ChitownRC

Oh, yeah, and I'm broke.

Dude, that's what you get for buying t-shirts

I haven't even looked at my RC's, been just watching moves etc. I'll probably drain them of fuel and add ARO sometime in the morning.

Something like that.

I bet your truck will run good off that expensive fuel

Heh, it better because that freggin' quart cost me $20. Grr, why must I have bought 2 tickets?????

I bet the water is what gave me slipper problems..

Could be...I don't think so, I think it was more though that the nylon stoppy thingy inside of the nut was dying...So then it'd loosen up and slip too much.


I'm putting some of the holes I told you about on the outside of my tires tommrow, I'll let you know if it helps much.

That was alot of fun, I doubt I'll be standing out in the rain doing that anytime soon.

No, probably not. It wasn't worth getting scared to death that my new motor was going to blow twice.

Oh yeah, and guess what I got to do once we got back in town- go straight to church. Great. So I was soaking wet through all that, except my shirt where the ChicagoLand R/C shirt saved me.

Man! And now I just spilled red cool-ade on my new shirt! Grrrr.

I started tearing my Savage completely down. I love that guide that the guy on SC created, makes it soo easy.

My radio box was bone dry, gotta love that. I did see water inside the transmission however.

"Is there water on the knee? OPERATION!"
lol that just popped into my head when you said that.

I hope I can buy just that slipper pad that sticks to the SG, both the SG's are still good really good still

depends on how far the golden bushing thing spun itself down into the spur.

They had those pads, 2 to a pack on Towers. I bet it would probably run find just the way it is if it were dry.