TLR 22T 2.0 Stadium Truck
01-27-2015, 07:42 AM
#121
Yes, but they aren't quite ready yet. Hopefully within a week or two.
30* pivot with 5* 2.0 caster blocks. The spindles are different geometry than TLR334005.
Yes, comes with both bodies, but only one set of wheels now. Bodies are not pre-cut like the previous version though.
30* pivot with 5* 2.0 caster blocks. The spindles are different geometry than TLR334005.
Yes, comes with both bodies, but only one set of wheels now. Bodies are not pre-cut like the previous version though.
Still Lookin good
01-27-2015, 12:10 PM
#127
01-27-2015, 01:59 PM
#129
Is Horizon/TLR going to do a video for the truck? Possibly a review?
01-27-2015, 02:07 PM
#130
01-27-2015, 05:24 PM
#131
01-27-2015, 08:25 PM
#132
On the East coast outdoor tracks yes there is no outdoor track that a ST or any 2wd Buggy can really run on with the surface. With 1/8 scale and 1/10 SC 4wd running on it not to mention its becomes low traction when its hot .
There is no 1/10 outdoor track accept one in NJ that's been running for years but the other tracks no. I did run 1/10 Mod truck at that NJ outdoor track years ago that was a smooth track that was a clay mixed.
So yea 2wd mostly really only ran indoors .
There is no 1/10 outdoor track accept one in NJ that's been running for years but the other tracks no. I did run 1/10 Mod truck at that NJ outdoor track years ago that was a smooth track that was a clay mixed.
So yea 2wd mostly really only ran indoors .
01-27-2015, 08:30 PM
#133
The Slash was a great idea when it was a toy...it is the idiot that desired it was a great idea to have a spec class where they sell indestructible tanks to rookies...that is the person that needs to be strung up.
01-27-2015, 09:09 PM
#134
Well, I got carried away when I said this. I don't really wish for them to die off. They are excellent for the average racer to have fun in the hobby.
01-27-2015, 11:57 PM
#135
I was seriously thinking of getting the 22sct 2.0, but I just cant get past smash and bash racing. But it seems that ST may make a comeback and I love ST racing. Now with this new truck Im so getting one.
SCT needs to stay. It has saved RC racing and it has its place along with the other classes. I believe it is ideal for beginners and young kids. When my son started at 5 yrs old he had my old RC-10T and did ok in rookie class but he would have had a better transition if SCT had been around. Plus I could have saved some $$$ in having to repair his truck constantly while he was learning to turn the damn thing :-)
SCT needs to stay. It has saved RC racing and it has its place along with the other classes. I believe it is ideal for beginners and young kids. When my son started at 5 yrs old he had my old RC-10T and did ok in rookie class but he would have had a better transition if SCT had been around. Plus I could have saved some $$$ in having to repair his truck constantly while he was learning to turn the damn thing :-)