NEW ABC HOBBY CHASSIS PLATFORM
 

Our latest addition to our stable, it’s a first in design in the FWD arena , performance and ease of driving fused in this new chassis, stay tuned we will post here photos specs. And an early U.S review of this phenom.

Sounds cool! Can't wait to see it!!

That would be THIS ONE then....

yep tony Australia should be getting the release soon too,

Thank you ALL!!!!
 

In behalf of ABC Hobby Japan and USA we all would like to thanks you all who supported our Japan relief fund raiser program for Red Cross to support the victims of the ongoing disaster in Japan, and for those who extended their prayers, we appreciate you all, in keeping the sun up in the land for the rising sun.
http://www.abchobbyusa.com/japanquakerelief.aspx


Many Many thanks

Strenge layout, too much plastics. I would also see normal shock than this design. Reminds me on the vintage Tamiya Porsche 959/Celica chassis where the springs were seperated from the shocks. :eek:

some info about the Grind, will test the car this weekend http://www.abchobbyusa.com/griddetail.aspx

You're right. To those who don't remember, it looks very similar to this:

http://www.blackholesun.fr/classicta.../tamcars09.php

And the Tamiya 959 + Celica were very expensive and cramped cars. But they were shaft driven 4wd

The Gambado/Grid review is online now - HERE

http://i410.photobucket.com/albums/p.../gambado08.jpg

To save yourself some pain, don't read it unless you've got some spare cash hanging around...

Tony's review on the Grid sounds very enticing!
Anyone rocking one of these? Sounds like a great chassis to go up against the m05 (this along with the goose!)

Looks nice and might be worth trying. Too bad the wheelbase isn't adjustable though.

Agreed. However, I believe that's a common trait amongst all abc cars.

I'm currently running the M-05 Pro at the medium 225mm wheelbase and I like the way this car handles.

I have spoken to ABC about offering either an adjustable wheelbase chassis for the Goose and the Grid, or a 225mm wheelbase upgrade chassis. They said they were considering it, but so far, nothing has happened; and that was a couple of months ago.

I agree that a 225mm wheelbase chassis would handle better than the stock 210mm wheelbase. It would also allow you to fit a wider range of mini bodies from HPI and Tamiya, as most of their bodies are 225mm wheelbase.

Has anyone tried this car with the oil shocks?