Corally Assassin T/C
07-03-2003, 10:03 PM
#211
I have posted the phone number for Ultra Hobbies on an earlier post. They do nto have anything on their site yet but here is the URL.. www.rccaronline.com
You might also be able to get them off of the web at Stormer Hobbies. www.stormerhobbies.com
You will also be able to get them from Superior Hobbies for sure. Notheing on the site yet as well. They will take pre-orders as well. www.superiorhobbies.com
Others will pop up when the car is released in the states!!!!!!
You might also be able to get them off of the web at Stormer Hobbies. www.stormerhobbies.com
You will also be able to get them from Superior Hobbies for sure. Notheing on the site yet as well. They will take pre-orders as well. www.superiorhobbies.com
Others will pop up when the car is released in the states!!!!!!
07-04-2003, 07:43 AM
#212
progress....
shocks are TRF flourine coated, each shock has be set at 63mm with 2 x 3mm black o-rings on top of the bladder.
Corally reckon 10 days and they will be shipping kits
...
shocks are TRF flourine coated, each shock has be set at 63mm with 2 x 3mm black o-rings on top of the bladder.
Corally reckon 10 days and they will be shipping kits
...
07-04-2003, 08:15 AM
#213
I haven't been to the Corally thread in a while! Forgot how sweet looking the Assassin was. Really nice looking racing machine.
Wow...I can't believe they haven't hit the market already! I know I'm not the only person Corally lost in the wait for this car. It looks like its worth it though.
So what's the street prices looking like on the different kits? What are they, a regular and pro model?
NMRCDude: stay calm!
One thing you learn when you own or are looking to own a Corally, is that your not going to see it listed too many places online. Most shops that carry Corally don't have websites, and the one's that do, like SuperiorHobbies for example, update their sites at the rate of ohhh......say....once or twice a year!
Your best bet is to talk to your local shop, and if they can't/won't bring it in, or the cost is too high, then call the shops that you do know carry Corally stuff.
Cause honestly, if you try waiting to see a Corally TC proudly posted on someone's site like a Losi or Associated car, you'll be waitin' a while.
When looking to buy Corally, the phone is your best friend, not the keyboard!
Wow...I can't believe they haven't hit the market already! I know I'm not the only person Corally lost in the wait for this car. It looks like its worth it though.
So what's the street prices looking like on the different kits? What are they, a regular and pro model?
NMRCDude: stay calm!
One thing you learn when you own or are looking to own a Corally, is that your not going to see it listed too many places online. Most shops that carry Corally don't have websites, and the one's that do, like SuperiorHobbies for example, update their sites at the rate of ohhh......say....once or twice a year! Your best bet is to talk to your local shop, and if they can't/won't bring it in, or the cost is too high, then call the shops that you do know carry Corally stuff.
Cause honestly, if you try waiting to see a Corally TC proudly posted on someone's site like a Losi or Associated car, you'll be waitin' a while.
When looking to buy Corally, the phone is your best friend, not the keyboard!
07-04-2003, 06:45 PM
#214
Originally posted by Darkseid
I haven't been to the Corally thread in a while! Forgot how sweet looking the Assassin was. Really nice looking racing machine.
Wow...I can't believe they haven't hit the market already! I know I'm not the only person Corally lost in the wait for this car. It looks like its worth it though.
So what's the street prices looking like on the different kits? What are they, a regular and pro model?
NMRCDude: stay calm! One thing you learn when you own or are looking to own a Corally, is that your not going to see it listed too many places online. Most shops that carry Corally don't have websites, and the one's that do, like SuperiorHobbies for example, update their sites at the rate of ohhh......say....once or twice a year!
Your best bet is to talk to your local shop, and if they can't/won't bring it in, or the cost is too high, then call the shops that you do know carry Corally stuff.
Cause honestly, if you try waiting to see a Corally TC proudly posted on someone's site like a Losi or Associated car, you'll be waitin' a while.
When looking to buy Corally, the phone is your best friend, not the keyboard!
I haven't been to the Corally thread in a while! Forgot how sweet looking the Assassin was. Really nice looking racing machine.
Wow...I can't believe they haven't hit the market already! I know I'm not the only person Corally lost in the wait for this car. It looks like its worth it though.
So what's the street prices looking like on the different kits? What are they, a regular and pro model?
NMRCDude: stay calm!
One thing you learn when you own or are looking to own a Corally, is that your not going to see it listed too many places online. Most shops that carry Corally don't have websites, and the one's that do, like SuperiorHobbies for example, update their sites at the rate of ohhh......say....once or twice a year! Your best bet is to talk to your local shop, and if they can't/won't bring it in, or the cost is too high, then call the shops that you do know carry Corally stuff.
Cause honestly, if you try waiting to see a Corally TC proudly posted on someone's site like a Losi or Associated car, you'll be waitin' a while.
When looking to buy Corally, the phone is your best friend, not the keyboard!
My appreciation of the time and effort the guys at Corally have put into this has grown since building my kit, the kit just falls together and the end result is a very tech looking racing machine! 1 tidy piece of work!. And again i mention that the diffs and drive train are very very smooth and free.
Official options i have got for the car include:
- front c-hubs 2 deg
- front c-hubs 4 deg (0 deg included with kit, 6 deg also avail)
- Belt tensioner
- Mid motor conversion kit. (not needed i just want to try it)
Kit also includes a front 1.9mm anti-roll bar, which i have fitted to the car yet. (1.3mm front basr and 1.9/1.3mm rear bars are available as options)
In Australia Corally kits are support by many shops and are quite popular at the race track, from feedback ive got the Assassin will be more popular than the C4.1 with out a problem.
-paul
Last edited by black-knight; 07-04-2003 at 06:50 PM.
07-04-2003, 08:00 PM
#215
Tech Apprentice
Hi Paul ,
Which roll bars dos it come with ? Front 1.9 mm and 1.3 mm ?
I can't wait ! After driving Brett's Assassin I am soooo excited , this car is going to be amazing !
Kind Regards
Pat.
Which roll bars dos it come with ? Front 1.9 mm and 1.3 mm ?
I can't wait ! After driving Brett's Assassin I am soooo excited , this car is going to be amazing !
Kind Regards
Pat.
07-04-2003, 08:29 PM
#216
Man, I know I loved that C4.1 of mine. Its one of the few cars that I regret selling.
Thats why I've given thought to adding the Assassin to my stable to go along with my Yok SD. I loved my Corally kit. Just couldn't wait for the Assassin to get out. Maybe once its in full distributiion, I'll pick one up.
Thats why I've given thought to adding the Assassin to my stable to go along with my Yok SD. I loved my Corally kit. Just couldn't wait for the Assassin to get out. Maybe once its in full distributiion, I'll pick one up.
07-04-2003, 08:30 PM
#217
Originally posted by Pat
Hi Paul ,
Which roll bars dos it come with ? Front 1.9 mm and 1.3 mm ?
I can't wait ! After driving Brett's Assassin I am soooo excited , this car is going to be amazing !
Kind Regards
Pat.
Hi Paul ,
Which roll bars dos it come with ? Front 1.9 mm and 1.3 mm ?
I can't wait ! After driving Brett's Assassin I am soooo excited , this car is going to be amazing !
Kind Regards
Pat.
07-04-2003, 09:11 PM
#218
Originally posted by Darkseid
Man, I know I loved that C4.1 of mine. Its one of the few cars that I regret selling.
Thats why I've given thought to adding the Assassin to my stable to go along with my Yok SD. I loved my Corally kit. Just couldn't wait for the Assassin to get out. Maybe once its in full distributiion, I'll pick one up.
Man, I know I loved that C4.1 of mine. Its one of the few cars that I regret selling.
Thats why I've given thought to adding the Assassin to my stable to go along with my Yok SD. I loved my Corally kit. Just couldn't wait for the Assassin to get out. Maybe once its in full distributiion, I'll pick one up.
07-06-2003, 10:37 PM
#220
Originally posted by Besercoe
Very pretty knight, but how will it stack up this weekend at MECA on foam???? lol
Very pretty knight, but how will it stack up this weekend at MECA on foam???? lol
and slightly faster than YOU! I might edge you out into the b final! (top 8 for A Main at MECA)(i plan to use Corally foam too mmm)
07-06-2003, 10:55 PM
#222
Originally posted by Besercoe
lol try it pansy boy,
isnt corally foam just rebadged UFRA, and UFRA is just another brand of GRP anyway.
lol try it pansy boy,
isnt corally foam just rebadged UFRA, and UFRA is just another brand of GRP anyway.
is foam, is good.
07-07-2003, 02:30 AM
#223
07-07-2003, 03:29 PM
#224
Tech Initiate
Sorex tyres
Hi Guys
Have noticed that Cookie and others in Oz use Sorex 28r's.
A couple of guys over here have just started to use them too and they sure seem to work well. So I've just got some but not yet glued them up. Got some HPI red (medium soft) inserts to go with them but now that I've mounted them (not yet glued as I said) they seem too hard.
What inserts do you guys use? We can't use traction compound over here so that may make a difference.
Any help gratefully appreciated!
Cheers!
Have noticed that Cookie and others in Oz use Sorex 28r's.
A couple of guys over here have just started to use them too and they sure seem to work well. So I've just got some but not yet glued them up. Got some HPI red (medium soft) inserts to go with them but now that I've mounted them (not yet glued as I said) they seem too hard.
What inserts do you guys use? We can't use traction compound over here so that may make a difference.
Any help gratefully appreciated!
Cheers!
07-07-2003, 07:20 PM
#225
Use the Sorex C medium
:-)
:-)