MrGidi123

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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

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

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

JosephBlack

let's hope so.

8ight-e

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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

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Lets see a new 4wd for sure!

rider313

iTrader: (94)

You mean the ten-SCTE right? Not the associated sc10?

8ight-e

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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

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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

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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

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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

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

8ight-e

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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

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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

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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.