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Here's what we in the civilized world call an upgrade.



It does a great job spinning the wheels.




.. at the cost of certain cosmetics.




Well, the "rear guard" doesn't really add any driving properties or stabilization to the car, except for perhaps some protection and/or carrying it.




We all hate sand in the machinery, so making sure the motor compartment stays clean is important. I've used some silcone fix to stuff any cavities around the wires.




.. then driving it, imagine the old 27T and compare it to this 15.5T brushless - goodness gratuitous!

My Fighting Buggy is awaiting the same upgrade.

Just to be clear, it comes with minus this rear guard motor cage. At least on the Sand Scorcher. Fighting Buggy has a bit more space around the motor so the custom lid with thicker wires should fit with the cage intact.

Dude!!!

Changing the steering servo in my brushless Bigwig, the magic smoke just escaped from the newer of my two servo testers

That sucks!

Ended the american car (still for sale) . Welcome to the patrol gr

Well not today but over the last couple of days. Besides redecorating and painting the inside of our appartment, I also had time to do some shopping for me myself and a fellow TB member.

Picked up this nice set locally today. It's a 58218 Tamiya Toyota Corolla WRC.

Came wit a cool box with carrying strap and all you need to race.
Ok body but great chassis.

Unfortunately the wheels are missing, so if anybody have 50770 wheels for sale, let me know.

Nice a corolla. I think but not sure that I have a set. I have to see.

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These rims Lars?

Oh dear. I gave away a set of those this afternoon