newbie's fourth car!!
#1
newbie's fourth car!!
yes, that's correct, it will be my 4th car the one i am thinking to buy.
i currently have a TT01E, an Xray T3R, a Capricorn C01 (80% complete)
and i plan to keep myself busy building another car next month.
Now the thing is, I can't decide between Xray NT '11, Serpent 733 Evo '11 and Velox V10 '11. Can someone help me with pros and cons of each one?
I noticed that they all use a blade sway bar in front apart from the 733 and my capricorn that use a wire bar instead. Are there advantages to each configuration or is it best to use wire bar regardless (if the upgrade part exists)?
i currently have a TT01E, an Xray T3R, a Capricorn C01 (80% complete)
and i plan to keep myself busy building another car next month.
Now the thing is, I can't decide between Xray NT '11, Serpent 733 Evo '11 and Velox V10 '11. Can someone help me with pros and cons of each one?
I noticed that they all use a blade sway bar in front apart from the 733 and my capricorn that use a wire bar instead. Are there advantages to each configuration or is it best to use wire bar regardless (if the upgrade part exists)?
#3
what primary car? who said i am a racer? i just build them for fun so i like variety.
#4
Tech Elite
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I can personally assure you that with the NT1 '11, the dremmel or modifications will not be required for building it unlike other cars.
I have built around 3 new Xray kits, and none of them have ever showed any problems or missing parts...
#7
wire type roll bars are also adjustable but you have to replace the whole bar. how do you adjust the blade type?
#9
I disagree with the second half of the sentence ... I build three VeloxV10 and I wouldn't dare to say NT-1 is better in quality since I wrench on it too
#10
well i am leaning towards the velox v10 to be honest but i also really like the serpent 733. The NT1 doesn't really impress me but i do like their chassis flex options. It would make an interesting thing to study but the velox also has something similar right?
if i do get the velox (which i have wanted for years) will i need power tools like dremel to make everything fit? I would like a kit that fits like a glove from the factory and doesnt require mods to put it together. i can't really use power tools because i live in an apartment, i don't have the space or the equipment to do such work.
if i do get the velox (which i have wanted for years) will i need power tools like dremel to make everything fit? I would like a kit that fits like a glove from the factory and doesnt require mods to put it together. i can't really use power tools because i live in an apartment, i don't have the space or the equipment to do such work.
#12
none yet. i will buy one sometime next month.
#13
Tech Regular
You will not need power tools to put a v10 together mate!
#14
So the v10 is good? no wobbly parts and nice smooth fit all over?
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