Roycephus

iTrader: (11)

LMFAO!

I MEAN ROLLING ON THE FLOOR!

That dam bunny w pancake on his head shit has been killing me for a long time.

TY@TEAMTEKIN

If it means anything....Look at the front spindle/hub setup on the TLR22.



That is a 4WD front spindle carrier if I've ever seen one! Hope this means there is a TLR44 in the future.

chrisjohns

iTrader: (37)

That's what i was thinking when built my 22. That's what sparked the question

norumpunky

aluminum front bulkhead for a xx4 interest anyone just pm me

jamminjim

iTrader: (6)

They just released the Mini 8ight and the 5ive T..........that must have some significance.........right? I am surprised that they released a 1/14th scale 8ight instead of a 1/10th scale.

DBL15

iTrader: (8)

thats the one thing we have all talked about why release a odd size 1/14th scale when it should have been a 1/10th in that same platform

1/10th gear diffs with upgrade parts and it would be in the shopping cart

DHooter

iTrader: (27)

thats pretty much identical ( may even be the same part #) as the spindles for the xx4 and the xxx4 that theyve used for years. so id say its a way to continue to sell their current stock and makes parts cheaply

TY@TEAMTEKIN

I thought the 810 was the 1/10 version of the 8IGHT.

slashracer111

iTrader: (25)

It's still considered a 1/8 scale, even though it has the bulk of 10th scale.

Sigh, I'd love to see some new designing in a 4wd buggy. Well, Durango took care of that...

TY@TEAMTEKIN

That's odd, since the SCTE is basically the same thing with a body over it.

twigman08

SCT are basically an 1/8 scale, so it's close enough.

TY@TEAMTEKIN

Right but they call em 1/10. Just confuses people.

n9netn9ne

iTrader: (3)

should call it the TLR-88 bc it will be twice as good as the ae hahahaha

losi_racer

iTrader: (25)

yea its classified as a 1/10th scale, i think its more of a 1/9th scale .



tell you what tho, the min they release a 24 , 42, 44 or what ever they call it, it will be preordered

SpEEdyBL

iTrader: (1)

I think there are some pretty strong signs that we will be seeing a 1/10 4wd soon. Not to repeat, but if they can show that the 8ight geometry scaled down can work in all sizes (the 1/14 mini, the Ten/810/Tensct, and the Five sct), then it will surely work for 10th scale. If you see the promo video of the Five sct, the guy says outright that the geoemetry works no matter what the size of the vehicle.

On the 22, they've already got an aluminum chassis figured out, nice big bores, and some solid plastic parts. How much more is there to it in terms of making a nice robust, and forgiving 1/10 4x4 buggy?

All we have to do now is play the waiting game (and begging, whining, crying, and fantasizing... game :)