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Old 05-14-2003, 03:21 PM
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Originally posted by utieh
(the actual trend for high level tc are tiny boxes and minimalist graphics, costs less too)

never see the car so those are the best explanation i can give
Which cars are YOU buying? Pretty much EVERYONE is going to extremely good directions, great pictures and complete manuals - Losi, AE, Serpent, etc.

Look before you move your fingers, dude!


You certainly are commenting a LOT on the car while never having seen it. All this comes from a picture? All this comes from seeing an engineer driving it? Lots of insight without real knowledge.
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What I REALLY want to know is how that front suspension works.

I understand that a single shock system was used like way long ago but there was no sway bar included so it didn't work. I really would LOVE to know how it works with the sway bar/system in place.

The car looks abso-friggin-lutely lovely.
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Old 05-14-2003, 03:27 PM
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Correct me if I'm wrong - but does it look like the front arms push a rod that pivots another rod that, in turn, uses a ball end to push in and out the shock. . .?



Hmmmmm, I wonder how that will work. Sway bar and shock link built into a single system. . .
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I am posessed! I must buy this car!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 05-14-2003, 03:44 PM
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I love the handling, that can be achieved with sway bars - so this gonna be interesting !

Not to mention the fact, that they got the courage to do something different !
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Old 05-14-2003, 04:16 PM
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Here are some more prototype pics:

This is from 11/1998:




These are date back from 26/06/2000:






These are from 20/02/2002:

















These are from 06/11/2002:











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Old 05-14-2003, 11:24 PM
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never said "it sucks"
the need of a factory driver is obvious for commercial/advertising reasons
the fact the car doesn't win races can't help make this car popular even if it is good, admit you like to know sometimes that the car u own has won nat. races
i don't like ae boxes too, but the box design is just a detail (perhaps i mentionned it cos i work in graphic design)
i am just criticizing the communication aspect of the project not the car itself, it has its importance, even those are just details, it helps sell in the shop
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Old 05-15-2003, 08:14 AM
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Okay, wow, this IS a completely different car -

Front is lower A-Arm, upper Tie Rod with a funky single-shock/combined with sway-bar on a turny thing actuator. Pretty neat.

The Rear is trailing arm suspension.


Anyone know the pros/cons of a trailing arm vs an A-Arm? I know that the arc of travel will be different - the wheel will be changing through two dimensions

- trailing arm moves the wheel forward as it comes up
- upper link moves the top of the wheel in as it comes up

Wow, I REALLY would like to see this thing in action and see how it runs.
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Old 12-09-2004, 04:23 PM
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I know it's been a while for this post, and i've been following the pti car for quite a while. about a year ago i spoke with them and asked when it would be ready, and they said 2 months, then about 6-8 months later i called and asked how it was going and they said 2 months.
Now thier website has changed and i don't think it incorporates this car. That would be very disappointing.

Anyone have a clue?

Note that todays date is early december 2004 (i don't have a desk job, so i really don't know the actual date, lol.)
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