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MrBumbles

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Is there a hobby shop etc in the USA selling your parts rv hobby explosion is closing, and hrc etc have zero stock for corally. Id be interested in having aa parts business but I have stage 4 cancer. Hrp etc they say they have parts but there a joke. If I have to order from UK I'll just sell my corally rigs.. nothing worse than a co. Claiming they have parts, for 2 vehicles that's it, false advertising is a crime. Don't get on here much because every time I do my password is not right when it's your stupid app. In fact I'll delete it this time asking this Is a waste of my time. I can make the parts on my cnc
 
Corally US. They seem to be good about saying they don't have the part when they don't.
I get most of my Corally parts off of eBay.

Another place to ask would be the Arrma forum. They got sheer numbers on their side. A lot of members.
 
I’m having difficulties parsing through your post. I use hobby recreational products. I just checked and they have all the major items for my kagama.

https://www.hobbyrecreationproducts.com/collections/corally-kagama-00274-00474-parts

What parts do you need? If they don’t have it set a notification and that alerts them to get it on stock. When my kagama was new, they didn’t have LE specific parts yet, but via email they were able to tell me what parts were compatible.
 
I don’t buy alot of Corally parts since I only own one, but HRP has been fine for me. Been a while though.
I usually google search the part numbers I need and see whose got them.
 
MrBumbles said:
Is there a hobby shop etc in the USA selling your parts rv hobby explosion is closing, and hrc etc have zero stock for corally. Id be interested in having aa parts business but I have stage 4 cancer. Hrp etc they say they have parts but there a joke. If I have to order from UK I'll just sell my corally rigs.. nothing worse than a co. Claiming they have parts, for 2 vehicles that's it, false advertising is a crime. Don't get on here much because every time I do my password is not right when it's your stupid app. In fact I'll delete it this time asking this Is a waste of my time. I can make the parts on my cnc
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That sucks, I was looking at a specially 3d printed wing and mount from garage life rc in the states for my notorious roughly $70 US, after shipping and conversion it was going to cost me $300 AUD. USPS are a joke, I'll just stick to stock
 
madasuga25 said:
USPS are a joke, I'll just stick to stock
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If you live in the states USPS is on it.
I understand what you're saying but from the other direction. If I order something from the UK it's shipping to customs out, then to customs in, then from the east coast to the west coast. It takes 3 weeks and I have spent as much on shipping and tariffs as on the parts.

We have 2 1/4 more years to go then hopefully we'll have sane leadership in the US. Our trade war against the entire world simultaneously is screwing with everyone.
 
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Sorry. Not laughing at you, laughing with you, because if I don’t, I will cry instead.
 
CatEatingTroll said:
If you live in the states USPS is on it.
I understand what you're saying but from the other direction. If I order something from the UK it's shipping to customs out, then to customs in, then from the east coast to the west coast. It takes 3 weeks and I have spent as much on shipping and tariffs as on the parts.

We have 2 1/4 more years to go then hopefully we'll have sane leadership in the US. Our trade war against the entire world simultaneously is screwing with everyone.
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It's just ridiculous, 2 Lee springs roughly 7.50 pounds when converted plus shipping and handling fee was going to cost around $70 aud for 2 Springs, very grateful for Horatio finding the Ali spring, cost $14 delivered for 1
 
madasuga25 said:
It's just ridiculous, 2 Lee springs roughly 7.50 pounds when converted plus shipping and handling fee was going to cost around $70 aud for 2 Springs, very grateful for Horatio finding the Ali spring, cost $14 delivered for 1
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I was given one to try courtesy of Nelson - I'd only used Lee Springs up to this Summer.

So credit goes to him finding out that they work!

The only sensible way of making Lee Springs viable financially is to order them in bulk and sell the surplus ones on eBay.

I'm pretty sure Fireblade here on the forum still sells Lee Springs. 👍
 
Horatio said:
I was given one to try courtesy of Nelson - I'd only used Lee Springs up to this Summer.

So credit goes to him finding out that they work!

The only sensible way of making Lee Springs viable financially is to order them in bulk and sell the surplus ones on eBay.

I'm pretty sure Fireblade here on the forum still sells Lee Springs. 👍
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Hey man, I'm a little bit lost with this build. I've got the method terraforms and agfrc 55kg servo coming, want to pull the trigger on the xc esc e6 1650kv combo but don't know what pinion to start with as I may not be going to 46t spur for a while but I want a quicker top end than the rtr asuga, my boys got that now, thanks. Thank you Nelson.81 also
 
madasuga25 said:
Hey man, I'm a little bit lost with this build. I've got the method terraforms and agfrc 55kg servo coming, want to pull the trigger on the xc esc e6 1650kv combo but don't know what pinion to start with as I may not be going to 46t spur for a while but I want a quicker top end than the rtr asuga, my boys got that now, thanks. Thank you Nelson.81 also
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That motor will turn any pinion you can physically fit. I should imagine 19t would be a good place to start. 👍
 
Agree on 19t, I ran an 18 with a 4092 1650kv in a Mojave 6s and it was getting hot. Turns out an 18t was too small as I was holding it near full throttle too much. Threw a 20t on and it runs cooler from less motor RPM. Holding the throttle open to much for long periods generates more heat in the motor apparently.
 
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