I just discovered a company called MAXAMPS that sells 7.4V 6000mah Lipo packs for RC cars. They have twice the capacity of NiMH for the same weight, you can choose your own tabs, like Tamiya, Deans, Traxxas TRX and more. They can be recharged unlimited times per day and have a money back guarantee. Having these packs in your electric RC car will give you incrediable runs times and allow you to drive longer at top speeds. Click Here for more info. ... Read More
Electric RC Cars Run For Ever With No Memory
Posted On 11 Aug 2008 By Bart Piotrowski. Under: RC Cars and Trucks.
I just discovered a company called MAXAMPS that sells 7.4V 6000mah Lipo packs for RC cars. They have twice the capacity of NiMH for the same weight, you can choose your own tabs, like Tamiya, Deans, Traxxas TRX and more. They can be recharged unlimited times per day and have a money back guarantee. Having these packs in your electric RC car will give you incrediable runs times and allow you to drive longer at top speeds. Click Here for more info. ... Read More
How To Do a Rear Brake Job on a 1993 Honda Civic Steps 9 to 12
Posted On 11 Aug 2008 By Bart Piotrowski. Under: Brakes, How To's, Maintenance and Do It Yourself.
Step 9 - To assemble the brakes back together follow steps 1 to 8 backwards until its all together.
Step 1 to 4 and Step 5-8
In the image below you can see the difference between a new brake shoe, a used brake shoe and an entirely used brake shoe that has no more lining left for effective braking.
Step 10 - Top up the brake fluid reservoir with DOT 3 brake fluid and start bleeding the brakes. To bleed the brakes get your friend to pump the brakes 3-4 times and then hold the brake pedal firmly. Once your friend is holding the brake pedal, connect a clear tube or a brake bleeding kit to the bleeding nipple at the back of the wheel cylinder and then use a 8mm box end combination wrench to loosen the nipple. You should see brake fluid flow out with some air bubble along the way. Once the brake pedal reaches the floor tighten the nipple up so no fluid is able to leak out. Repeat the pedal pumping and bleeding till no more air bubble show up in the clear tube, but check on your reservoir every 3-4 sessions of bleeding. Do this about 4-6 ... Read More





