POOKYT

Congrats to Brian Lutz on his second place finish at the Stock Rubber Tire Nats!!!!! Way to go Boyeeeee!

Brant

Brian L

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My Type R performed awesome at the race for the limited amount of time on it. This car changes direction like nothing else I have driven. It is on to the Gate for some foam racing and then back to rubber tires for more testing after. Thanks to Kevin for a setup to start with and Todd for all the help.

Kraig

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Brian, Very good job Now please share that setup.

wallstreet

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Brian your car along with the 2 other type r's all looked really good and were all very fast this weekend. I think the car has a ton of potential.

MUDVAYNE

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Does anyone know how well the R car handles on asphalt with rubber tire? We have two kits at the hobbyshop I work at and I'm really jonesn' of it, lol. I have an xray now, and it runs good, but buying anything for it costs a fortune. Just curious if the new car is more of a carpet ride or if anyone has had some success with it on the pavement. Thanks for any help anyone can provide.

Brian L

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There will be a set-up coming very soon in the future. Once the one-ways are out, we should have something. Thanks to James Newberg for working with me on the car. Sorry about your luck buddy.

dawgmeat

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did you use a spool or 1way? congrats

Brian L

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I had a one-way in it, but it had a wide body which I think changed the way the front end reacts.

syndr0me

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We wants a one way! :-)

RussB

i run mine on asphalt with rubber tires. it's awesome. just like the guys who race carpet say, this car changes direction like nothing else i've ever driven, including the mid motor car.

just do it!

syndr0me

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You should see it change direction with a LiPo and no added weight. :-D It's like a 1/12th scale.

jeffb

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What's it weigh like 1000grams Or even less?

syndr0me

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Not exactly sure, but the battery is about 9oz.

vabroom

Brian, did you use the graphite arms instead of the EA3? With top drivers and hard hitting at the nats you did a great job not breaking the arms.

yyhayyim

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Saw a couple of them on asphalt yesterday. Wow!! One of them let me drive it, and it was great...it outhandles anything I have driven, including my Xray '007. Its really good...they were running with Lipos, and it felt like a 1/12 scale changing directions...very quick in the infield and so much corner speed. Its great...it works really good on asphalt. The problem was again, that the drivers went thru like 4 arms each. Those things snapped like toothpicks with light taps of soft pvcs. Its weird how those arms are so weak. It must be manufacturer issue- maybe the formula wasnt mixed correctly- something is wrong. Other than that, the car is the car to have on asphalt, especiallly if you are running Lipos...its fast and so nimble and easy to drive...