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Painy 05-18-2003 11:11 PM

most top line cars are great for stock and or brushless..i wont get into the shaft drive versu's belt topic as each to there own.

If you want top quality..you cant go past xray..but losi..associated are other fav's and are at the top of the list.. the new corraly,, will be out soon and will be great for stock and or mod.... choose a brand you can get pars easyily for. the list goes on.

VenomWorldOrder 05-18-2003 11:24 PM


Originally posted by Painy
most top line cars are great for stock and or brushless..i wont get into the shaft drive versu's belt topic as each to there own.

If you want top quality..you cant go past xray..but losi..associated are other fav's and are at the top of the list.. the new corraly,, will be out soon and will be great for stock and or mod.... choose a brand you can get pars easyily for. the list goes on.

what's your opinion on mid mounted motor tourers like the rc lab 7.7? i know someone here is selling one.

is anyone selling any bargains at castle hill at the moment?

Painy 05-19-2003 12:19 AM

haha yeah ok car..wouldnt use it in Mod..bit easy to break.
specially good car if you like heaps of understeer.
ask some ppl they have seen it go..any other thoughts on this car?

VenomWorldOrder 05-19-2003 12:58 AM

whats your opinion on this? the pro 4 by hpi?
http://www.rczone.net/images/articles/hpi_pro4_l.jpg
http://www.rczone.net/images/article...pro4_top_l.jpg
http://www.hpieurope.com/graphics/kits/pro4/back.jpg
http://www.hpieurope.com/graphics/kits/pro4/bottom.jpg
http://www.hpieurope.com/graphics/kits/pro4/top.jpg
http://www.hpieurope.com/graphics/kits/pro4/side.jpg

i read it is a evo 3 copy. am i better of getting one of those in that case?

Painy 05-19-2003 01:07 AM

personaly it looks the same..but i dought it would be..
i myself have never been a HPI fan,, but they may have a good car on there hands.

NOFX 05-19-2003 03:22 AM

yeah, ive got the lab 7.6, and its on the pace, thats for sure, im no on road guru but i was quite happy with it, once uni is over, i'll be getting back into the on-roads, the mid motor mount has its advantages and disadvantages, i think it depends a lot on driving style, cya

HPI_P3 05-19-2003 03:36 PM

have u guys got any driving tips??? and does any one know when that fantastic pro 4 is coming out??:D

watsrags 05-19-2003 05:56 PM

HPI Pro 4
 
Any one with a computer can draw a picture of a car and thats all it is until you see it ain't real just like HPI spare parts
Anyone who like me who has owned over the last couple of years a HPI product should wonder if we will ever be able to buy though a LOCAL HOBBY SHOP the spare parts or upgrades for them.

I LIKE MY PRO 3 and am keeping for racing BUT it sucks when you have to get spares for it overseas. Hell you can not even by them from BUY HPI (their own shop)
Yes I AM P**** OFF

WC 05-19-2003 06:18 PM

Buy HPI ain't the only one... at least they're USA-only.
No worries, just take your $$ elsewhere easy.

But what about...


Welcome to Team ORION's e-SHOP

We're very sorry...

But the e-SHOP is not open to customers in Australia and New Zealand.
Heck, even Estonia, Lithuania and Djibouti residents can access
the shopping site.. just not Oz and NZ!!!
:flaming: :eek: :flaming:

Painy 05-19-2003 06:20 PM

Driving Tip # 1
 
If your behind somone.. and your strugleing to catch them.."calm down a bit" for each corner.."watch there line" and then improve on it by an inch or so :closer to the apex" ..after a couple of laps you will catch them.. this a driving style i use at every race..
Once you catch them its now "how you pass them"............

WC 05-19-2003 06:31 PM

Re: Driving Tip # 1
 

Originally posted by Painy
Once you catch them its now "how you pass them".....
I'd just tail 'em until they make a mistake... :D


Big problem with touring cars is that there is lack of driving finesse.
Or is this because its a 'scale' race of the V8s, paint rubbing etc.

I began racing in 1/8 onroad... and racing there is sooo clean.
Good lines, clean overtaking - race strategy counts!

blue hornet. 05-19-2003 06:49 PM

is it just me or does that pro 4 look like a new yokomo copy??? but you cant beat the original...go the tc3

Coxy 05-19-2003 07:00 PM


Originally posted by VenomWorldOrder
any hints and tips for a nitro driver who wants to enter into electric stock?

what is the best car for stock racing? i want something i can then use in a brushless class in eastern creek.

is it worth spending all the cash on a xray for stock, to then upgrade to brushless?

Well I am thinking about selling my TC3 off in the next couple of weeks. Very fast and sorted out car. It the pink thing running around eastern creek at a fast rate. could be a real good buy for somone like yourself.

Coxy.

HPI_P3 05-19-2003 08:38 PM

have u guys got any idea on how to get rid of a memory in ya battery???

Carbon_Fibre3 05-19-2003 09:02 PM

to get rid of the memory effect you can, when i first began i made my own dischager out of brake light bulbs from k mart. plug ya batts onto this after your run, and unplug when lights go dim.

instructions on how to make one of these is at www.balakracing.com
:-)

Rob Storey

p.s. let your cells cool before recharging them


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