1/12 scale help
#2
Tech Addict
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Search this thread, I guarantee that it has your answers if you're willing to look for them a bit...
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?t=37
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?t=37
#4
I vote for the Gen X. It is the best driving 12th scale car with the best parts support I have ever owned (I have owned about a dozen). The lack of a T-bar means you don't have that weak-link to break, but it's not as forgiving of poor driving or poor surface.
-Frank
-Frank
#5
imo the gen-x is best
and with the new front end and the long upper balls and brace,
its even better.
and with the new front end and the long upper balls and brace,
its even better.
#6
Tech Adept
I cant speak for the new rev 5
but the gen-x is a good car and the Calandras are good people to deal with and talk to for info.
Lou
but the gen-x is a good car and the Calandras are good people to deal with and talk to for info.
Lou
#7
oh ya ok
i cant say about the 5,never have driven one,but i do remember that front end and i did not like it at all. but i do know some guy's and girls loved it.
i cant say about the 5,never have driven one,but i do remember that front end and i did not like it at all. but i do know some guy's and girls loved it.
#8
Associated L4
Hi guys,
Just got an Associated L4, and I have found out there is a side-to-side play on the front axle after I put the wheel on. Should I get a different wheel or is this normail with L4. I am new to 1/12. Please help. Thanks..
Just got an Associated L4, and I have found out there is a side-to-side play on the front axle after I put the wheel on. Should I get a different wheel or is this normail with L4. I am new to 1/12. Please help. Thanks..
#9
yes
Yes this is normal for the threaded axles but just add a bunch of shims and your good to go