New guy here..
Jan 16, 2002 | 02:28 PM
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Trailblazer
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Hello everyone!
I'm a new member here. Just wanted to say hi to everybody. I have been in the atv/motorcycle world before and now my dad and I share a 2001 Polaris Tralblazer. We have added a HSP pipe, clutch springs, filter, and an oil block-off kit so far. Its a great bike and perfect for the trail riding we do.
I made up a site of my own too if anyone wants to see it-its a constant work in progress.(in sig)
I'm a new member here. Just wanted to say hi to everybody. I have been in the atv/motorcycle world before and now my dad and I share a 2001 Polaris Tralblazer. We have added a HSP pipe, clutch springs, filter, and an oil block-off kit so far. Its a great bike and perfect for the trail riding we do.
I made up a site of my own too if anyone wants to see it-its a constant work in progress.(in sig)
Jan 16, 2002 | 07:23 PM
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Cool, welcome to the forum, man. I also ride a TrailBlazer. I like to ride it everywhere. How do you like your HSP kit? I have a Traxxas Rustler, but I haven't driven it for a while cause it chews gears like crazy. It has a 14Turn Quad in it, so it's pretty fast. Well, I hope you like it here.
Jan 16, 2002 | 09:39 PM
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yeah welcome to the boards dude......hope u have a great time here.....i do....u will learn alot.....sit back and enjoy tha ride dude....or should i say ..HANG ON!!!!!! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Jan 17, 2002 | 02:13 PM
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Thanks for all of the replies! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] I'm glad you guys like the web site I made as well.
Muddyxplor4x4: The best place to find a nitro rc truck is from a local hobby shop (LHS). If you can't find any listed around you on-line or in a phone book the next best place to go is Tower Hobbies. Tower is the best place when it come to buying new trucks or parts/accessories.
Blazer250: I think the HSP kit is great. I haven't found anyone else to compare against who has a trail blazer but when tuned right (best @ 60 degrees outside temp, so far.) I can accelerate with just about any sport quad around, but once I hit 35-40mph they start to pull away because of gearing. I wish there was a two speed belt tranny or something to shift into a higher gear! If you want to get you rustler runngin again go to RCMT.net-Stampede Forum and check out the stampede message board (I am Stampede Rule over there) and those guys will help you get it running in no time at all.
OhioScrambler, bmxatv10, & ScramblerX: Thanks for the welcoming!
Muddyxplor4x4: The best place to find a nitro rc truck is from a local hobby shop (LHS). If you can't find any listed around you on-line or in a phone book the next best place to go is Tower Hobbies. Tower is the best place when it come to buying new trucks or parts/accessories.
Blazer250: I think the HSP kit is great. I haven't found anyone else to compare against who has a trail blazer but when tuned right (best @ 60 degrees outside temp, so far.) I can accelerate with just about any sport quad around, but once I hit 35-40mph they start to pull away because of gearing. I wish there was a two speed belt tranny or something to shift into a higher gear! If you want to get you rustler runngin again go to RCMT.net-Stampede Forum and check out the stampede message board (I am Stampede Rule over there) and those guys will help you get it running in no time at all.
OhioScrambler, bmxatv10, & ScramblerX: Thanks for the welcoming!
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