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MrGidi123 03-22-2012 11:21 AM

TLR 4WD 1/10 Rumors?
 
Hey anybody heard about a new TLR 4WD buggy 1/10? I really want a TLR 4WD buggy but i don't wanna get those old TLR 4wd buggies..

lynx75 03-22-2012 01:48 PM


Originally Posted by MrGidi123 (Post 10502399)
Hey anybody heard about a new TLR 4WD buggy 1/10? I really want a TLR 4WD buggy but i don't wanna get those old TLR 4wd buggies..

Everybody out there still waiting for a brand new 4WD car from the TLR Team. My advice is to waiting for a while and let's see what happen in the coming months....

jsinclair 03-22-2012 03:02 PM

The must have something in the works, the 22's front carriers ( c hub) look ready to accept a drive shaft.

JosephBlack 03-22-2012 03:11 PM

let's hope so.

8ight-e 03-22-2012 03:20 PM

I didn't see any pics yet, but I heard there maybe a 4x4 from ae based on the sc10 4x4 platform. Yet to bother looking into it, but I'd guess it be the equiv of the losi 810 buggy (small 1/8 scale). Super light and awesome for small and indoor tracks.

Maxthepersonz 03-22-2012 03:50 PM

Lets see a new 4wd for sure!

rider313 03-22-2012 03:53 PM


Originally Posted by 8ight-e (Post 10503184)
I didn't see any pics yet, but I heard there maybe a 4x4 from ae based on the sc10 4x4 platform. Yet to bother looking into it, but I'd guess it be the equiv of the losi 810 buggy (small 1/8 scale). Super light and awesome for small and indoor tracks.

You mean the ten-SCTE right? Not the associated sc10? :lol: :rolleyes:

8ight-e 03-22-2012 04:20 PM


Originally Posted by rider313 (Post 10503311)
You mean the ten-SCTE right? Not the associated sc10? :lol: :rolleyes:

nope 4x4 buggy based on the sc10 4x4 platform.. I'd guess it be similar to the relationship of the 810 and the scte though yes. Few differences, but small 1/8 super light buggies.

Davidka 03-22-2012 05:09 PM


Originally Posted by 8ight-e (Post 10503420)
nope 4x4 buggy based on the sc10 4x4 platform..

I can't think of a good reason they'd do that. The SC10 4x4 has had all kinds of problems, hasn't it?

Buckaroo 03-22-2012 05:31 PM


Originally Posted by 8ight-e (Post 10503184)
I didn't see any pics yet, but I heard there maybe a 4x4 from ae based on the sc10 4x4 platform. Yet to bother looking into it, but I'd guess it be the equiv of the losi 810 buggy (small 1/8 scale). Super light and awesome for small and indoor tracks.


Originally Posted by rider313 (Post 10503311)
You mean the ten-SCTE right? Not the associated sc10? :lol: :rolleyes:


Originally Posted by 8ight-e (Post 10503420)
nope 4x4 buggy based on the sc10 4x4 platform.. I'd guess it be similar to the relationship of the 810 and the scte though yes. Few differences, but small 1/8 super light buggies.


Originally Posted by Davidka (Post 10503601)
I can't think of a good reason they'd do that. The SC10 4x4 has had all kinds of problems, hasn't it?

Can't imagine that, everyone is already chasing the B44.1. It's a mini 1/8th, and has NONE of the major fail issues that the SC10 4X4 has. Tough as nails, perfect size and weight, and handles like a dream.

I'm really wondering what direction TLR is going to go to answer the 4wd buggy challenge!

8ight-e 03-22-2012 06:52 PM


Originally Posted by Buckaroo (Post 10503697)
Can't imagine that, everyone is already chasing the B44.1. It's a mini 1/8th, and has NONE of the major fail issues that the SC10 4X4 has. Tough as nails, perfect size and weight, and handles like a dream.

I'm really wondering what direction TLR is going to go to answer the 4wd buggy challenge!

A sc10 4x4 buggy would be 1/8 not 1/10 as the b44.1 is... again just a mid step before going all in on 1/8, budget 1/8 if you will.. can run with 2s,3s easily and 540 4pole motors and compete well on any track. I can see it happening, but who knows.. like I said I didn't even bother looking into it. Not for me :)

WideOpenThrottle RC 03-22-2012 07:14 PM

I had a chance to drive a electric 810 at the track the other day :D. In my opinon that is what e buggies should be.

8ight-e 03-22-2012 07:21 PM


Originally Posted by WideOpenThrottle RC (Post 10504252)
I had a chance to drive a electric 810 at the track the other day :D. In my opinon that is what e buggies should be.

crazy 4s setup or did they have a nice 2/3s setup with a 4-pole in it? I've often considered going from my 8ight-e to a 810 just to reduce parts on hand. Something like a pro4 3300kv w/ a 3s 5k lipo would be pretty sick for both handling and run times if you race vs nitro's if you race vs electrics you can stick w/ a 4600 2s w/o issue as races are limited to 10min everywhere.

WideOpenThrottle RC 03-22-2012 07:26 PM


Originally Posted by 8ight-e (Post 10504275)
crazy 4s setup or did they have a nice 2/3s setup with a 4-pole in it? I've often considered going from my 8ight-e to a 810 just to reduce parts on hand. Something like a pro4 3300kv w/ a 3s 5k lipo would be pretty sick for both handling and run times if you race vs nitro's if you race vs electrics you can stick w/ a 4600 2s w/o issue as races are limited to 10min everywhere.

Honestly I don't even know, guy wanted some opinions on setup. I'm gonna guess 3s had great power but was useable, felt alot more nimble than a regular 1/8th ebuggy and was a blast to drive. Wish there was more for a class as I would definitely get one. Do they meet ROAR specs for 1/8th races???

8ight-e 03-22-2012 07:54 PM


Originally Posted by WideOpenThrottle RC (Post 10504298)
Honestly I don't even know, guy wanted some opinions on setup. I'm gonna guess 3s had great power but was useable, felt alot more nimble than a regular 1/8th ebuggy and was a blast to drive. Wish there was more for a class as I would definitely get one. Do they meet ROAR specs for 1/8th races???

I think they just miss roar forget what dimention, but unless it's a roar event everyone will let it run even for big events.


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