Racecrafter

iTrader: (25)

Tamiya's: Gariya, Corvette, RX7, Nissan R35 and NSX all work very well.

HPI: MRS, NSX and new ISF all work good as well.

Raman

iTrader: (94)

I love that body... but you're right, its good for Rallye Game not on road. Believe it or not, I actually run the Tamiya Porsche 911 GT3. Porsche bodies are usually not the best handling on RC cars.. nonetheless I'm quite happy with it.

RoyU

iTrader: (2)

A 200 mm body would work on a 190mm chassis? How do you make up for width using a 200mm bodyon a 190mm chassis?

Reason for asking is HPI seem to have more 200mm bodies than 190mm bodies.

Kregger

iTrader: (2)

use rims with a larger offset

akura2

ya.... use the HPI TE37 or the Works Wheels in 3mm or 6mm offset...

microcrazy24

YOu guys did a nice job on that. Don't tell me Linda painted it?

tom_chang79

iTrader: (13)

That thing is hilarious... I might have to get that just for kicks! And get Mr. Hanky from South Park as a driver in there!!!

tom_chang79

iTrader: (13)

Back to the subject, I'm very big fan of the R34 Skyline (from playing Gran Turismo 2 too much):




Tamiya bodies IMO are usually higher quality than HPI, but it does cost a tad bit more than the HPIs...

HPI bodies are beater-bodies IMO.

mytwocents

I also am in need of an rcgt body . . . . should have an ofna jl-10 tommorow but have not yet picked up a body, i have the same question but will ask it differently. Is there any bodies a newbie should avoid to keep from self handicapping?

Ginsu

iTrader: (9)

The body posted by rctvlive is on a ofna JL10. it fits perfectly.

gtfour93

iTrader: (22)

This body will only fit M-Chassis or other mini 4WD chassis. For $30, I would rather buy an RCGT body set.

hermanchauw

HPI Lotus Elise.

lightfoot

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I love Porsche as well , you should try the HPI Porsche 911 GT1 , it's a great looking body that handles really well, very neutral feeling...

http://cgi.ebay.com/HPI-Porsche-911-...item19b87298df

cheehtae

iTrader: (15)

does looks nice.

Raman

iTrader: (94)

The Tamiya 911 GT1 handles pretty sweet with the stock wing in the back.. I also run an older car.. TA04 TRF ... the TRF416 keeps tempting me.. then I talk myself out of it saying.. my TA04 is just fine.