Fmrc Presents The 2009 Independence Bash
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1) 1/10-scale Rock Crawler
2) 4WD SC10
3) 1/5-scale buggy or truck
4) Dirtbike
I want to see a comp ready 1/5-scale truck. I also think that a dirtbike would be sick.

I was just wondering if there is any kit that is a model of EDGE 540 (Kirby Chamblis Redbull airrace plane)?
Hope there is! Would be really cool!


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Default servos got wet!
Hey guys,
Today we had a race day (nitro 1/10th tourer) and it wasn't great weather, the track was still wet a bit but for the most part it was dry, there were a few wet patches, which I did drive over, (causing a minor splash)...anyways after driving over the splashes TWICE, I started to realise my steering servo decides to automatically adjust to whatever alignment it wants! its get twitchy when on idle making adjustments, (without engine on) and when driving it twitches and sometimes pulls to the right or left....I was told if water had gotten into my receiver it may cause the problem, so i stripped the receiver (which was wet), air compressed it and then hair dried it, which still has the same issue...and yes, my steering,throttle,aux, and obviously power is working.
My servos are controlled by spectrum 2.4ghz
What I want to know is, are my servo's gone? useless? or it a matter of opening up and thouroughly cleaning it to make sure no water is in there to stop this...?? is the water messing with the electrics?
or
What could be the issue here?
Please help! thanks in advance!

I'm currently leaning towards getting a Nikon D40, as it seems to be the smallest, lightest, and cheapest DSLR, and still take good pics. Any opinions on this?



A couple of questions:
1) Sensored vs sensorless: I'd like to know your preference for racing applications. Is there a real performance difference?
2) Novak Havoc sport 8.5 brushless system. Is it any good for bashing?
Thanks!

Team Associated’s all-new shock towers and suspension mounts have been developed by our engineering staff and were race tested by factory team drivers. With a wide variety of tuning options for varying track conditions, both front and rear towers feature additional shock mounting positions while the rear tower also includes additional camber link positions.
CNC machined from 7075 aluminum, these new shock towers are standard equipment on the RC8B and can be fitted to existing RC8, RC8RS, and RC8e chassis. All installation hardware and a set of hinge pin bushings (front) are included.
New suspension mounts come standard on the RC8B, but are the perfect upgrade for all RC8, RC8T, and SC8 vehicles. Because they are CNC machined from 7075 aluminum, they offer a precision fit and are extremely durable. The A-Plate and C-plate come with all necessary installation hardware. The B-plate and D-plate come with all necessary installation hardware plus titanium nitride-coated hinge pins and a set of hinge pin bushings.
89464 RC8B Shock Tower, front .99 June ‘09
89465 RC8B Shock Tower, rear .99 June ‘09
89460 RC8B Suspension A-plate .99 June ‘09
89461 RC8B Suspension B-plate with pins .99 June ‘09
89462 RC8B Suspension C-plate .99 June ‘09
89463 RC8B Suspension D-plate with pins .99 June ‘09
Parts for the Factory Team RC8B Buggy
89466 RC8B FT Inner Hinge Pins .99
89467 FT HD Shock Shaft, 4 x 29mm .99
89468 FT HD Shock Shaft, 4 x 38mm .99
89469 RC8B HD Shock Ends, heavy duty .99
89470 RC8B Tower Pin Bushing .99
89471 RC8B Battery Box .99
89472 RC8B Front Bulkhead Spacer .99
89473 FT RC8 Shock Standoff, steel .99
89474 M3 x 22mm Socket Head Cap Screw .99
89475 RC8B Decal Sheet .99
89242 RC8 Drag Link .99
89526 Turnbuckle, M4 x 50mm .99
89527 Turnbuckle, M4 x 92mm .99
