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Old 12-10-2011, 03:03 AM
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Originally Posted by kjs
it may be a 1/10 scale buggy
The name would suggest a 1/9th scale
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I like all the new cars coming out for next season. I can't wait to see what the new Xray has to offer. Like always I will probably buy one and run it for a gallon and sell it on here for half price lmao.
now thats as close as you can get to the truth
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Originally Posted by aussies1129
now thats as close as you can get to the truth
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What's the difference between 808 and xb9? Which suppose to be better? And why does X-ray comes out with so many variances of buggies? I would think people wouldnt wane to buy this car because you will never have the latest.
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Originally Posted by teeforb
What's the difference between 808 and xb9? Which suppose to be better? And why does X-ray comes out with so many variances of buggies? I would think people wouldnt wane to buy this car because you will never have the latest.
Xray improves its models each year, so do most brands. Now it's been 4 years since the 808 came out and it's time for a new model. Just like most brands, 4 years/2 WC = new car.
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Originally Posted by chirivita
Xray improves its models each year, so do most brands. Now it's been 4 years since the 808 came out and it's time for a new model. Just like most brands, 4 years/2 WC = new car.
But what's the differences between 808 and xb9? Are they similar like 808 2010 vs 2011 or completely different
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Originally Posted by teeforb
But what's the differences between 808 and xb9? Are they similar like 808 2010 vs 2011 or completely different
Nobody knows yet
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here we go; the thread doesn't even have two pages and it is too difficult to find the answers on their own .......
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Originally Posted by Jammin57
Nobody knows yet
I remember many years ago the 808 and xb8 luxury was out all at the same time. But I wasn't paying much attention to the differences at the time. This is why I ask.
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Press release:

XB9 features include:

All new optimized chassis
Optimized shock towers with all new suspension geometry
New old style cvd three diff drivetrain, optimized
New lower cg
Front or rear battery locations
Redesigned shocks with optimized fluid transfer ports, anodized blue
New front and rear bulkheads
Hudy spring steel antenna tube
All new suspension arms optimized for suspending
New wheel nuts
New high downforce body with adjustable dorsal fin

You heard it here first!
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Originally Posted by Two-speed
Press release:

XB9 features include:

All new optimized chassis
Optimized shock towers with all new suspension geometry
New old style cvd three diff drivetrain, optimized
New lower cg
Front or rear battery locations
Redesigned shocks with optimized fluid transfer ports, anodized blue
New front and rear bulkheads
Hudy spring steel antenna tube
All new suspension arms optimized for suspending
New wheel nuts
New high downforce body with adjustable dorsal fin

You heard it here first!
blue shocks.... how RTResque of xray....



I am glad to hear they are redoing the shock and the suspension geometry. If they managed to solve the 808 bounce on jump landings I'll be back.
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I think he meant all that as a joke
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Old 12-10-2011, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Two-speed
Press release:

XB9 features include:

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Hudy spring steel antenna tube

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A steel antenna tube?
That sounds strange ...
Wouldn't that shield the antenna from the signal?
And wouldn't that break every time the car is on its lid?

I will believe it when I see it
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Originally Posted by teeforb
What's the difference between 808 and xb9? Which suppose to be better? And why does X-ray comes out with so many variances of buggies? I would think people wouldnt wane to buy this car because you will never have the latest.
Probably nothing the average driver would ever notice on the track...

Of course I'll probably buy one
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Originally Posted by Two-speed
Press release:

XB9 features include:

All new optimized chassis
Optimized shock towers with all new suspension geometry
New old style cvd three diff drivetrain, optimized
New lower cg
Front or rear battery locations
Redesigned shocks with optimized fluid transfer ports, anodized blue
New front and rear bulkheads
Hudy spring steel antenna tube
All new suspension arms optimized for suspending
New wheel nuts
New high downforce body with adjustable dorsal fin

You heard it here first!
LOL thats funny, probably half of it is true too, i remember laughing at the 2011 "new" stuff list too when xray posted it on their site....they had the "new optimized shock tower geometry" thing up there as a new feature.....and it was the exact same tower as the original 808, same with the arms metrials and stuff they said
what pisses me off the most about xray is what you were trying to convey in your post:flaming, each time they change just enough so it makes the previus version impossible to upgrade really...and yea...ill also guarantee a new bulkhead and bearing size for the diffs LOOOOL, it's like they got into the habbit of changing it and cant decide which version of other componies drivetrains they like the best i hope they dont, as i feel the 2011 solution works fine, but they prolly will. something that will definatly be n the new car is a new radio tray i guess...since reno runs his batteries in the front.

like staded by rfleck earlier......Reno wil help compete the cycle of the 808 to the Xshoogen 808.2b-R
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