Basher BSR BZ-222 1/10 2WD thread
#1
Basher BSR BZ-222 1/10 2WD thread
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...uggy_Kit_.html
Belt drive internal gearbox sounds intriguing. Looking forward to internal shots of the setup.
Belt drive internal gearbox sounds intriguing. Looking forward to internal shots of the setup.
#2
Tech Initiate
Very glad they are not doing a direct copy of another kit. Curious to see that transmission as well.
#3
Tech Addict
I personally would like to see them develop a high quality kit. Rather then a pretty "meh" $90 2wd kit I would like to see what they could bring to the table for $200 or $250
#6
It actually looks surprisingly good for $90. I'd be tempted to buy one and race it if it came with a ball diff.
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looks like a rango 210 to me
#9
They posted some pics of the gearbox internals. It goes straight from the spur/slipper shaft to the diff drive. It also looks like it has some kind of tension adjustment. Spur uses different slippers than AE, but i would expect AE style spurs to fit no problem.
#10
Tech Adept
I'm anxious to give this thing a shot, the other vehicles I have had from them have been surprisingly good.
#11
Tech Adept
They are releasing a 1/8 e-buggy as well.
#12
It says it can run in mid config as well...seems like you might just flip the tranny to achieve this. Strange A-arms and a pre painted body with no clear shell available to purchase have prevented me from taking the tiny 88$ risk..
#13
looks like a durango/losi hybred...i'm gonna pick one up..ran a schumscher cougar2 works car back in the day
#14
I 've wanted a 2wd for very long ... to bash ! but does it bash ?? it's called BASHER ! so why do they talk about racing tracks ? lol
anyway, could this thing handle a backyard track with long jumps and epic battles ?
anyway, could this thing handle a backyard track with long jumps and epic battles ?