For those of you guys who are using a leather hole punch to vent your tires, are you guys using the smallest setting? Biggest? Or somewhere in the middle? Thanks in advance for any advice!
Traxxas Maxx
Traxxas Mini Maxx
Traxxas Mini XRT
RedCat Ascent Fusion
Those plastic wheels absolutely had to go immediately. Not gonna lie, the new wheels were here before the truck even got here 😂
Also put on some Injora 12mm hex extensions and HobbyPark silicone inserts.
And to all the other fathers on this sub. Hope you guys all got something to add to your collections! Just added this bad boy to mine!
Nothing beats fresh burgers and 24 hrs of LeMans!
These two lipo (lithium polymer) battery fire safe bags are both made by the same manufacturer. Very similar rear warning labels, but the one on the left has two typos.
Traxxas Wide Maxx arms
GPM aluminum shocks
GPM aluminum steering links
GPM aluminum wheel hexes
Flysky FS-R7P receiver
Just getting back into the hobby and started off with a Mini Maxx that I got as a birthday gift. Immediately hated the feel of the factory radio. Decided to pick up the Maxx V2 for the second piece of the Triforce. Picked up the G11P to go with it after hearing good things about it and just did the receiver swap tonight. Lawd that factory receiver was hard to get out. Grabbed a FS-R7P to go in the Mini Maxx but have yet to do that swap.
I don't know who needs to hear this, but the Members Mark 5 Burner Pro Series is currently $100 off til June 21st. I just bought this griddle about a month ago and I love it. Now that it's $100 cheaper, I love it even more. Sams club allowed me to "return" and repurchase at the lower price without having to actually return the griddle. Now is a great chance to get an awesome, feature packed griddle at an incredible price.
Mods, if this type of post isn't allowed, my apologies. Just trying to spread the savings.
Just recently purchased the Members Mark Pro Series 5 Burner from Sam's club. Really impressed with this as far as the build quality, price and features. I have no choice but to store it outdoors. It did come with a cover that feels like it may last a year or two so it's okay for now. I have seasoned it and made a few burgers on it only once so far then cleaned and put more oil on afterwards. Had a bit of rain yesterday and opened the cover today and had no rust. There was noticeable condensation on the front of the doors though.
Are there any best practices for outdoor storage with a cover when you know rain is coming? Should you leave the bottom "open" to allow more air in it? Or keep it closed with the velcro? Is it best to let it warm up and lay another light coat of oil the day after rain? Any tips and info is much appreciated! Thank you.