Who Makes this chassis
#3

Not sure Tally.
I looked at Ofna's website and couldnt find anything that looked like this.
I am looking for something cheap to run in a spec dirt oval class. This would be perfect but I need to be able to get some basic parts for it like a-arms and the like.
Any help is appericated.
Hitman
Thanks Tally.
I looked at Ofna's website and couldnt find anything that looked like this.
I am looking for something cheap to run in a spec dirt oval class. This would be perfect but I need to be able to get some basic parts for it like a-arms and the like.
Any help is appericated.
Hitman
Thanks Tally.
#4

Not sure Tally.
I looked at Ofna's website and couldnt find anything that looked like this.
I am looking for something cheap to run in a spec dirt oval class. This would be perfect but I need to be able to get some basic parts for it like a-arms and the like.
Any help is appericated.
Hitman
Thanks Tally.
I looked at Ofna's website and couldnt find anything that looked like this.
I am looking for something cheap to run in a spec dirt oval class. This would be perfect but I need to be able to get some basic parts for it like a-arms and the like.
Any help is appericated.
Hitman
Thanks Tally.
http://www.rcracing.com/Page.cfm?InfoID=865

#6

hurry you have 7 hrs to pick up another on ebay..lol http://cgi.ebay.com/Ofna-OB4-Pro-mid...QQcmdZViewItem
#10



Last edited by mac853; 07-27-2007 at 05:50 PM.
#11

Nope, The International had the more conventional (for 2000 anyway), motor below the layshaft, behind the batteries layout. The car pictured is a regular pivot-ball OB-4. My dad ran one for awhile. It sucked on Carpet with foams, and on asphalt with rubbers, but it was pretty good on Asphalt with foams.
#12

Nope, The International had the more conventional (for 2000 anyway), motor below the layshaft, behind the batteries layout. The car pictured is a regular pivot-ball OB-4. My dad ran one for awhile. It sucked on Carpet with foams, and on asphalt with rubbers, but it was pretty good on Asphalt with foams.