X-ray nation switching to the Corally commune?
#2
9 times outta 10 everyone is faster with a new car. Just how it works for some reason. Setup and driver are more important than anything. I had a RDX and absolutley hated it. It's an awesome car, just doesn't fit my driving style.
#3
1-4 at snowbirds in modified......
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#4
Originally Posted by EddieO
1-4 at snowbirds in modified......
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#5
I wouldnt worry to much about how many ppl are switching from one car to the other. At my track its pretty funny, Xray fk05 came out 8 guys switch to it, JRXS comes out 8 guys run and buy that, Corally(which was out for awhile, but got a huge push and its a pretty car) 10 ppl switch to that, T2 comes out and 8 guys switch to that.
I really think it comes down to whats cool to have, and new=cool. Everyone wants to be a part of something, or in the in crowd so ppl float from car to car.
What I tell everyone that is looking to get a new car or upgrade is what ever company you pick, stick with it. It takes me over 6 months to learn a new car and everthing it can do.
When the Corally came out I was very interested in getting one just to be with friends that switched and work with them to learn the car.
But the simple fact is, everytime you switch or upgrade its an easy $1000 with the kit, parts and hopups.
Nick Martinez
I really think it comes down to whats cool to have, and new=cool. Everyone wants to be a part of something, or in the in crowd so ppl float from car to car.
What I tell everyone that is looking to get a new car or upgrade is what ever company you pick, stick with it. It takes me over 6 months to learn a new car and everthing it can do.
When the Corally came out I was very interested in getting one just to be with friends that switched and work with them to learn the car.
But the simple fact is, everytime you switch or upgrade its an easy $1000 with the kit, parts and hopups.
Nick Martinez
#6
Originally Posted by JohnMatrix
I wouldnt worry to much about how many ppl are switching from one car to the other. At my track its pretty funny, Xray fk05 came out 8 guys switch to it, JRXS comes out 8 guys run and buy that, Corally(which was out for awhile, but got a huge push and its a pretty car) 10 ppl switch to that, T2 comes out and 8 guys switch to that.
I really think it comes down to whats cool to have, and new=cool. Everyone wants to be a part of something, or in the in crowd so ppl float from car to car.
What I tell everyone that is looking to get a new car or upgrade is what ever company you pick, stick with it. It takes me over 6 months to learn a new car and everthing it can do.
When the Corally came out I was very interested in getting one just to be with friends that switched and work with them to learn the car.
But the simple fact is, everytime you switch or upgrade its an easy $1000 with the kit, parts and hopups.
Nick Martinez
I really think it comes down to whats cool to have, and new=cool. Everyone wants to be a part of something, or in the in crowd so ppl float from car to car.
What I tell everyone that is looking to get a new car or upgrade is what ever company you pick, stick with it. It takes me over 6 months to learn a new car and everthing it can do.
When the Corally came out I was very interested in getting one just to be with friends that switched and work with them to learn the car.
But the simple fact is, everytime you switch or upgrade its an easy $1000 with the kit, parts and hopups.
Nick Martinez
I agree.A couple of guys are faster tho.We'll see over time if it's the "new car" syndrome or not.Still learning/try new things with my FTTC4.Spent an 8 week race series just learning.Not trying to flame or anything,just thought it was interesting,the switching.I do find that the hardcore Xray guys seem less than thrilled with the T2 tho.Maybe need more time with it,as stated.Mario.
#7
Tech Initiate
Is it true that "People who live in communes are communists?
#8
one thing at club level is that people dont maintain their cars....so when they build a new kit, its like freeing up the car....how many people strip, clean, lube their car each week?
I would guess a good clean of the car would yield similar results as a switch to the latest thing
I would guess a good clean of the car would yield similar results as a switch to the latest thing
#9
Tech Fanatic
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Originally Posted by BritRacer
one thing at club level is that people dont maintain their cars....so when they build a new kit, its like freeing up the car....how many people strip, clean, lube their car each week?
I would guess a good clean of the car would yield similar results as a switch to the latest thing
I would guess a good clean of the car would yield similar results as a switch to the latest thing
#10
Tech Elite
iTrader: (12)
Originally Posted by lotus1
At my local track we have had 4 former Xray drivers switch over to the new Corally.Most have improved noticeably.All this Xray hype and guys are switching and getting faster.Oh well.
#11
Yea
True all.A couple of us do keep up on the maintenance stuff tho.Keeps us up there.It is definately a factor in going fast,no doubt.The fast guy factor is there too.It does help when you have someone/others with the same vehicle to Bounce ideas off of.The 3 of us that run TC4's work together quite alot actually.Benefitted all of us.More fun too.Mario.
#12
Originally Posted by BritRacer
one thing at club level is that people dont maintain their cars....so when they build a new kit, its like freeing up the car....how many people strip, clean, lube their car each week?
I would guess a good clean of the car would yield similar results as a switch to the latest thing
I would guess a good clean of the car would yield similar results as a switch to the latest thing
I like to my car to continue to have the new car smell so I clean mine after every race day.
#14
Tech Initiate
For the ability to gauge which car is more effective, you need to look at the non-sponsored driver that races locally and at large events, which buys their own parts and makes their own motor, battery and setup choices. Most racers will make their next purchase decision on the products last win or there bouts. Therefore, when the factory sponsored driver wins, this is good for that companies business to promote and advertise that product, but I don't feel it necessarily determines 'that' new widget is the best product out there.
Did snowbirds list the 'A' main drivers sponsors?
Fast Faisal
Did snowbirds list the 'A' main drivers sponsors?
Fast Faisal