As with the many items you carry, "Two is one, and one is none". Always nice to have a back up.

This is the video I needed. My mugen buggy and flashpoint engine rocked at the Fallout. I didn’t touch anything on it from start to finish. It fired up instantly each time. If your considering getting EBIS done via Adam just do it.

Looks very similar to my husky pit bag. I agree with your selections, but I stuff quite a bit more into my bag. I keep 3-4 igniters, including a fully charged d cell igniter for absolute peace of mind. Also: spare fuel line, rubber bands, a mini mag flashlight, small tubes of thread lock and o-ring lube, a bind plug(I run spektrum) a full array of drivers, spare o-ring for fuel tank, a micrometer, spare charged receiver pack, servo tester, lipo checker, head shims, etc. etc. Two reasons why I bring everything but the kitchen sink: 1. I drive an hour to get to my track, and a couple of ruined days taught me to prepare for anything. 2. I'm one of the go-to nitro mechanics at my track, and I like being able to help people no matter what they are running.

Adam i have joined you with mugen seiki 😀. I dont have hade the chans to test it tho cous me and my dad have ben sik😕. But i alweys enjoy your videos.❤

I have a quick question .I know a lot of your tutorials are on nitro buggy, which is some awesome information. My question is what is a good legal motor and esc for 1/8 electric buggy ? I see there's sensors and non sensored I am not sure which way to go.Any information would be great and keep up the great videos. Thanks

Ty

Hey buddy tell me this we haven't got to see you point of view on the headsets can you do a vid of your opinion on them

Helll yeaahh

Will you come to Brazil 2020 for WC?

What size are those driver's? If you don't mind me asking.