XTM Racing 146300, 1/6 GAS-POWERED 2WD BUGGY OPERATION, TUNING GUIDE AND REPLACEMENT PARTS

1/6 GAS-POWERED 2WD BUGGY

ASSEMBLY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Features of Your New XTM Racing 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy:

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Incredible 1/6 Scale Size!

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Includes 23cc Gasoline Engine with Pull-Starter

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Steel Differential

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Full Ball Bearings

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Huge Front Bumper

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Factory-Trimmed Body

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Double Epoxy Brake Discs

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Strong 7mm Thick Dogbones

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Heavy-Duty Side Dust Guards

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Factory-Glued Tires with Inserts

Thank you for purchasing the XTM Racing 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy. These Assembly and Operating Instructions are provided to help you enjoy
your new 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy without any of the hassles you might expect. Please read through all of the literature that is provided in the box.

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✦IMPORTANT

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✦ Before operating your new 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy, please read and understand the warnings listed on the next page. Failure

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to do so could lead to bodily harm and/or injury. The XTM Racing 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy is not intended for persons under 12 years of age,
unless closely supervised by an adult.

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Internal Roll Cage for Protection

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Massive Servo Saver for Steering

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Fully Threaded, Oil-Filled Aluminum Shocks

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Dust Cover to Protect the Pinion and Spur Gears

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Adjustable Camber, Castor and Toe-In Front and Rear

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4mm Aluminum Chassis with Curved Edges for More Strength

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Uses Regular Unleaded Gasoline with 2-Stroke Oil Added

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Water-Resistant Receiver and Battery Boxes

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Large Fuel Tank with Ventilation Lines

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Large Pull-Starter for Easy Starting

The XTM Racing 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy is distributed exclusively in the U.S.A.by

All contents copyright © 2004, Global Hobby Distributors Version V1.0 July 2004

Global Hobby Distributors

18480 Bandilier Circle

Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Kit Product # 146300

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FOR YOUR SAFETY - PLEASE READ THESE WARNINGS FIRST!

ENGINE WARNINGS

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Never use any fuel in your engine other than regular unleaded
gasoline with 2-stroke oil added. Use of any other types of fuel,
such as glow fuels for nitro-powered engines and diesel fuel
should never be used.

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Never operate your model on any public streets. This could
cause traffic accidents, personal injury or property damage.

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Gas engines emit exhaust vapors that are poisonous and can
be dangerous to your health. It is important that you operate
your engine in a very well-ventilated area, preferably outdoors.

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Before starting your engine, make sure that the throttle trim is
set to the idle position. Starting your engine at any setting above
idle can cause the model to lurch out of your hands.

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When your engine is running, there are certain parts that
rotate at high speeds. Be careful not to touch the drive shafts,
gears, clutch assembly or any other moving parts. Otherwise,
serious injury could result.

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It is normal for your engine and muffler to get very hot during
operation. Never touch these parts while they are hot or you
might be burned.

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Model car engines produce vibration when they are running. It
is important to periodically check the engine mounting screws
and other assemblies to ensure they are tight. Running your
engine with the engine mounting screws loose can lead to
severe engine and/or chassis damage.

FUEL WARNINGS

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The gasoline used in your 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy is
poisonous. Follow all safety precautions and keep gasoline in a
tightly sealed container specifically for this purpose.

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Keep fuel out of the reach of children.

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Gasoline and its vapors are extremely flammable. Keep away
from high heat, sparks and flame.

GENERAL WARNINGS

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Under no circumstances should you operate your model in
crowds of people. Serious injury could result.

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Never operate your model on busy streets or if there are cars
around.

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Do not use your model to chase pets or other animals.

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The receiver and battery boxes are not waterproof; therefore,
do not drive through water, wet grass, mud or snow.

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Because your model is operated by radio control, it is important
to make sure you always are using fresh and/or fully charged
batteries. Never allow the batteries to run low or you could lose
control of the model.

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If your model becomes stuck, allow the engine to idle, then
retrieve your model by hand.

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To prevent excessive r.p.m.'s from damaging your engine and/or
drivetrain components, we suggest reducing throttle while in the
air during jumps.

CUSTOMER INFORMATION

If you should have trouble with any of the steps listed in these Assembly and Operating Instructions, or if you find a missing or damaged
part in your kit, please contact us at the address below:

Global Services
18480 Bandilier Circle
Fountain Valley, CA 92708

Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] Email: [email protected]

CHECK IT OUT! We urge you to come check out our website at http://globalservices.globalhobby.com. There you will find public message boards

frequented by other XTM Racing product owners and the XTM Racing support staff. This is a great place to learn about new XTM Racing products,
get help and suggestions for your current XTM Racing products or just simply hang out and chat with people that share your same interests.

To allow us to serve your needs better, please include your email address with any correspondence you send to us. Your email address will be added to our Customer
Service Database so you will automatically receive free updates and tech notices for your particular product. You will also receive repair status updates (if applicable) and
other important information about your product as it becomes available.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS

Global Hobby Distributors will not disclose the information it collects to outside parties. Global Hobby Distributors does not sell, trade, or rent

your personal information to others . Your privacy is important to us.

Check out our website for more information on

this and other exciting XTM Racing products!

http://xtm.globalhobby.com

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TOOLS NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLY

PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWDRIVERS

(# 1 AND # 2 SIZES)

1.5MM, 2MM AND 2.5MM
HEX WRENCHES

NEEDLE NOSE

PLIERS

MODELING KNIFE

WIRE CUTTERS

C/A GLUE

YOU WILL ALSO NEED HIGH-QUALITY 2-STROKE ENGINE OIL TO MIX WITH THE REGULAR UNLEADED GASOLINE USED
IN THE ENGINE. THE OIL SHOULD BE MIXED AT A RATIO OF 32:1 (i.e. 32 PARTS GASOLINE TO 1 PART 2-STROKE OIL).

RADIO CONTROL SYSTEM REQUIRED

PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED WITH YOUR RADIO CONTROL SYSTEM

BEFORE INSTALLING IT INTO YOUR 1/6 GAS-POWERED 2WD BUGGY.

RECEIVER

Although an AM radio control system can be used, we
recommend using an FM radio control system.

We suggest using a Sub-C size 6 volt battery
pack with a minimum capacity of 2000mAH.

Before installing the servos, the servo output
shafts must be centered. To set the center
position, turn on the transmitter and receiver. Set
the trim levers on the transmitter to the center
position and turn off the receiver, then the
transmitter. At this point, the servo output shafts
will be in the centered position and are ready for
installation.

SUB-C 6V

RECEIVER

BATTERY PACK

SWITCH

HARNESS

STEERING

SERVO

For the steering servo, we strongly recommend
using a 1/4 scale servo that has a minimum of
200 oz./in. torque at 6 volts.

For the throttle/brake servo, we suggest using a
high-quality standard servo with a minimum of
60 oz./in. torque at 6 volts.

THROTTLE/BRAKE

SERVO

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Certain servos may require the use of the
included spacers to mount properly. This
will be dependent on brand and type, and
may not be required for all servos.

When installing the servos, both servos'
output shafts should be toward the REAR
of the chassis.

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5

6

7

8

9

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Spark plug gap should be set to 0.7mm - 0.8mm

OEM replacement spark plug part # 32730

Your engine comes equipped with a
standard air filter that includes a foam
filter element. As a precaution, we
recommend that you change or clean
the air filter element on a regular basis.

To ensure the long life of your engine,
we strongly suggest "wetting" the air fil­ter element with Air Filter Oil after you
clean or replace the air filter element.

The high and low speed mixture screws
come preset from the factory for initial
starting and running. Do not adjust them
at this time.

Use only Regular Unleaded gasoline with an Octane rating of 89 to 91 in your engine. It's very important to add a
high-quality 2-stroke engine oil to the gasoline at a ratio of 32:1 (i.e. 32 parts gasoline to 1 part 2-stroke oil).

When it's time to replace the spark plug, we strongly suggest using only the OEM brand spark plug designed specifically
for the engine. Use of any other type of spark plug may result in engine damage and/or poor engine performance.

Starting a Cold Engine:

Set the carburetor throttle lever to the idle position, then choke the engine by closing the choke lever. Press the primer
pump until it is filled with fuel. Slowly pull out the pull-start cord until you begin to feel resistance, then pull strongly on
the pull-start cord until you hear the engine ignite. Normally, the engine will immediately stop after this first ignition. Now,
open the choke lever and pull the pull-start cord firmly until the engine starts. To stop the engine, press and hold the
ignition switch until the engine stops.

Hold the model firmly with your free hand when pulling on the pull-start cord.

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Starting a Warm Engine:

Set the carburetor throttle lever to the idle position, but leave the choke lever
open. Press the primer pump until it is filled with fuel. Pull the pull-start cord
firmly until the engine starts. To stop the engine, press and hold the ignition
switch until the engine stops.

Hold the model firmly with your free hand when pulling on the pull-start cord.

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Adjusting the Carburetor (Low Speed):

The carburetor adjustment screws are preset from the factory for initial running. Depending on many factors, such as
local weather conditions, air filter and muffler, the carburetor settings may need to be changed. Drive the car at medium
RPM until the engine has reached normal operating temperature. If after the engine is warmed up the engine decelerates
a little during acceleration, the engine is too lean. In this case, turn the Low Speed Mixture Screw counterclockwise
(richen). If the engine stutters and lots of smoke comes from the exhaust during acceleration, the engine is too rich. In
this case, turn the Low Speed Mixture Screw clockwise (lean). When set properly, the engine should accelerate without
hesitation from idle to full power.

Adjusting the Carburetor (High Speed):

To adjust the engine for maximum RPM, carefully lift the car so that the rear wheels are off the ground. With the engine
warmed up to normal operating temperature, hold the throttle wide open for a short time. If the engine is running rich, turn
the High Speed Mixture Screw clockwise (lean) until full power is achieved. If the engine is running lean, turn the High
Speed Mixture Screw counterclockwise (richen) until full power is achieved. After adjusting the High Speed Mixture

Screw, it may be necessary to readjust the Low Speed Mixture Screw, since they interact with each other.

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✦WARNING

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ground. Running the engine for too long without a load can cause severe engine damage.

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✦ Don't keep the engine running at full power for any longer than necessary with the rear wheels off the

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Resetting the Mixture Screws to the Factory Settings:

To reset the mixture screws to the factory settings, first close both mixture screws by turning them clockwise GENTLY. To
reset the Low Speed Mixture Screw, turn the screw counterclockwise from the fully closed position 1.25 turns. To reset
the High Speed Mixture Screw, turn the screw counterclockwise from the fully closed position 1.5 turns.

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✦WARNING

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will keep the engine from getting too hot during the short break-in period. You should also range check your radio system
while the engine is running to ensure there is no interference caused by the ignition system and/or vibration.

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✦ For the first two tanks of fuel, you should avoid running the engine at full RPM for any length of time. This

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ENGINE TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

This troubleshooting guide has been provided to help you diagnose and solve most problems that you may encounter with the engine in
your 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy. Most problems encountered can be solved by carefully following the problem-cause-solution
sections. If you cannot solve the problem using this troubleshooting guide, please feel free to contact us at the address, phone number
or email address shown on the second page of these Assembly and Operating Instructions.

ENGINE DOES NOT START

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

1) Spark plug A) Spark plug electrode wet A) Remove spark plug and dry electrode

B) Carbon deposits on electrode B) Remove spark plug and clean electrode

C) Spark plug insulator damaged C) Replace spark plug

D) Incorrect gap setting D) Reset gap to 0.7mm - 0.8mm

E) Spark plug electrode damaged E) Replace spark plug

2) Magneto A) Ignition coil failure A) Replace ignition coil

B) Damaged spark plug cable B) Replace spark plug cable

C) Loose or disconnected spark plug cable C) Push spark plug cable firmly onto spark plug

3) Switch A) Switch is off A) Turn switch on

B) Switch has failed B) Replace switch

C) Wiring damaged C) Repair wiring

ENGINE DOES NOT RUN

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

1) Engine not drawing fuel A) Clogged breather air hole A) Clean breather air hole

B) Clogged carburetor B) Clean carburetor

C) Clogged fuel filter C) Clean and/or replace fuel filter

2) Poor compression A) Worn cylinder, piston and/or piston ring A) Check and replace as needed

B) Leak between cylinder head and crankcase B) Replace cylinder head gasket

3) Engine will not run A) Engine is flooded A) Purge excess fuel from crankcase

B) Carburetor settings too rich B) Readjust carburetor settings

C) Clogged air cleaner C) Clean air cleaner filter element

D) Old and/or contaminated fuel D) Use new fresh fuel

ENGINE RUNS POORLY AND/OR HAS LACK OF POWER

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

1) Engine Overheats A) Carburetor adjustments too lean A) Readjust carburetor

B) Incorrect fuel/oil mixture B) Mix fuel and oil at a ratio of 32:1

C) Spark plug faulty or failed C) Replace spark plug

D) Cylinder head cooling fins blocked D) Clean debris from between cooling fins

E) Inadequate airflow over engine E) Increase airflow over engine

2) Engine has lack of power A) Air leak in engine and/or fuel system A) Tighten all engine bolts and fuel system joints

B) Old and/or contaminated fuel B) Use new fresh fuel

C) Piston begins to seize C) Replace piston, cylinder and ring

D) Muffler has accumulated carbon deposits D) Clean muffler

E) Carburetor settings out of adjustment E) Readjust carburetor

F) Clogged air cleaner F) Clean air cleaner filter element

G) Engine is overloaded G) Reduce engine load

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SPARE PARTS LIST

XTM Racing stocks a complete line of replacement parts for your 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy and 23cc Gasoline Engine. Listed on
the next few pages are the replacement parts that are available along with their respective part numbers for easy ordering convenience.

We suggest ordering directly from your local XTM Racing dealer. If your local dealer does

not stock XTM Racing or Global products, you can order directly from us at the phone

number or address shown on page # 2.

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32601 Cylinder Head
32602 Cylinder Head Gasket

32603 Cylinder Head Screw Set M5x22
32604 Carburetor Mounting Insulator

32605 Carburetor Mounting Insulator Gasket
32606 Carburetor Gasket

32607 Carburetor Mounting Screw Set M5x20
32608 Muffler Assembly

32609 Muffler Mounting Screw Set
32610 Muffler Gasket

32611 Screw M4x12
32612 Crankcase

32613 Alignment Pin
32614 Crankcase Gasket

32615 Ball Bearing
32616 Rear Shaft Seal

32617 Front Shaft Seal
32618 E-Ring

32619 Crankcase Screw Set M5x30
32773 Piston

32621 Piston Ring
32622 Wrist Pin

32623 Wrist Pin Retaining Ring
32774 Wrist Pin Bearing

32775 Wrist Pin Washer
32626 Crankshaft

32627 Crankshaft Nut
32628 Woodruff Key

32629 Crankshaft Shim
32630 Clutch Shoes

32631 Clutch Spring
32632 Clutch Retaining Screw M6x22

32633 Clutch Washer-Rear
32634 Clutch Washer-Front

32635 Clutch Housing
32636 Clutch Housing Screw M5x16

32637 Clutch Driver
32638 Washer Head Screw M6x14

32639 Rotor
32640 Ignition Coil

32642 Spark Plug Cap
32643 Spark Plug Cap Spring

32644 Rubber Socket
32645 Ignition Coil Mounting Spacer

32646 Ignition Coil Mounting Screw M4x20
32647 Pull-Start Assembly

32649 Recoil Spring
32650 Cord Spool

32651 Ratchet
32652 Spring

32653 Screw
32654 Retainer

32655 Washer
32656 Pull-Start Cord

32657 Pull-Start Handle
32658 Pull-Start Mounting Screw Set M4x16

32659 Carburetor Assembly
32660 Screen

32661 Lower Cover
32662 Lower Cover Mounting Screw

32663 Lower Gasket
32664 Diaphragm-Lower

32665 Upper Gasket
32666 Diaphragm-Upper

32667 Carburetor Body-Upper
32668 Carburetor Upper Cover

32669 Bulb Pump
32670 Spring

32671 Valve Inlet
32672 Plug

32673 Lever
32674 Screw

32675 Pin
32676 Screw

32677 Spring
32678 Throttle Shaft

32679 Spring
32680 Screw

32681 Throttle Valve
32682 Screw

32683 Throttle Lever
32684 Ring

32685 Choke Shaft
32686 Choke Lever

32687 Spring
32688 Ball

32689 Screw
32690 Spring

32691 Idle Needle
32692 Spring

32693 High Speed Needle
32694 Small Screen

32695 Ring
32696 Plug

32698 Choke Lever
32699 Spacer

32700 Screw M5x60
32701 Air Filter A

32702 Housing
32703 Cover

32704 Filter
32705 Sleeve

32706 Fan Cover
32707 Screw M5x20

32708 Cylinder Head Cover
32709 Screw M4x12

32710 Screw TP4.5x18L
32711 Switch A

32712 Fuel Pipe
32713 Fuel Filter

32714 Clip
32715 Socket

32716 Case
32717 Screw M5x50

32723 Pull-Starter Label
32726 Puller (Option)

32727 Piston Stop (Option)
32728 Spark Plug (Option)

32729 Spring (Option)
32730 Spark Plug

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146310 (002159)

Ball Bearing 8x22x7(2)

146315 (11333)

M3 Set Screws (10)

146320 (32400)

Spur Gear Mount-Nylon

146325 (32405)

RR Lower Susp Arm-Left

146311 (002160)

Ball Bearing 10x22x6

146316 (11399)
Body Pins (10)

146321 (32401)

Servo Tray

146326 (32406)

RR Upper Susp Arm-Left

146312 (002161)

Ball Bearing 12x28x7

146317 (11447)

M3 Lock Nuts (10)

146322 (32402)

Roll Cage-Front (A)

146327 (32407)

Rear Bulkheads for Diff

146313 (11310)

Antenna Tubes (5)

146318 (11922)

M5 Lock Nuts (5)

146323 (32403)

FR Upper Susp Arm-Left

146328 (32408)

Rear Axle Hubs

146314 (11311)

Antenna Caps (10)

146319 (11923)

M4 Lock Nuts (5)

146324 (32404)

FR Lower Susp Arm-Left

146329 (32409)

Ball Ends "B" (8)

146330 (32410)

RR Upper Turnbuckles

146335 (32415)

Side Gear Plate

146340 (32420)

Roll Cage Tubes (C)

146345 (32425)

M5 E-Rings (12)

146331 (32411)

Engine Mount-Left

146336 (32416)

Upper Steering Bellcrank

146341 (32421)
Spur Gear 46T

146346 (32426)

Ball Bearings 10x19x7 (5)

146332 (32412)

Front Bulkhead-Plate 2

146337 (32417)

FR Steering Arms (L&R)

146342 (32422)

Pinion Gear 18T-Nylon

146347 (32427-1)

Body Set w/Decals

146333 (32413)

Rear Shock Tower

146338 (32418)

Differential Housing

146343 (32423)

Upper Hinge Pins

146348 (32428)

Fuel Tank Cap Assembly

146334 (32414)

Front Bulkhead-Plate1

146339 (32419-1)

Side Dust Guards (L&R)

146344 (32424)

RR Inner Upper Hinge Pins

146349 (32430)

M4x8 Flat Head Screws (5)

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146350 (32431)

M4x8 R.H. Screws (5)

146355 (32436)

Lower Shock Mounts (2)

146360 (32441)

M3x23 C.H. Screws (5)

146365 (32446)

5x10 Ball Ends (5)

146351 (32432)

M4x16 F.H. Screws (5)

146356 (32437)

M5x4 Set Screws (5)

146361 (32442)

M4.2x16 S.T. Screws (10)

146366 (32447)

4x10 Ball Ends (4)

146352 (32433)

Differential - Complete

146357 (32438)

M4x4 Set Screws (5)

146362 (32443)

M4.2x25 S.T. Screws (5)

146367 (32448)

6.5x12x1.5 Washers (5)

146353 (32434)

M5x25 F.H. Screws (5)

146358 (32439)

M5x41 C.H. Screws (5)

146363 (32444)

M5x10 Set Screws (5)

146368 (32449)

8.4x117x1 Washers (5)

146354 (32435)

M5x25 Set Screws (5)

146359 (32440)

M4x24 C.H. Screws (10)

146364 (32445)

Diff Housing Sleeve

146369 (32450)

Body Only

146370 (32451)

16T Layshaft Gear

146375 (32456)

Front Square Hub

146380 (32461)

Rear Brace Plate

146385 (32466)

Front Brace Plate

146371 (32452)

Main Diff Gear-48T

146376 (32457)

Spacer Sleeves (3)

146381 (32462)

Rear Square Hub

146386 (32467)

Throttle Linkage

146372 (32453)

Clutch Bell

146377 (32458)

Rear Wheel Axles (2)

146382 (32463)

FT Upper Turnbuckles (2)

146387 (32468)

Turnbuckles/RR Lower Arms

146373 (32454)

Diff Spider Gears w/Shaft (2)

146378 (32459)

Diff Output Shafts (2)

146383 (32464)
Front Axles (2)

146388 (32469)

Brake Hub

146374 (32455)

Diff Bevel Gears (2)

146379 (32460)

Chassis-4mm

146384 (32465)

Rear Drive Shafts (2)

146389 (32470)

Brake Rod

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146390 (32471)

Brake Cam & Lever

146395 (32476)

Spacers/Brakes

146400 (32481)

Rear Chassis Guard

146405 (32486)

Roll Cage Tubes

146391 (32472)

Brake Pads

146396 (32477)

Spring/Servo Saver

146401 (32482)

Wheels (1 PR)

146406 (32487)

Engine Mount-Right

146392 (32473)

Fuel Line

146397 (32478)

M4 Collars (5)

146402 (32483)

Tires w/Inserts (1 PR)

146407 (32488)

FR Shocks w/Springs

146393 (32474)

Engine Mount Washers (4)

146398 (32479)

M2 Collars (5)

146403 (32484)

Mounted Tires (1 PR)

146408 (32489)

Front Body Post

146394 (32475)

Rear Layshaft

146399 (32480)

Bearing Spacers (8)

146404 (32485)

Side Body Posts (4)

146409 (32490-1)

Front Bumper

146410 (32491-1)

Battery Cover

146415 (32496)

Rear Wing

146421 (32522)

Fuel Tank Key

146426 (32546)

FR Lower Susp. Arm-Right

146411 (32492)

Roll Cage Rear Section

146416 (32497-1)

Receiver Case

146422 (32523)

M6 Ball Ends (4)

146427 (32547)

RR Lower Susp. Arm-Right

146412 (32493)

Vent Line "Y" Connector

146417 (32498)

FR Hinge Pins (4)

146423 (32524)

Servo Spacers

146428 (32548)

RR Upper Susp. Arm-Right

146413 (32494-1)

Fuel Tank Assembly

146418 (32499)

RR Lower Hinge Pins (2)

146424 (32525)

Servo Plates (2 Pair)

146429 (32549)

Shock Shafts (4)

146414 (32495)

Front Shock Towers (2)

146420 (32521-1)
Main Gear Cover

146425 (35545)

FR Upper Susp. Arm-Right

146430 (32550)

Lower Shock Mounts (4)

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146431 (32551)

Shock Adjusting Rings (4)

146436 (32556)

Shock Spring Retainers

146441 (32561)

M4.2x16 R.H. S.T. Screws (10)

146446 (32566)

M5x10 F.H. Screws (5)

146432 (32552)

Upper Shock Mounts (4)

146437 (32557)

Shock Body-Rear (2)

146442 (32562)

M4x30 C.H. Screws (5)

146447 (32567)

M3x12 R.H. Screws (10)

146433 (32553)
Shock Caps (4)

146438 (32558)

Shock Body-Front (2)

146443 (32563)

M6x16 Hex Screws (5)

146448 (32568)

M6 Lock Nuts (5)

146434 (32554)

Shock Pistons (4)

146439 (32559)

Shock Spring-Front (2)

146444 (32564)

M4x43 C.H. Screws (5)

146449 (32569)
Brake Discs (2)

146435 (32555)

Shock Cap Seals (4)

146440 (32560)

Shock Spring-Rear (2)

146445 (32565)

M5x30 F.H. Screws (5)

146450 (32570)

M7 E-Rings (10)

146451 (32571)

Exhaust Pipe

146457 (32577)

Window Net Set

146452 (32572)

Steering Turnbuckles

146458 (32578)

Servo Saver

146453 (32573)

Gear Bushing

146459 (32579)

Steering Post

146454 (32574)

Rear Shocks w/Springs

146460 (32580-1)

Decal Sheet

No Photo
Available

146419 (32520-1)

Instruction Manual

146456 (32576)

4.4x11x1 Washers (10)

146461 (32900)

23cc Gas Engine

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IMPORTANT WARRANTY INFORMATION - PLEASE READ!

Your XTM Racing 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy is warranted against manufacturer defects in materials and workmanship for a period
of 90 days from the date of purchase. This does not cover any component parts damaged by use, misuse or modification. In no case
shall XTM Racing's liability exceed the original cost of the purchased kit. Warranty service will be provided within 90 days of the
date of purchase only if you are able to provide the original or a copy of the original dated sales receipt.

In that XTM Racing has no control over the final assembly or material used for final assembly, no liability shall be assumed for any
damage resulting from the use by the user of the final user-assembled product. By the act of using the final user-assembled
product, the user accepts all resulting liability.

IMPORTANT WARRANTY SERVICE INFORMATION

Before returning your 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy for warranty consideration, the status of the unit must be within the guarantee as
stated above. Do not return your 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy to the place of purchase. They are not authorized or equipped to
perform warranty work on XTM Racing products. When requesting warranty service, please observe the following:

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Crash damage will not be covered under warranty. Do not request warranty service for a crash-damaged product.

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This warranty only covers the XTM Racing 1/6 Gas-Powered 2WD Buggy and the factory-installed 23cc gas engine. It does not
cover after-market engines or your radio control system and other electronics. Wear items, such as spark plug, clutch shoes, tires and
brake discs are not covered under warranty. Please remove radio control system from the chassis before sending the product to us.

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Include a note detailing the problem or service you are requesting. Service cannot be provided without this information. Include
your daytime phone number, shipping address and/or email address in the event we need more details pertaining to the service
requested.

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If your vehicle is out of the warranty period you may request an estimate of services at the time you return your vehicle for service.
An omission of this request implies permission for Global Services to service your vehicle at our discretion.

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Include a method of payment for any service charges.

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Send the unit to us by United Parcel Service, Federal Express or by Insured Mail. Postage is non-refundable. Send your
package to:

Global Services
18480 Bandilier Circle

http://globalservices.globalhobby.com

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Fountain Valley CA 92708

Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] Email: [email protected]

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