Best 1/8th scale buggy in the world...
10-18-2007, 07:01 PM
#2
team losi 8 and 8T
10-18-2007, 07:04 PM
#5
Tech Initiate
Most of them are really good and they all have their own advantages and disadvantages. All of them are capable of winning races in the right hands
10-18-2007, 07:43 PM
#8
well i would like to make a prediction and say that the new Jammin Truck will dominate the '08 season.
As for the buggy class, i will make the prediciton that the RC8 will dominate.
but as said previous in this post, the driver makes the car. Jammin has an unbeleivable amount of talent in their stable...and i beleive AE is putting together a one of a kind cast.
Only time will tell!!!!!!!
As for the buggy class, i will make the prediciton that the RC8 will dominate.
but as said previous in this post, the driver makes the car. Jammin has an unbeleivable amount of talent in their stable...and i beleive AE is putting together a one of a kind cast.
Only time will tell!!!!!!!
10-18-2007, 07:56 PM
#10
Tebo is crazy, watched him at the manufacturers cup....jaw dropping!!!
10-18-2007, 08:01 PM
#11
Its in 2 parts for some reason. This is one hell of a great track.
Go to media pics and the vids pop up.
http://www.real-rc.com/
10-18-2007, 08:09 PM
#12
Yeah, sure
Man, that place look's familure
I know the 8ight is looking pretty strong from what I have seen of it so far.
Check these out. One on one with Taylor. It was a congratulations party they had at the track I race at. I got to check it out very close up.
Its in 2 parts for some reason. This is one hell of a great track.
Go to media pics and the vids pop up.
http://www.real-rc.com/
Its in 2 parts for some reason. This is one hell of a great track.
Go to media pics and the vids pop up.
http://www.real-rc.com/
Man, that place look's familure
I know the 8ight is looking pretty strong from what I have seen of it so far.
10-18-2007, 08:16 PM
#13
Uni4--you race around the KC area? I'm from central Kansas. I would have been at P-hill had I know about it back then. Still want to go race there really bad. A friend of mine was in 3rd place in the pro buggy 10 minutes in. The heat shrink he had on his rear CVD worked loose and took out the bearing carrier part of the rear diff. He also said he was already a few laps down to the other two though.
sorry about my earlier post. I thought it was another "which one is better than the other" thread.
sorry about my earlier post. I thought it was another "which one is better than the other" thread.
10-18-2007, 08:20 PM
#14
Uni4--you race around the KC area? I'm from central Kansas. I would have been at P-hill had I know about it back then. Still want to go race there really bad. A friend of mine was in 3rd place in the pro buggy 10 minutes in. The heat shrink he had on his rear CVD worked loose and took out the bearing carrier part of the rear diff. He also said he was already a few laps down to the other two though.
sorry about my earlier post. I thought it was another "which one is better than the other" thread.
sorry about my earlier post. I thought it was another "which one is better than the other" thread.