4LikesTamiya TRF416 / TRF416WE / TRF416X
10-26-2010, 06:34 PM
#9963
. What I will say is I am not as good a driver as others and have had some big hits 
and the battery has stayed in.Regards
Noel
10-30-2010, 04:47 AM
#9965
Tech Regular
TRF 417 or get the New Xray t3 "11??
best?
best?
10-30-2010, 05:44 AM
#9966
Well since at the last major Euro race Tamiya won and X-rays top drivers were all in the b-main with the 2011 T3 it's pretty clear. Xray has done well at a few races but they have very few wins at world level compared to Tamiya. They both have excellent drivers and equipment. I Think tamiya just has hit upon something special in their sedans that sets them on another level.
Of course, there are other contenders too. The Mi4cx and TC6 are looking very good at their first major races.
Of course, there are other contenders too. The Mi4cx and TC6 are looking very good at their first major races.
10-30-2010, 05:49 AM
#9967
Tech Regular
Well since at the last major Euro race Tamiya won and X-rays top drivers were all in the b-main with the 2011 T3 it's pretty clear. Xray has done well at a few races but they have very few wins at world level compared to Tamiya. They both have excellent drivers and equipment. I Think tamiya just has hit upon something special in their sedans that sets them on another level.
Of course, there are other contenders too. The Mi4cx and TC6 are looking very good at their first major races.
Of course, there are other contenders too. The Mi4cx and TC6 are looking very good at their first major races.
i am alone to drive tamiya in my club. that is a problem.
t3 "10 and T3 "11 is that every drive....
10-30-2010, 04:20 PM
#9971
Well since at the last major Euro race Tamiya won and X-rays top drivers were all in the b-main with the 2011 T3 it's pretty clear. Xray has done well at a few races but they have very few wins at world level compared to Tamiya. They both have excellent drivers and equipment. I Think tamiya just has hit upon something special in their sedans that sets them on another level.
Of course, there are other contenders too. The Mi4cx and TC6 are looking very good at their first major races.
Of course, there are other contenders too. The Mi4cx and TC6 are looking very good at their first major races.
10-30-2010, 05:48 PM
#9972
Tamiya was with a car they have been running for over a year, and one of the biggest teams in TC for set up help. The Xray guys had a car that they may have been running in form for a month/2 months. No Offense, but your theory is a little off. There was a TCX in 2nd in quals. The MI4cx looks close enough to a LP that set ups share, and was one even in the main? TC6's did not do that great at there first race (Worlds).
Tamiya can make changes big an small and still win.
The TC6 didnt do great at the worlds but they really only have Juho and Rick as world class drivers. Olly Jefferies has been doing well in England with the TC6 where Chris Grainger has been unbeatable for 2 years with his Mi4's.
10-30-2010, 06:30 PM
#9973
The T3'11 is not that different. It's got a new steering system and a few bits have been tweeked....much like the Mi4cx. Xray also has a pretty solid team to draw setups from so that's no excuse either.
Tamiya can make changes big an small and still win.
The TC6 didnt do great at the worlds but they really only have Juho and Rick as world class drivers. Olly Jefferies has been doing well in England with the TC6 where Chris Grainger has been unbeatable for 2 years with his Mi4's.
Tamiya can make changes big an small and still win.
The TC6 didnt do great at the worlds but they really only have Juho and Rick as world class drivers. Olly Jefferies has been doing well in England with the TC6 where Chris Grainger has been unbeatable for 2 years with his Mi4's.
10-30-2010, 11:35 PM
#9974
I will say, having watched Olly with his TC6 this year, I will say I was sorely tempted, as every time it has been on track it looked well balanced and easy to drive. If i didn't go back to light blue, I'd have been looking to the dark side...
Bare in mind, Elliott is one of the top four here in the UK, whilst he had great results on the big stage this year, for whatever reason, it just didn't go his way on the national scene this year. So trying to compare what happens on the world stage does need to be taken with a pinch of salt, when comparing to local or even national champs... getting a car that works best for you is the best plan
Regards
Ed
Bare in mind, Elliott is one of the top four here in the UK, whilst he had great results on the big stage this year, for whatever reason, it just didn't go his way on the national scene this year. So trying to compare what happens on the world stage does need to be taken with a pinch of salt, when comparing to local or even national champs... getting a car that works best for you is the best plan
Regards
Ed
10-31-2010, 12:08 AM
#9975
I'm a huge fan of the 416, but I recently saw the HB TCX and was quite impressed. Its another option if your shopping around for touring cars. I don't know if they've corrected the previouse frailities of the HB TC.
I'm new to touring cars, and in the few race/ practice nights I've attended, I've managed to bounce the car off every board. Nothing bent so far. the only thing thats happened is I've popped off a few weight.
I have no local parts support. Every part has to be ordered online so durability is a key issue.
Adjustents are fairly straight forward, the cars easy to setup, easy to maintain. Lovin it.
Looking forward to getting a 417 in the future.
I'm new to touring cars, and in the few race/ practice nights I've attended, I've managed to bounce the car off every board. Nothing bent so far. the only thing thats happened is I've popped off a few weight.
I have no local parts support. Every part has to be ordered online so durability is a key issue.
Adjustents are fairly straight forward, the cars easy to setup, easy to maintain. Lovin it.
Looking forward to getting a 417 in the future.