I don't care how good the kit is the worst sin in RC racing is. . . .
06-08-2004, 01:56 PM
#106
Tech Initiate
Originally posted by AWOLsoldier
I don't run off road electric and those are generally cheaper than a touring kit anyway. You don't seem to realize that the high end kits are marketed towards people that are already established in the sport. They probably have 20 sets of tires and have no use for a cheap set tossed in as a convenience.
HPI and Tamiya have lower end kits you might enjoy that come with tires. You have to pay to play and if you don't like it, write a letter and i'm sure they'll get back to you.
I don't run off road electric and those are generally cheaper than a touring kit anyway. You don't seem to realize that the high end kits are marketed towards people that are already established in the sport. They probably have 20 sets of tires and have no use for a cheap set tossed in as a convenience.
HPI and Tamiya have lower end kits you might enjoy that come with tires. You have to pay to play and if you don't like it, write a letter and i'm sure they'll get back to you.
06-08-2004, 09:06 PM
#107
Originally posted by losirob
Ferrari Stradale: $180,000 (est) U.S.
XRay Factory Kit: $325 U.S.
A bit of a difference.
Rob
Ferrari Stradale: $180,000 (est) U.S.
XRay Factory Kit: $325 U.S.
A bit of a difference.
Rob
The Ferrari is an RTR.
All RC RTRs I know of have come with tyres.
But when we last looked at a 1:1 kit car... BYO tyres too.
Some of them even BYO engine & drivetrain.
hmmm!!
06-08-2004, 09:47 PM
#108
Originally posted by WC
Wrong.
The Ferrari is an RTR.
All RC RTRs I know of have come with tyres.
But when we last looked at a 1:1 kit car... BYO tyres too.
Some of them even BYO engine & drivetrain.
hmmm!!
Wrong.
The Ferrari is an RTR.
All RC RTRs I know of have come with tyres.
But when we last looked at a 1:1 kit car... BYO tyres too.
Some of them even BYO engine & drivetrain.
hmmm!!
06-09-2004, 08:37 AM
#111
Originally posted by 403forbidden
Ferraris don't come with mud bogging tires. They come with z rated race quality tires.
I doubt Ferrari Challenge Stradale buyer's are unhappy with the tires that come on the car.
Ferraris don't come with mud bogging tires. They come with z rated race quality tires.
I doubt Ferrari Challenge Stradale buyer's are unhappy with the tires that come on the car.
06-09-2004, 08:40 AM
#112
Originally posted by 403forbidden
hell why not juct package a set of CS27 tires in the box?...who would be mad at having an extra set of standard ROAR tires?
hell why not juct package a set of CS27 tires in the box?...who would be mad at having an extra set of standard ROAR tires?
People who haven't had any success with CS27s.
People who have a whole box full of the perfect tires for their track and don't want to pay an additional $20-$30 for the kit to include tires.
06-10-2004, 06:41 AM
#113
included cs27 in the kit? not for me i can't use it it will overheated after 1 minute, to me useless so better not included save 20-30 for other things
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