hehehe....NICE!! the rime looks 'MENGANCAM'!

setup for super speed ke? what size are the rear rollers?

hehe...if semi speed, blh test kt speed houz nk turun blh roger2

cam menarik...nvr really try my car on high speed/loop track yet....rasa nye semua brake kena cabut

TU changed high speed....mesti ramai yg suka track cam tu...at least your car is safer

anybody here join the race kt saloma bistro?

kena tunggu stock2 baru sampai first....then I setup 1 for high speed track...current 1 just nice for semi speed, lazy to change again

bunyi cam menarik...can lepak till 4 a.m! hehe, my wife gonna kill me after that

feel free to post pics of that place if u got la

yup, trim tires allowed, based from tamiya official website:

Modifications to the tire's shape are allowed if they comply with the Car Measuring System outlined above. However, changing the material properties of the tire surface (including, but not limited to, applying glue or other substances to the tire surface) are prohibited.

Front and Rear Tires: Diameter: 22-35mm, Width: 8-26mm (Note that tires must be attached.)

Below my latest setup...change front roller to 8 - 9 mm

To be tested at speed houz tomowo....manage to trim the front tires but I guess can still make thinner

Once done....plz post again.....hehe

thanks man...newbies here and great info there...currently the 2 tires at the back are larger than the front 2

no wonder my car look like slowing down during corners

need to spend trimming the other 2 tires then

this what makes me love this thread....

Hahahaha....TERBAIK!!.....the colour look funky

WOW!!

seeing your guys collection is superb man

if I get my hand on those, don't think so can resist myself to mod all of them...

again....respect to you all

@toacheng .....mana collection ko? kasi tunjuk sikit apa ko ada bwh katil ko

That sounded harsh

what type of tire of u trimmed?

this might sound too educational and boring, so ignore this if u hate chemistry

basically, zippo liquid is scientifically known/made using naphtha...lightest/most volatile fraction type of hydrocarbon liqiud from petroleum.

In contact with metal, this type of liquid may prevent oxidation of iron - process known as Inhibitor/Corrosion inhibitor.

It's not seeable to naked eyes, but the present of air n oxygen, iron/metal tend to oxidize = rust = extra friction

It's not lubricant but it works to smooth/clean the surface of ball bearing as it's an anti-oxide subtance.

In fact, this is used as cleaning solution for watches parts during servicing (different brand/type, not zippo liquid la).

I guess there are many other ways to smoothen ball bearing and IMO, logically using zippo liquid is kinda acceptable.

correct me if I'm wrong.

Friendly reminder: Please use this product with extra precaution. It has lots of side effect when come into contact with human skin. Do not attempt to drink/swallow/inhale the liquid.

hehehe...cheap to replace? that's depend on indi. pocket size

care to share your method?

I do soak my bearings in zippo liquid for cleaning, then spray with SC 99 and apply some singer oil to it (don't know any cheap lubricant yet - newbies )

thanks for all the methods shared

respect to all sifus

if it's softer, will it tend to easily break?

I'm getting myself the white MS chassis

Thanks....still xperimeting with MS chassis. try and error on the setting/mod