Sakura Zero - New Touring Car!
12-21-2009, 06:21 PM
#47
12-21-2009, 08:32 PM
#48
my girl wants one so i guess i'll have to get her one so she can leave my cars alone.
12-22-2009, 02:37 AM
#49
ive got one on pre order.... think i better spray the pink or i with have a hard time at the local track lol
12-22-2009, 03:48 AM
#51
I find it interesting that a Chinese company, 3Racing, names their cars in Japanese...
"Sakura" and "Fujin"
Nothing wrong with them using any language, but I wonder if the products gets better reception using Japanese names... Even though Tamiya uses some really cryptic names. TT-01? TB-03?
The car looks interesting though. I guess this car would be for the shaft-driven crowd, since their "Fujin" can cater to the belters...
"Sakura" and "Fujin"
Nothing wrong with them using any language, but I wonder if the products gets better reception using Japanese names... Even though Tamiya uses some really cryptic names. TT-01? TB-03?
The car looks interesting though. I guess this car would be for the shaft-driven crowd, since their "Fujin" can cater to the belters...
12-22-2009, 04:26 AM
#52
Everything 3racing i've had has been good quality stuff, although I have heard bad things on part finish.
I like the look of this new car... even if it is pink
Maybe they have more manly upgrade parts in development that are blue?
I like the look of this new car... even if it is pink
Maybe they have more manly upgrade parts in development that are blue?
12-22-2009, 10:22 PM
#54
any real pictures of the car?
12-23-2009, 03:54 AM
#55
Ever since I got the 415, i've used that and kept the ta05 as a backup car.
12-23-2009, 06:02 AM
#56
the release date was expected to be jan.. i heard they were testing is last weekend at there local track and now the expected release date is more around feb....think its more due to supplier issues that product issues
soon as i get any more info will post here
soon as i get any more info will post here
12-23-2009, 03:39 PM
#58
I find it interesting that a Chinese company, 3Racing, names their cars in Japanese...
"Sakura" and "Fujin"
Nothing wrong with them using any language, but I wonder if the products gets better reception using Japanese names... Even though Tamiya uses some really cryptic names. TT-01? TB-03?
The car looks interesting though. I guess this car would be for the shaft-driven crowd, since their "Fujin" can cater to the belters...
"Sakura" and "Fujin"
Nothing wrong with them using any language, but I wonder if the products gets better reception using Japanese names... Even though Tamiya uses some really cryptic names. TT-01? TB-03?
The car looks interesting though. I guess this car would be for the shaft-driven crowd, since their "Fujin" can cater to the belters...
FUJIN is an actual Japanese company. It is stated that 3racing is distributing their cars. I wouldn't doubt 3racing might even be the manufacturer. The same might be going on with SAKURA or maybe not.
Why would this car cater to the shaft crowd since both cars mentioned are belted?
12-24-2009, 04:50 AM
#60
http://www.fujin.co.jp
FUJIN is an actual Japanese company. It is stated that 3racing is distributing their cars. I wouldn't doubt 3racing might even be the manufacturer. The same might be going on with SAKURA or maybe not.
Why would this car cater to the shaft crowd since both cars mentioned are belted?
FUJIN is an actual Japanese company. It is stated that 3racing is distributing their cars. I wouldn't doubt 3racing might even be the manufacturer. The same might be going on with SAKURA or maybe not.
Why would this car cater to the shaft crowd since both cars mentioned are belted?
I see you're in Oceanside, you ever take a trip up north to the LA/OC area for some on-roading?