Have Pro 4, looking at a new car... survey says?
#1
Have Pro 4, looking at a new car... survey says?
I am looking at getting a new car, I race indoor carpet and got the pro 4 used and loved racing, I want to get more serious into it and not too sure what to get, everyone that races there has the RDX or the T2R. any info or recommendations would be appreciated.
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#2
Tech Champion
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Originally Posted by Dave22286
I am looking at getting a new car, I race indoor carpet and got the pro 4 used and loved racing, I want to get more serious into it and not too sure what to get, everyone that races there has the RDX or the T2R. any info or recommendations would be appreciated.
Thanks
Thanks
#3
I dont have any experience with an RDX, but I beleive they are fairly pricey, I have a T2R and absolutley love it. I have only had it for a month or so and it keeps getting better, and there are still many tuning things that I want to do, but I am only applying one set of changes per meeting to see how the performace changes. last race meeting I picked up 2 firsts and 2 seconds (out of 4 races) in the main I finished 0.5sec beind the guy who has been dominating this class for ages, he was doing an extra 2 laps over me with my FK04 last month, but with all the tuning options still available to me I believe I will be giving him a good run for his money over the next few months...
#4
Tech Master
Though, I drive a Tamiya. But I would advice you to get a HB Cyclone.As some of the parts are compatible to the PRO 4. So you can still your old PRO 4 suspension parts on the cyclone.
One reason why I did not jump ship to other brands is because Tamiya parts are compatible from 1 chassis to another.
One reason why I did not jump ship to other brands is because Tamiya parts are compatible from 1 chassis to another.
#5
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Originally Posted by Ben.C
Though, I drive a Tamiya. But I would advice you to get a HB Cyclone.As some of the parts are compatible to the PRO 4. So you can still your old PRO 4 suspension parts on the cyclone.
One reason why I did not jump ship to other brands is because Tamiya parts are compatible from 1 chassis to another.
One reason why I did not jump ship to other brands is because Tamiya parts are compatible from 1 chassis to another.
Good advice Ben.C
Cyclone is a fantastic car and all the suspension and axles are from pro4
hobby is expensive enough why not use the old spares.
#6
Tech Elite
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Originally Posted by bjspinner
Good advice Ben.C
Cyclone is a fantastic car and all the suspension and axles are from pro4
hobby is expensive enough why not use the old spares.
Cyclone is a fantastic car and all the suspension and axles are from pro4
hobby is expensive enough why not use the old spares.
#7
Tech Apprentice
Hi,
the axles and the universal rebuild parts are the same but it is the dogbones that are not the same.
But yes i would have to agree that the HB Cyclone would be the way to go as several parts are interchangable, but i guess that would also depend on how much parts your LHS stocks. Damn fine car if i say so myself
the axles and the universal rebuild parts are the same but it is the dogbones that are not the same.
But yes i would have to agree that the HB Cyclone would be the way to go as several parts are interchangable, but i guess that would also depend on how much parts your LHS stocks. Damn fine car if i say so myself
#8
Tech Apprentice
Another vote for Cyclone...... I like mine and I've only run it one night - it's bound to get better.
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Cyclone get my vote tho!
Cyclone get my vote tho!
#10
Tech Master
Was driving the Pro4. Sold it, bought an XRay T2. Best decision I've ever made. Well, except for divorcing my first wife!
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cyclone
#14
Tech Master
Just out of curiosity, what's the cost of the cyclone vs the T2?
#15
Tech Fanatic
Tamiya TB Evo 5 or TRF 415.
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