Xray Clones...
#3
Tech Champion
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you can always look at the spec-r either S1/S2 or the R1 pro-spec chassis. very good quality cars at a fraction of the price of the xray
also, guys have used xray parts on them when spec-r parts weren't available - used them without modification on some parts (knuckles)
also, guys have used xray parts on them when spec-r parts weren't available - used them without modification on some parts (knuckles)
#6
Tech Master
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Valk, judging by the OP's first sentence, he wants a second car on a limited budget. A used T3 or T4 would probably be the best choice. I was just answering his question about clones though. The CSO car is extremely close to being a direct copy of an XRAY. Only a few differences (keyed bulkheads, different suspension mounts, etc)
#7
Yeah the CSO shares the xray parts...it started off as an xray copy but with bigger bore shocks and individual mounting blocks like Tamiya, Yoko etc but now the v2 has some deveopment like the chassis, top deck, rear pully set up all for more flex and grip.
I run mine and win in our 21.5 turbo class(stock) and it out turns, and carrys more corner speed than the others and its strong as well so cant go wrong for the price and quality is just fine and you get more in the kit than the others.
I run mine and win in our 21.5 turbo class(stock) and it out turns, and carrys more corner speed than the others and its strong as well so cant go wrong for the price and quality is just fine and you get more in the kit than the others.
#8
Tech Regular
the spec r cars share diff, spool, belts and drive shafts..
#9
Dont forget the 3Racing XI SPORT, great car for under $120
#10
The new RGT R2 pro is also a good/inexpensive car...
#12
BTW...Thanks for the opinions that have been offered. I am leaning toward the CSO-ONE.
#13
Tech Rookie
RGT 2
The RGT2 is the best car for your pound at only £240 in the UK and great quality. All the suspension parts from the xray will fit with the exception of the shocks.
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