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Thread: Full Pressure Cutlet

  1. #61
    team_ireland
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    Dave have ordered a valve from mario and have worked out all the problems regarding the compresser.

    Regards
    Ian Mc Donald

  2. #62
    team_ireland
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    Hey

    I was just wondering is it true that Cutlet 540 now has no base plate?

    Also what is it now using for drive. I saw recently it had Valconised (spelling? same as storm 2) wheels. Is he still using drills?

    Thanks
    Regards
    Ian

  3. #63
    he has a steel box section frame as a chassis. he still uses modded drills. he has nice new wheels. Ian will know more then me :P

  4. #64
    i dont think 540 ever had a base plate...
    http://www.ian.lockhart1.btinternet.co.uk/images/fp2.jpg
    http://www.ian.lockhart1.btinternet....images/fp2.jpg
    pritty much all built up on the frame form what i know. batmans the man to be asking.

    and yes hes got some gorgeous new wheels and vulk to go on them *drools*

  5. #65

  6. I also got nice wheels in blue though, and so does Razer! I bet non of youlot noticed they ey, lol.
    The vulcanon however u say it stuff is just polyurathane (i think thats what its called) but with a fancy name and a nice colour and hefty price tagg to go with it.
    I get my Blue wheels for half the price of vulc**** tires, but then again, you cant have it put onto any sized wheel you like, just buy the thing as a whole wheel :sad:
    My dad did some EXtreme research on these volcon things and found out PloughBot was running the same in blue!
    It shocked me as i was just about to make some new wheels to get coated in the stuiff lol.
    Thanks
    Grant

  7. #67
    I think Vader used vulconized wheels aswell...His was black...the colour doesnt make mutch differance grant its the sure leval or somthing like that.

    Dave moulds
    Team Turbine

  8. #68
    No dave, i think youve got it all wrong, its definatly the colour that makes all the difference

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  10. #70
    Guest
    Eds correct there guys. Vulcalon is the name of the rubber itself, while vulcanising metal is how you attach it.

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