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Spending more money on shit as my dad's says but hay,

The uprated parts

- Racing Induction Kit

- Racing Exhaust

- Racing Glow Plug

- Racing Fuel Filter

- Widen Fuel/Air Pipes

- Three sets of wheels "Race,Drift,Show"

And last but not least Golf GTi Mk5 Shell Sprayed in Vw Candy White 8-)

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How fast does this goes? :D

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83mph its been clocked at so its way quicker then the polo's :p

And props more reliable as well haha

Looks nice did you make that all yourself?

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And props more reliable as well haha

Ahh i dunno about that lol

Looks nice did you make that all yourself?

Yep built up from bare

looks good dude not sure about the 83 bit though lol ;) rc's are my speciality i race 1/10 electric touring cars every week at maritime racing club :D

I'm running a Xray T2 08 , 10.5 brushless system and lipos :D

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also got a nitro 4.6 hpi savage :D (huge next to my xray)

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a M05 mini :D

jamie

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the RC drivers are coming out the closet now!

I've been racing 10th scale electric since 2003.

Running a GM advanced timing brushless system :)

Good effort on the shell. Arches are a pain to cut though!

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looks good dude not sure about the 83 bit though lol ;) rc's are my speciality i race 1/10 electric touring cars every week at maritime racing club :D

I'm running a Xray T2 09 , 10.5 brushless system and lipos :D

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also got a nitro 4.6 hpi savage :D

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a M05 mini :D

jamie

Had it speed checked have the print out for it some were.

the RC drivers are coming out the closet now!

I've been racing 10th scale electric since 2003.

Running a GM advanced timing brushless system :)

Good effort on the shell. Arches are a pain to cut though!

I know right pain + I'm going to add JDM arches 8-)

Came on here expecting a real golf, but this is sweet

Used to have a 7th scale XTM XLB buggy, was so much fun, but it just got too expensive and had to go :(

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Came on here expecting a real golf, but this is sweet

Used to have a 7th scale XTM XLB buggy, was so much fun, but it just got too expensive and had to go :(

Hahaha, na 1/10 scale insted

1/7th is more fun

Bigger is better, you know it ;)

i had a thunder tiger ts4n got that next to a car bout 55-60 not bad to say i just tuned it and put a 21 engine in ! :lol: i ust to work in a model shop and ust to tune nitro cars all day but the shop went bust :(

just looked at the photo and is this the newer ts4n dint even notice :lol: looks gd tho !

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heres my baby:

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running a 9turn brushless set up, racing spur gear, lightweight body etc, so fun!

I used to race 1/10th scale electric as well.

Started off with a Tamiya TT-01, which to be honest was shit, but I did alright with it a few times.

Then had an Associated TC3 Factory Team, back when that was good, all the blue anodized bits etc.

Also had a Tamiya Mini for indoor carpet racing.

Had a Schumacher Buggy thing from like 1990, was fast as fuck but then I broke the differential and its sat in a box somewhere now. Just used that for mucking about with.

Over About 2 years I had something like 22 bodyshells, every one of which was different.

Between me and my brother (deviance) we spent a lot of money on these things.

yeah i started with a TC4 :D ....rc racing is a very expensive sport easliy a 1k to get you all the gear i mean the top guys even use tyre warmers lol and its just getting worse not that spending lots means your actuly going to get anywhere though lol...thats why recently over christmas i have be racing my tamiya mini cheep racing and its alot more fun and close racing :D

jamie

I've got tyre warmers :D

Some assistance from model shops helps though ;)

i had a truck with a winch when i was younger...

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