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Just got this little beauty in, I really like the looks of it, but it needs some serious tuning to be a smooth runner. Its worth the effort to me. Anyone have any tricks for these? other than the usual , truing, floating, braid , etc.

If you check out my first honeycomb thread in the scratch builders section. I used one of these bodies for the build.

Just take time with the rear wheels in the Razor. Also check that crown while it's in there, turn the Razor on slow mode and see if the crown is straight or has a wobble. Wobbling is not good of course. :)

Sand the tires in the rear, then swap them to the front. That will help get the shim-shiminy out of them :)

Those are cool!!

Bruce

Just remember you will always have to work on it. Watch out for the oil leaks.

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Tony

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Good looking little car

Bob run the gears in good with a past and hot glue the motor in
Richard