ABC Hobby Genetic (4wd Touring Mini)
#61
hey guys..may i know if there any of you guys ever tried out this genetic ABC on 2wheels either rear or front?
#62
#63
It is designed as a 4wd, the weight distribution is wrong for FWD or RWD, it would not handle well.
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Mat Salleh pun dah kata design wise memanglah untuk 4WD...nak pi tukak ke 2WD lagu lain jadiknya...more or less the same words I have said in Gangsa thread dulu
takpalah...race pun fun race kan...kita jumpa dia Melaka!
Mat Salleh pun dah kata design wise memanglah untuk 4WD...nak pi tukak ke 2WD lagu lain jadiknya...more or less the same words I have said in Gangsa thread dulu
takpalah...race pun fun race kan...kita jumpa dia Melaka!
#65
#66
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will the tamiya mini cooper body fit on this chassis???
#67
#68
Tech Rookie
but the tamiya body comes with predrilled holes....so i am trying to figure out if they line up
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I know it is not an ABC Genetic mini, but it's very similar so i thought i'd share!
It's a xpress mini pro chassis, with 3000 kv year racing brushless system and 4200 ferral lipo batteries.
With this setup the car comes in at only 1140 grams!
I'm running TRF short springs to get the ride height down to around 5mm.
Only other non standard parts are a set of 6mm alloy hex wheel drives and aluminium servo mounts from tamiya.
Running my used foams from my nitro cut down to 55mm atm.
first time out with a 44.83mm roll out at whalan, the car handled pretty well to start and was quite a bit quicker than i was expecting!
Still, with a bit of fine tuning of the set up, i think that i will be able to get quuite a bit more lap speed out of her!
Also looks good with the old school Datsun 1200 on top!
Here are some pics of my car to check out!
It's a xpress mini pro chassis, with 3000 kv year racing brushless system and 4200 ferral lipo batteries.
With this setup the car comes in at only 1140 grams!
I'm running TRF short springs to get the ride height down to around 5mm.
Only other non standard parts are a set of 6mm alloy hex wheel drives and aluminium servo mounts from tamiya.
Running my used foams from my nitro cut down to 55mm atm.
first time out with a 44.83mm roll out at whalan, the car handled pretty well to start and was quite a bit quicker than i was expecting!
Still, with a bit of fine tuning of the set up, i think that i will be able to get quuite a bit more lap speed out of her!
Also looks good with the old school Datsun 1200 on top!
Here are some pics of my car to check out!
#70
Any word on a US distributor for ABC's minis? I just broke down and ordered the Blue Bird from RC Mart and I think I might turn it into a drifter since it's 4wd. ABC's shells have to be the coolest ones I've seen anywhere. Do they really fit well on the M03 since they do have slightly different wheelbases and ABC's site seems to say they don't fit. Are the wheel wells precut on their shells?
#73
Yes we are here now in main land USA, www.abchobbyusa.com
Tommie at fusion hobby is selling our product line in an introductory price
cheaper than you website his number is 562-818-1977, we are dropping all our spare parts and option parts to him he is kinda the 1st retailer tha has our line. example he has:
fornt one way diff
CF chassis upper and lower
turn buckle
ball diffs
stabilizer
CG lowering kit
and many more
when you call you've been refered by Patrick From abchobbyusa,
Tommie at fusion hobby is selling our product line in an introductory price
cheaper than you website his number is 562-818-1977, we are dropping all our spare parts and option parts to him he is kinda the 1st retailer tha has our line. example he has:
fornt one way diff
CF chassis upper and lower
turn buckle
ball diffs
stabilizer
CG lowering kit
and many more
when you call you've been refered by Patrick From abchobbyusa,
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