Team Associated RC8.2e RS RTR!
From rcdriver.com
Some of the standard features should include - *Waterproof XP SC1300-BL brushless speed controller - Reedy 2000kv brushless motor - XP 2.4GHz radio system with S2008MG steering servo - Factory-finished RC8.2e body in two colour variants - Updated RC8.2 racing suspension geometry - Low CG 3mm aluminium shock towers - 16mm big bore aluminium shock absorbers - Lightweight & durable drivetrain - Hard-anodised 7075 aluminium chassis - Aluminium steering knuckles - Enclosed receiver box - High traction tires It looks a good starting kit to compete with others RTR's, let's see the $$! |
Associated also updated their price list here -- teamassociated dot com/pdf/map-policy-pricing.pdf
It will not let me post the link, so I pulled it apart a little. It shows the following. $499 sounds pretty promising to me. Part Description MSRP MAP 80908 RC8.2e RTR $829.99 $499.98 |
Great!
Originally Posted by Tombo
(Post 10952819)
Associated also updated their price list here -- teamassociated dot com/pdf/map-policy-pricing.pdf
It will not let me post the link, so I pulled it apart a little. It shows the following. $499 sounds pretty promising to me. Part Description MSRP MAP 80908 RC8.2e RTR $829.99 $499.98 |
They now have a full listing of the product on their website. Including a promo video. Looks like it will need new shocks and Rx/Tx and should be pretty good to go.
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Originally Posted by Tombo
(Post 10953775)
They now have a full listing of the product on their website. Including a promo video. Looks like it will need new shocks and Rx/Tx and should be pretty good to go.
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Pistons..
Originally Posted by patiofurniture
(Post 10954425)
The Shocks are actually really good in terms of performance! It share the same hard anodized shock cap and boots from the Factory Team kit, and dimensionally the shock body is the same as the Factory Team aside from not being threaded and hard anodizing. Overall, excellent performance for the price!
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Dam man i wish i would of waited before i got my scte if i knew this one was coming out ! Its going to be hard to beat as far as a quality on a RTR 1/8 E buggy .
Excellent drivetrain and strong and handles good and the price is dam good ! I am wondering though when the upgrades for the RC8TCE are coming out ? its time . |
I would rather have the current one. They didn't fix the main problems and downgraded the electronics. Lame.
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Originally Posted by packerfaninmn
(Post 10954794)
I would rather have the current one. They didn't fix the main problems and downgraded the electronics. Lame.
And extensive testing has gone into the esc and motor to ensure that it had great speed, reliability and "feel". |
Originally Posted by patiofurniture
(Post 10954848)
There isn't a current RTR 1/8 scale buggy, unless you are refering to the SC8?
And extensive testing has gone into the esc and motor to ensure that it had great speed, reliability and "feel". |
Doesnt the SC8 share the same chassis as the RC8T (truggy)?
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Originally Posted by DoogieLee
(Post 10955136)
Doesnt the SC8 share the same chassis as the RC8T (truggy)?
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Thats what I thought, didnt want anyone to get confused by TC5's statement that it was basically an e buggy with an SC body.
I really really really really wish AE would've just slightly shrunken and lightened up the RC8 enough to put an SC body on it and make it hit ROAR specs as a 1/10 4x4 SC. |
Looks good, but I don't like how the RTR went back to using the older style motor mount. I always had issue's with my old rc8be which is why I upgraded it to the elite mount. I think I'll go with the Kit instead.
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Originally Posted by DoogieLee
(Post 10955136)
Doesnt the SC8 share the same chassis as the RC8T (truggy)?
I never said it was :confused: |
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