Arrma Typhon Buggy Thread
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Arrma Typhon Buggy Thread
Found out about the new 1/8 buggy coming out by arrma which is going to be 6s compatible and also waterproof esc and radio box too. It'll be available mid July. I think it's going to have a price of $430 from http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...1p?&I=LNECKU** I'm looking forward to it. Add any additional info you guys find just post as it would be helpful to all.
Check it without the body here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqj_x...etailpage#t=67
Check it without the body here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqj_x...etailpage#t=67
Last edited by Unfed RcFou; 06-11-2014 at 01:17 AM. Reason: Error
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#4
Tech Rookie
arrma typhon
I bought this just a few days ago. When it came I stuck a 6s lipo in it drove it to the end of the street and it immediately stopped and the esc lit on fire. It's a great build quality but the electronics must not be. This could have been fluke.
#6
Tech Initiate
BTW, it's a 2050kv motor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6kQ948FDfqg
#8
Tech Apprentice
This and the kraton are basically the same thing with a few cosmetic changes right?
#9
Tech Master
iTrader: (4)
Typhon http://www.arrma-rc.com/rc-cars/latest/typhon/blx
Kraton http://www.arrma-rc.com/rc-cars/latest/kraton/blx
#11
I have one and like it. it's held up to some pretty rough abuse as I get used to driving something so fast. On 6s it screams and on 4s its still plenty fast for me
#12
Tech Rookie
Can I put Pro-Line Badlands with mounted Desperado rims on the Typhon or do I need to purchase other rims that fit the Typhon?
#13
Tech Adept
I'm running cut 2.8 badlands on modified 3.2 Revolvers. Or, was, that is... Till they self distructed. Its a great fit, far as stance and performance goes.
Or, what I should have done, but can't because my tires are already cut, is get the 2.8" on 17mm pro-line f11 wheels. Everything bolts right up, and tire bead matches.
Oh! Just make sure you get offset wheels.
Or, what I should have done, but can't because my tires are already cut, is get the 2.8" on 17mm pro-line f11 wheels. Everything bolts right up, and tire bead matches.
Oh! Just make sure you get offset wheels.
#14
Tech Adept
Today I learned that the absense of a wing causes massive end over rotation; too much in fact for buggy tires and 4s to overcome. I also learned that the MBX7 arms are stronger than the steering plate when going full front tilt into the back of a big double at a BMX track.
#15
Today I learned that the absense of a wing causes massive end over rotation; too much in fact for buggy tires and 4s to overcome. I also learned that the MBX7 arms are stronger than the steering plate when going full front tilt into the back of a big double at a BMX track.
i'm about to order a buggy for some hard bashing like you do. The arma seems ok ( even if heavy ) but I 'm not sure about the part supply in time. I like the mugen mbx7r eco