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Schumacher Fusion R12 - K037 / K042 - Radio Controlled ModelHistory and Info for the Schumacher Fusion R12:
Based on the successful electric SST Mission, the 4WD Fusion R12 was released by Schumacher in 2003.
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★ Schumacher Fusion-R12 ★
★ Schumacher Fusion-R12 Chassis ★
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Buying a Used Schumacher Fusion R12
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Hints, Tips and Information
Tire Compounds
Way back in the early 1990s when I first got into RC, most of the off-road models available came with chunky hard compound block tires that gave little or no grip on grass or dirt tracks. On-road didn't have this problem as they were still using sponge tires that with a coating of wintergreen based tire additive before each race to improve grip. There was even one guy who swore, before every race, he dipped his wheels in a glass of light ale. |
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Damper Pistons
When you first build your RC model, you will sometimes find that there are a number of different pistons in the kit, with varying numbers of holes or hole sizes in them. Generally, the manufacturer will suggest one particular piston in the car manual, and may provide you with a mid range oil weight, but depending on the type of terrain you intend to race your model, their suggestion may not be the best for your needs. |
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