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[whites75]

just a quickie if possible

looking for a general toolkit (imperial) to build my kit with and general maintenance once I get running. Are the ones that are like £25 in a zip pouch suitable please and would I need anything extra not usually provided in a set.

cheers
phil

[whites75]

was thinking something like this?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Team-Losi-...item338b1d100b

[Aire valley]

Have a look at the Dynamite one...http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dynamite-I...item3ce5867181
Cheaper and good quality....
The one you quoted is both Imperial and Metric..

[whites75]

cheers matey - will order that one in the morning

Originally Posted by Aire valley

Have a look at the Dynamite one...http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dynamite-I...item3ce5867181
Cheaper and good quality....
The one you quoted is both Imperial and Metric..

[dazp83]

What car did you go for in the end?

[whites75]

Originally Posted by dazp83

What car did you go for in the end?

I originally planned to go for the durango 210 but then spoke to someone about sct and also got talking about buggy's too and that was that I guess lol

Not got anything yet but I am getting the losi 22 sct and the losi 22.2 buggy, pretty good cars those two I believe

[dazp83]

Yeah good cars, you can't go wrong really anyway all the top manufacturers make good cars.

[Ashlandchris]

Toolkit will be fine. I have a similar one. Only thing I've found I needed was a turnbuckle wrench and some needle nose pliers

[jcb]

Originally Posted by whites75

I originally planned to go for the durango 210 but then spoke to someone about sct and also got talking about buggy's too and that was that I guess lol

Not got anything yet but I am getting the losi 22 sct and the losi 22.2 buggy, pretty good cars those two I believe

In your original post you say about imperial tools but the tlr 22.2 is metric and I would guess the tlr sct is metric also.

personally I like the hudy tools, perhaps a little more expensive but they do seem to last well.

as said a turnbuckle wrench and wheel nut and slipper nut driver are a worth while investment along with some needle nose pliers.

I also like my trinity shock stand and diff tool.

[whites75]

I have been told that both the losi cars require imperial tools - I guess I'd better hang fire before getting any tools until confirmation either way

Originally Posted by jcb

In your original post you say about imperial tools but the tlr 22.2 is metric and I would guess the tlr sct is metric also.

personally I like the hudy tools, perhaps a little more expensive but they do seem to last well.

as said a turnbuckle wrench and wheel nut and slipper nut driver are a worth while investment along with some needle nose pliers.

I also like my trinity shock stand and diff tool.

[Holeshot]

Losi use to be imperial but went metric with the 22 range.

[whites75]

Originally Posted by Holeshot

Losi use to be imperial but went metric with the 22 range.

perfect thanks a lot