Awesome action shot!I see your one of those who run there rigs at 5:30AM. Very ambitious
I'll just put the other stocker back on- these gpm links are garbage, I would not recommend 
All our Sentons look like this. Go pre-emptive and get yourself some Shoe Goo and Lexan, and possibly some stainless steel wire
That's a very common weak point on the Sentons. After replacing a couple myself, I've just fitted the 3D-RC bumper frame. We only have 1 pack through it so too early to review but so far so good.
These are the solution for the senton bumper issue, can't beat it for $5
On the bright side, your back to your old self. Quite concerned about your state of mind the other day with no breakage for 2 packs!Have to reglue my 6s backflips so I threw on some brand new Fireteam tires & tried to break my pb on the Black Sheep (65mph) during lunchbreak. Kissed a curb under heavy braking & popped the other camber link off the rear (broke the other side on Saturday). Ok, popped it back on after finding the axle. Wanted to rip around in the snow a little, didn't last 5 minutes before it popped back off!!
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Ya wanna explain that? Looks factory original! J/k. If it works that's all that matters!
& I didn't even get my pb either, only ran a 63 before having to get on the brakes a little too hardOn the bright side, your back to your old self. Quite concerned about your state of mind the other day with no breakage for 2 packs!
I think w/ a little longer run I can get it on those Fireteam tires 
Looks sturdy but I'm not allowed to be near shoe goo. To painful to talk aboutAll our Sentons look like this. Go pre-emptive and get yourself some Shoe Goo and Lexan, and possibly some stainless steel wire
Haha, well we got tired of replacing the crappy factory part so after about 5 fixes we got it down. Free fix for most of usYa wanna explain that? Looks factory original! J/k. If it works that's all that matters!
That's a good idea and cheap. Remember tho, I'm not sending it like you guys, but your right, it's definitely a weak bumper.Haha, well we got tired of replacing the crappy factory part so after about 5 fixes we got it down. Free fix for most of us
That is a thin strip of Lexan that is wired around the broken parts and then a generous about of shoe goo is applied 360, its been through a few more bashes and is holding up.
I like that piece..thanks! Upgraded shocks? Work better?
The og shocks were replaced when the Senton was new, due to leaks. The early 3s rigs suffered from leaking shocks. In fact, they leaked new in the box. The ones we fitted are just the cheap eBay big bore shocks. No name brand. They have been surprisingly durable. They have thicker rods. No issues even though they've had a hard life as my son learns to drive it and crash it. Only complaint is the springs are very noising as they rub up/down the thread on the shock body. We fitted that by putting heat shrink over the thread.
I wanted to get that, but have RPM bumpers on my Senton 3s and it won't fit with that. I'm gonna get it for my next Senton 3s though!! Need more SCTs for my track!!
I had noticed before that run, there was a turbulent side wind but chose to ignore it. It pushed the Infraction off course and I couldn't bring it back straight. My mistake but lesson learnt. I won't speed run in side winds again.
Dang! Nasty wreck!128kph(79mph) into a roadside metal reflector post. Only post in 100 metres.
Damage: Body dented, alloy splitter bent, screws pulled through plastic bumper, new 3d printed side skirt smashed, GPS and the 40mm cooling fan dislodged but luckily stayed within the body and unharmed. Somehow the LHF arm, wheel and steering wasn't touched. I'm guessing the alloy splitter took and stopped most the impact.
I managed to repair most of the damage but it's lost a bit of its new car look.
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Didn't happen to get vid, did ya? Seems like easy fixes though! Those damn winds! 
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