Largescale R/C Gas Powered Pulling
08-12-2009, 03:49 PM
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RE: Largescale R/C Gas Powered Pulling
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Just imagine how FAST they could go with different gearing.
Just imagine how FAST they could go with different gearing.
Multiply engine vehicles are more suited for pulling power then speed.
08-12-2009, 03:52 PM
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RE: Largescale R/C Gas Powered Pulling
cheers looker...
yes those tyres on the tralier were my old fg offroad beetle tyres and they are not in the best of condition,i was thinking of tyre form maybe pump it in to them to harden them up a bit maybe......what do you think?
yes those tyres on the tralier were my old fg offroad beetle tyres and they are not in the best of condition,i was thinking of tyre form maybe pump it in to them to harden them up a bit maybe......what do you think?
08-12-2009, 08:24 PM
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RE: Largescale R/C Gas Powered Pulling
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cheers looker...
yes those tyres on the tralier were my old fg offroad beetle tyres and they are not in the best of condition,i was thinking of tyre form maybe pump it in to them to harden them up a bit maybe......what do you think?
cheers looker...
yes those tyres on the tralier were my old fg offroad beetle tyres and they are not in the best of condition,i was thinking of tyre form maybe pump it in to them to harden them up a bit maybe......what do you think?
I've always wondered about this stuff for that application.
http://greatstuff.dow.com/products/wd.htm
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RE: Largescale R/C Gas Powered Pulling
man thats a great idea why didnt i think of that lol
we have the eqivialant here in ireland its called no more nails,its for sticking skirting bord and wood on walls.....
nice thinking there.........
must try that & ill let you know how it goes.
now to figure out how to get it in to tyre evenly.......mmm
we have the eqivialant here in ireland its called no more nails,its for sticking skirting bord and wood on walls.....
nice thinking there.........
must try that & ill let you know how it goes.
now to figure out how to get it in to tyre evenly.......mmm
