Thanks man, I haven't had a chance to drive this rig yet but I can see my love for the wrenching part being as great as the driving. There are roadblocks but having you guys here makes knocking them down a breeze. One of the biggest things I've learned so far is how bad I need my eyes checked.
Yes, I have to wear reading glasses when I wrench & a silly LED light headband thing. It really helps when getting old.Thanks man, I haven't had a chance to drive this rig yet but I can see my love for the wrenching part being as great as the driving. There are roadblocks but having you guys here makes knocking them down a breeze. One of the biggest things I've learned so far is how bad I need my eyes checked.
Just ordered on Amazon.ca, delivered in 3 days. Love how quickly I can order parts for the K6 with free delivery from there. I have parts arriving all the time, the wife thinks I'm crazy.
Haha, I was JUST thinking about getting one of those today. Be like Egon from Ghostbusters.
I told you (I think) that there'd a noticeable difference!
Yesss! It was you, thanks man! With the rig just sitting, it seems so much better. You weren't kidding.
I don't understand why they didn't just put them in there the 1st place? Just an afterthought I guessYesss! It was you, thanks man! With the rig just sitting, it seems so much better. You weren't kidding.
Take pics as you take things out so you remember where they go back.that usually helps me out especially if a have a few
Great advice, I've been doing this, too. Although, after taking apart the steering/front end so many times, I'm sure I could now do it blindfolded
. Much more confident in that area with alll the little jobs.
Yup that's usually the way it goes.experience makes a big differenceGreat advice, I've been doing this, too. Although, after taking apart the steering/front end so many times, I'm sure I could now do it blindfolded
build is coming out sweet.lets see more
Yup that's usually the way it goes.experience makes a big difference
Anything you do to your RC should be considered a build .I mean your working on it and improving it's functional properties so why wouldn't it not be considered a build
and I'm sure it's not going to end ,it keeps going .it's a addiction that has no cure .only cure is when your wallet doesn't allow it to happen.
Anything you do to your RC should be considered a build .I mean your working on it and improving it's functional properties so why wouldn't it not be considered a build
I'm sure @WoodiE can help you move this thread over to the build thread section if that's what you want to do
Question for you (the Kraton looks great). Why aren’t you using higher quality upgrade parts from aftermarket brands?Thanks man, income tax got me a few upgrades this year. It definitely adds up. And some folk say why not just get the EXB when you're doing all the upgrades anyway as it could cost even more in the end, but like I said, it's tough to put a value on the experience gained from all of the work required.
Yeah, if I could move this thread to builds without too much hassle for @WoodiE, that would be cool.
I'd say accessibility and price for the most part. I can get most of the EXB upgrades on Amazon here in Canada at a decent price and have them delivered within 3 days with free shipping. For most other brands I'll need to do cross-border delivery and pay considerably more. I've run into customs issues before and if I can avoid it, I will generally try. I almost got M2C shock towers but after shipping it was a fair bit more. I'm also impatient.
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