3 Racing new f1 F113
#16
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A solid axle in r/c describes a one piece rear axle, as found on 1/12th, WorldGT and F1 chassis, and almost always includes a diff. The term comes from full size cars, where a solid axle is used in off road as a preference to independent suspension. An axle with no diff should properly be described as a locked axle.
#22

So if this front suspension will only be available as a upgrade to the FGX....what's with the "F113" designation ?? Is anyone sure about this yet ??
Please pardon the ignorance. I'm just getting back into F1 since my days racing the F201's. I feel about a million years old with all the new stuff in F1 RC. Been dying to see if this 4 wheel suspension car really happens. If it does..I'm a buyer.
Please pardon the ignorance. I'm just getting back into F1 since my days racing the F201's. I feel about a million years old with all the new stuff in F1 RC. Been dying to see if this 4 wheel suspension car really happens. If it does..I'm a buyer.
#23
Tech Master


According to RedRc which has also been quoted above, the F113 is a narrow chassied, solid axle F1 with inline battery. It has nothing to do with the front suspension on the FGX picture above. 3Racing call the picture a new suspension system for the FGX, so I would presume it is just that, an option for the FGX.
#24

Well I did now !!
Threads a bit confusing. Apparently I need to be more involved with the FGX thread. Sorry All.

#26

Max downforce body and wings, highly adjustable front suspension and rumoured solid rear end , to mix it with the other brands


Wonder whether they will do the R&D , or just let customers pay for the privilege ??
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#28

Based on the model designation f1"13", you may be waiting a little longer......a la f109 ?
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