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Shabby J 01-13-2008 03:18 AM

Old Frosty Bases
 
Anyone have any comments on the "Old Frosty" bases Miggle is currently selling?

Just wondering if anyone wishes to comment on them, their tweakability, their performance, etc...

I was itching for some new bases and those are about the only ones I have not bought from Miggle.

Any feedback?

Shabby J 01-13-2008 12:39 PM

Bump

Fritz the Cat 01-13-2008 07:01 PM

The New Frostoes that miggle makes now ARE CRAPPY, they used a different plastic than the old frosties and it is too brittle.
Good thing I have a boat load of old Frosties.

Shabby J 01-13-2008 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Hill Billy (Post 24544)
The New Frostoes that miggle makes now ARE CRAPPY, they used a different plastic than the old frosties and it is too brittle.
Good thing I have a boat load of old Frosties.


OK cool thanks, now I am glad I only picked up one pack.

GrandMasterKC 03-06-2008 10:18 PM

Boat Load
 
Hey Coach PLMK if you want to part with some of those original old frosties.
Quote:

Originally Posted by The Hill Billy (Post 24544)
The New Frostoes that miggle makes now ARE CRAPPY, they used a different plastic than the old frosties and it is too brittle.
Good thing I have a boat load of old Frosties.


speedy 03-06-2008 11:18 PM

hmmmm
 
I use and like the new old frosty bases i use them mostly for strenght with a pro line strength dial.

speedy

Electric Coach 03-07-2008 07:19 AM

Boil Them
 
The frosty bases are excellent for boiling. They are brittle because enough silicon wasn't used during the manufacturing process. If you boil them, the base will get the oil that it needs to become soft. I know that base boiling is taboo in this hobby. It is forbidden. I like it.

Maurice

The Electric Coach

Tron1984 03-07-2008 09:35 AM

NOS Frosty's
 
Shabby,
I don't know everything ,but I know something! The Old new Frosty's are good. They require a staedy hand and some patience,but all of my speedsters are on the TTC'c and Double clip frosty's! I've had a lot of success with them. I aslo like the blue TTC's and the proline straight front's for speed! They work for me!$br#

Coach K-LO 03-07-2008 09:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tron1984 (Post 31689)
Shabby,
I don't know everything ,but I know something! The Old new Frosty's are good. They require a staedy hand and some patience,but all of my speedsters are on the TTC'c and Double clip frosty's! I've had a lot of success with them. I aslo like the blue TTC's and the proline straight front's for speed! They work for me!$br#

if you have some more....how can i get some from you.........?????

Shabby J 03-08-2008 03:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tron1984 (Post 31689)
Shabby,
I don't know everything ,but I know something! The Old new Frosty's are good. They require a staedy hand and some patience,but all of my speedsters are on the TTC'c and Double clip frosty's! I've had a lot of success with them. I aslo like the blue TTC's and the proline straight front's for speed! They work for me!$br#

I agree Tron, I tweaked a few frosty rookies lately that are pretty darned fast.


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