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Gent 03-14-2003 10:34 AM

LOL- I suppose there is. :D

ReD RiDeR 03-14-2003 02:43 PM

oooooohhhhhhhhhh. I get it now thanx Gent.:)

vtheo 04-10-2003 09:59 PM

I run a no tire special edtion bit, turns purrrrfect, until i started messing with dual steering springs, then the magnet fell out. i exopied it back but its never been the same... :( anyplace to get real bit char-g steering arm/magnet in usa?

also dont ask me why i messed with the stupid spring i am kinda sore about that one

SuperFly 04-16-2003 06:30 PM

vtheo-

I just got a nakamichi racer on eBay for $1.50 + $3.00 shipping. The minute I received it, I tore it apart. You get a NICE set of wheels already mounted on compatible knuckles and rear axle, some dual nimh batteries that could be used for a nice internal dual cell, and a steering arm with spring that seems like it would be compatible (haven't tried it yet). I've seen several of these on eBay recently. Just bid on the cheapest car you can find on eBay and use it for parts.

vtheo 04-17-2003 06:17 PM

I have a stripped clone just for parts, the steering on the clone was very bad(motor was fast tho:) ). I tried that steering arm... it was bad on the bit too. Anyone know a place that you could get a bit/microsizer steering arm. I have heard that nothing steers like a bit/microsizer, and the limited expeirence i have with clones they are right. i took off the dual steering spring, its better but it is realy tight one way and realy wide the other :(

edit

dual celled??? or just a battery that would work with the stock batt of a bit or clone

cowfish_29 04-21-2003 06:06 PM

I dont have steering springs, but i find that the QFM ones are good for high speeds but on rough surfaces going slow they make friend's car bounce around.
I like the softest red bit stabius b/c it gives enough "squish" between the front wheels to make the turning smooth and have the front slip out a little bit (a good thing with fast motors)

Whenever i use no suspension at all, my car's reaction time and steering is REALLY bad. Most of the time i forget to put one in and then i think i broke something :)

DraGula 06-07-2003 03:33 PM

i got my springs off a broken walkman tape player, they were right inside, but I needed a screwdriver to pull them out with. they fit right on the steering knuckles and cut perfectly into two.

midget_man1387 06-18-2003 12:56 PM

how long should the springs be?

nouseforname101 06-19-2003 12:18 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by vtheo
II have heard that nothing steers like a bit/microsizer
I've had tons of problems with bit/ms steering. QFM or RCmod probably has the parts your'e lookin for. I think nothing steers like a Thunder Charger ;) (You can get them for $5 at BigLots in the Toy Section)


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