hunterdawg

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Xray just post the XB8 coming soon. So next is marketing "hype" then release. The E version follows shortly thereafter. Guess? Mid Spring.

shortcut3d

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I was about to pull the trigger on a XB8E ‘23. Sounds like I should wait. It won’t be until late spring when it dries out up here.

wileycat

iTrader: (62)

What body shells can I run on the xb8e 2023?

Tractagator

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https://shoptrusource.com/products/p...all-style-cars

These fit.

macnkitty2002

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I was already eyeing the 2023 model and now the 2024 was just announced. I know some years have better updates than others. Are the updates in the 2024 year really worthwhile or is the 2023 still a good buy given it's being steeply discounted now? I've heard a chassis update is a big deal for Xray. I'm just your average joe club racer who can only get on the track a half dozen races a year.

Tractagator

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2023 is good, but it's highly recommended to upgrade to the zero rebound shocks. By the time you factor in those, you are at the price of a new 2024 which includes the 3-way shocks.

hunterdawg

iTrader: (19)

I have a 22, just gonna upgrade shocks. But then the 2024 is 600 bucks.

Griso_Gray

Anyone know what part number would replace #352096? My front shock tower on my “15” is cracked and can’t seem to find a replacement. Wondering if a newer model tower would work in its place.
Thanks in advance been out of 1/8 for a few years and looking to get back.

macnkitty2002

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How long does it typically take RCAmerica to get the kits in stock once the new year's model is announced?

pink_sleeve

iTrader: (221)

Usually months since all their kits are normally pre sold to team drivers.