Playgnx95

iTrader: (4)

Hello I need help buying my second onroad kit I run outdoor asphalt
I was thinking on the new xray t4 2015 BUT part support I bad here in the USA parts are hard to get
So what do you guys recommend me please help

Mantis Toboggan

iTrader: (4)

Umm,

http://www.ampdraw.com/
http://www.amain.com/

Both of these places have Xray parts. Ampdraw is even in San Diego. Have you never heard of ampdraw or a main?

English365

iTrader: (128)

Lol seriously?

niznai

What's the first kit? Buy another one of those.

Playgnx95

iTrader: (4)

Yea i know but I mean like
Local hobby shops
I know online it's easy to find

theproffesor

iTrader: (66)

How bought going to your local store and see what parts they carry. Get that kit... otherwise do what the rest of do... order online. Get spare parts for your pit box.

Playgnx95

iTrader: (4)

Thanks guys made my mind up and got the Durango

chrislynn

Money is only the issue for purchasing

Qatmix

You will need a good supply of spares with the Durango. Its a fast chassis though but some of the parts are very delicate, although some new parts are supposed to be coming soon to sort that out.

Playgnx95

iTrader: (4)

Yea I know
The only thing I didn't like about the kit it doesn't even come with oil...but I really like what people said about Durango there's alot of good reviews...I was gonna get the t6 but people weren't liking it

Logi Maker

iTrader: (56)

No one uses kit oil anyways...

Go with an ARC R10 ATS kit and sell the Durango.

Playgnx95

iTrader: (4)

Never seen that brand before
Only team associated,Durango,Yokomo,Sakura,hot bodies,ofna and xray

vabroom

Money not a problem, then get Awesomatix.

cplus

iTrader: (11)

You can take Sakura and Ofna off your list if you are serious.

But then add Serpent, VBC, ARC, Tamiya, Schumacher and awesomatix

Sounds like you need to do some more research and get to you local track before waving your wallet around. And also decide what class and tracks (are they all going to be Tarmac?) you plan to run on. Makes a big difference to what chassis you should choose.

Unless the Durango has awesome local support - shop and drivers - I'd be staying away personally.

You want the most expensive? Go for the awesomatix. Just don't expect results on asphalt to come easy.

Want the best all round car with best in class design and with good world wide support and parts availability - go the latest Yokomo (or Xray perhaps)

wingracer

iTrader: (24)

I'm dieing to know where you are at where Xray parts are hard to find but Durango is plentiful? The only time I've seen something like that is running in a small manufacturer's back yard.