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09.12.2007, 04:23 PM

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That's a nice wide spur there too! I see there is a grub screw, presumably to prevent the tensioner adjustment from self-adjusting?
Correct - and the oily residue is from wd-40 on the chassis - not the slippery differy leakerly... LOL


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09.12.2007, 06:04 PM

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Correct - and the oily residue is from wd-40 on the chassis - not the slippery differy leakerly... LOL
I just figured the oiliness was from the exhaust of other stinky nitro vehicles that were on the track previously.

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09.12.2007, 06:38 PM

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I just figured the oiliness was from the exhaust of other stinky nitro vehicles that were on the track previously.

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Brian,

It's from the exhaust of all the nitros you pass each and every lap!


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09.12.2007, 09:34 PM

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Brian,

It's from the exhaust of all the nitros you pass each and every lap!
lol, passing the nitros isn't the problem; it's keeping my vehicles on the tires that is. I tend to overthrottle it (just because I can) and usually wayyy overshoot jumps and/or go too fast around corners.
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09.14.2007, 04:56 PM

No kidding. I swear, it's just too tempting to kill the nitros on the straight aways, you know? I love seeing that and all the looks from the sidelines. Cool until you slam into the barrier at the end of the straight.
   
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