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02.03.2012, 05:47 PM

That's a sweet-looking track there Josh. What are the average lap times for truggies? By the way, I didn't until now that you're in Louisville. I got some relatives who stayed there after retiring from active duty service.


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02.13.2012, 12:18 AM

Hey Lito! That's cool. Yeah average lap time is between 27-33. 28 is hot I think. That is just looking at the records from previous races.

Yeah you probably remember me being in Alabama. I moved up to Louisville to attend the Southern Baptist Seminary. Its pretty cool. I got married here in December to a girl I met in glass. She is great.


Also I would like to say... My MMM is the bomb. I don't understand HOW people burn their Castle stuff so often. Mine is getting old and is a beast! Its been through alot I think. Thank you Patrick and the rest of Castle Creations.

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I got married here in December to a girl I met in glass. She is great.


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I spent some time with a woman I met in Amsterdam behind glass. I had to pay for the time I asked several times, but she would not marry me


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I spent some time with a woman I met in Amsterdam behind glass. I had to pay for the time I asked several times, but she would not marry me
I met some guys from Amsterdam while I was in Rome in the summer of '07. They were very heavy drinkers. That was before I met her in Class. I have got to watch my spelling closer. I hate it when I mix up of for or.

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03.03.2012, 05:42 PM

Soon I will be no longer using the RPM truetracs on this truck and going to full FLM arms. The true tracs are great(I've never broken one) but they are too wide for my choice of CVD. And I don't want to remove the drive cups from my UE diffs and replace them with stubs. FLM Arms in the front has been awesome. No problems. and I will use beef Monster ball rod ends from Dubro on the linkage just like I have on the front for a couple years. I will still use plastic knuckles for now, as it is a good weak point for me. Even with the metal rings around the pivot balls on a big hit the knuckle will come off the balls rather than bend an a-arm or similar. This has only happened once.

I broke a screw off in my right FLM bulkhead. Does anyone have a spare right front bulk?

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03.04.2012, 08:01 AM

I have spare FLM bulks (NIB and used, standard and combo) I will never use. I will send it to you within a month (these spare parts are in my parents' home).
   
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03.04.2012, 09:27 AM

Hey that is great! It's good to hear from you!! I will send you a PM. I've been following your incremental updates. It is a bummer that you bent that chassis rail. I see that you are still bashing hard as time allows.

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03.10.2012, 05:43 PM

Can someone please measure their Mugen 6t shafts for me?... From the ball part of the shaft to the pin part? Not including the stub axle part.

I want to try them on my Maxx. Particularly on the RPM truetrac.
   
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03.10.2012, 06:16 PM

I have family up in Louisville myself, the Little's & the Greene's (even though I am a Roe), they are on my Grandmother's side of the family! They come back here to Alabama every year, though. I like it up there, and will probably be back sometime this year...I will let you know when and we can bash/race for a while!


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03.10.2012, 06:23 PM

Okay. You know I used to live in Alabama. We talked about maybe going to that big race in Cullman but neither of us could.
   
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03.10.2012, 06:35 PM

Yea, I know...I wish we could have made it. This time, though, I wanna try my best to get together while I am up there!


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03.10.2012, 06:52 PM

Yeah I would love to see our trucks together! I've never seen VBS. lol

But does any one have measurements on Mugen 6t rear cvds?

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03.11.2012, 12:10 AM

VBS is like a rare painting, incredible to look at!!!

Someone get this man some MB-X6T measurements! LOL :)


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03.11.2012, 08:42 PM

Okay!! The mugen shafts almost, but not quite work on the truetrac. They may work on the front with modified or after-market Maxx knuckles though.

I have not given up yet. I will try some thing else. Perhaps rear truggy carriers with truggy shafts. They should mount up nice.



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03.12.2012, 06:15 AM

Keep us posted on the truggy knuckle idea, it sounds/looks like it will work!


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