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Originally Posted by RollingChicane2
(Post 14987084)
Congrats to Mike R and Exotek for hitting a home run with the P-Zero GT. That body sold out incredibly quick. I'm on the waiting list and as soon as more stock arrives, I'll be quick on the trigger to get one ordered!
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Originally Posted by MikeR
(Post 14987143)
Thanks! Yes it did sell way faster than we anticipated! Hope to be restocked in 10 days.
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Originally Posted by gigaplex
(Post 14987270)
Frewer Racing. Not sure if they still make it or are even still in business.
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Originally Posted by SpeedySST
(Post 14987449)
First of all HELL YES to the FLM colors and second, is it all paint?
Something about super scale, it just looks faster! Thanks for the props! |
I ran the P-Zero today. All I can say is WOW!
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Originally Posted by Josh-n-ya
(Post 14989770)
I ran the P-Zero today. All I can say is WOW!
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...729_182018.jpg http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...729_182044.jpg Why are my photobucket links not showing up as pics?....why do I have to click on these non-images to see the pics? |
Originally Posted by OttoKrosse
(Post 14989945)
Yeah, I thought the same thing about the new C7-R. :D
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...729_182018.jpg http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...729_182044.jpg Why are my photobucket links not showing up as pics?....why do I have to click on these non-images to see the pics? |
Seems as though Photobucket has done a huge crackdown on everyone. All my pics on the other forums I frequent are taken down as well. Just upload your photos on RCTech. That's what I've started to do.
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Someone else posted this - can't recall who, but there's a simple solution.
- Attach images to your post - preview your post and open the attachments in new tabs - copy the URL of your attachment and insert it as an image in your post as you would a Photobucket URL. I tried it and it worked a treat - R/C Tech Forums - View Single Post - Bittydesign 1/10 TC 190mm bodyshells! |
Having run several bodies in USGT, the Caddy being my go to, I have a new love.
The PF Vette is SUPER stable on the straight, dives in great and the rear seems to rotate better in a smoother way. It just seemed easier and smoother to drive to me. http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/m...pseljedyl3.jpg http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/m...ps37kmhz3z.jpg |
Originally Posted by Josh-n-ya
(Post 14989770)
I ran the P-Zero today. All I can say is WOW!
Not running USGT but some races in Asia for 17.5T blinky have certain body rules (race bodies such as PF, bittydesign, montech aren't allowed) that should be in 1:10 scale and I'm looking for an equal or better alternative to the NSX. thanks in advance. |
I have a question for you USGT guys. I am currently bashing a TT02 and having a ball. 99% of the time I run it at the High School Tennis courts and set up a make shift course using field markers. The tennis court are pretty slick and dusty so traction is not what you would expect but it is pretty smooth. I run two different bodies, the first is the Tamiya Carrera RSR body and for that I am using a staggered wheel set up with the USGT/Ride tires, the second body is the Suzuki SX4 WRC Rally body and on that I am running a square wheel set up with the Ride 26MM Radials. The SX4 feels like it handles a bit better and I wonder it the rear wing is the cause as it feel much less tail happy at speed. What I am curious about is if there would be a drastic difference in handling going with something like the P-Zero, C7, or CTS bodies or some of the GT style tamiya bodies like the NSX or something like that?
P.S. I have played a bit with the set up of shocks, springs, pre-load, and toe to get where I am. I have some full scale racing experience so I do have a basic understanding of set ups. Thanks. Cheers, Jim |
Yes, bodies play a huge role in handling. But you can generally offset those with changes in setup. When do you notice that your back end is getting loose? Slowing down for turns? Speeding up in corners?
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