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16 August, 2009

Quick body-post fix

If you break one of your car's body posts, use a small cable tie to hold the pieces together until you can get to the hobby shop to buy a...

16 August, 2009

Quick body-post fix

If you break one of your car's body posts, use a small cable tie to hold the pieces together until you can get to the hobby shop to buy a replacement. The post Quick body-post fix appeared first on RC...

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15 August, 2009

Body-Clip Magnet

Attach a magnet to the inside of your vehicle's body with glue or tape. You?ll be able to remove the clips and then place them on the roof; the magnet...

15 August, 2009

Body-Clip Magnet

Attach a magnet to the inside of your vehicle's body with glue or tape. You?ll be able to remove the clips and then place them on the roof; the magnet...

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14 August, 2009

Two coats of glue are better than one

It's great that many RTR vehicles have glued tires, but it's also a good idea to run a second bead of CA between the tire and rim. Let the glue...

14 August, 2009

Two coats of glue are better than one

It's great that many RTR vehicles have glued tires, but it's also a good idea to run a second bead of CA between the tire and rim. Let the glue...

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13 August, 2009

Fuel-tubing head protector

Zip-ties work fine to protect your engine's cooling head, but there's a better method, Run fuel tubing around the top of the cooling head as shown, and secure it with...

13 August, 2009

Fuel-tubing head protector

Zip-ties work fine to protect your engine's cooling head, but there's a better method, Run fuel tubing around the top of the cooling head as shown, and secure it with...

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12 August, 2009

No-crimp servo wires

Most sealed radio boxes have an opening through which the servo wires go, but on some models, the opening is so small that the wires get crimped when you close...

12 August, 2009

No-crimp servo wires

Most sealed radio boxes have an opening through which the servo wires go, but on some models, the opening is so small that the wires get crimped when you close...

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11 August, 2009

Convenient Charge Jack

You can make a convenient charge jack by soldering a male battery connector to your receiver battery pack. Solder the positive and negative leads from the connector to the corresponding...

11 August, 2009

Convenient Charge Jack

You can make a convenient charge jack by soldering a male battery connector to your receiver battery pack. Solder the positive and negative leads from the connector to the corresponding...

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10 August, 2009

Trash It

Nitro vehicles can get really messy after a day of racing, and tossing a dirty car in your trunk or back seat can leave permanent stains on the carpet and...

10 August, 2009

Trash It

Nitro vehicles can get really messy after a day of racing, and tossing a dirty car in your trunk or back seat can leave permanent stains on the carpet and...

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12 June, 2009

No more E-clips

Instead of relying only on E-clips to keep your car's hingepins in place, add a 4-40 setscrew for extra security. To do this, drill a hole in the arm mount...

12 June, 2009

No more E-clips

Instead of relying only on E-clips to keep your car's hingepins in place, add a 4-40 setscrew for extra security. To do this, drill a hole in the arm mount...

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