Best 1/8th scale buggy in the world...
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I race a Turmoil Pro right now. It's my first year so I wanted to keep it at an entry level price. I just ran 4th in a Pro Series race before I broke 15 mins into the 1/8th Int. Amain. Is a better car going to make me a better/faster driver?
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Sweet, I didn't know that. It is missing the front sway bar though.
Has any one try'ed this clutch? http://cgi.ebay.com/WERKS-1-8th-Scal...QQcmdZViewItem I heard that it was really good.
Has any one try'ed this clutch? http://cgi.ebay.com/WERKS-1-8th-Scal...QQcmdZViewItem I heard that it was really good.
I know a couple of people that run the Werks clutch. It's supposed to be absolutely GREAT.
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A sway bar is nothing more than a section of piano wire bent to length. Find out what your stock front bar thickness is, go to the hobby shop and buy some piano wire in that size. Bend it to match the rear bar and cut it to length. I made a lighter than stock front bar to fit my Mugen that way... helped it steer better.
I know a couple of people that run the Werks clutch. It's supposed to be absolutely GREAT.
I know a couple of people that run the Werks clutch. It's supposed to be absolutely GREAT.
I might give that a try.
I was just wondering if it would be a good investment or not, wouldn't want to spend that much on it and it not be worth a damn.
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yea the WEREKs clutches are pretty sweet, id grab one if i had anymore cash left, hehe just spent over 1900AUS on my set up, worth every penny
#38
Kyosho rules in the drivetrain department. If you want to race and not worry about the car wearing out, get a k-car.
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Mugens are a little sloppy on handling, tend to push, but very forgiving... they don't turn as good as the others...
Now for BUILD QUALITY (not talking about how easy it is to drive!) nobody can match Xray! The older cars are "tail happy" though... tend to be a little difficult to drive. Dunno about the new one, I've never driven one.
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Dude... you don't need a new car. There's nothing wrong with a Hyper 7 Pro... it's a good, solid car, well made, can be competitive with the right driver even if it isn't the latest buggy.
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KYOSHO NOUGH SAID
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