Diggity Designs
#1
Diggity Designs
Manufacturer of High-Performance Custom R/C Components.
http://www.diggitydesigns.com/
http://www.diggitydesigns.com/
#2
is this a new company???
#3
Originally posted by EngTat
is this a new company???
is this a new company???
#4
you know what i think would make this a better seller?
if the company started selling it as a whole car kit..as in including the parts needed for the car.
this way it would make it an actual car instead of just a 'conversion' sort of thing....may bring some more interest this way.
i also noticed you signed up on www.msuk-forum.co.uk, may i ask how you came accross that forum? (just for referance thats all )
if the company started selling it as a whole car kit..as in including the parts needed for the car.
this way it would make it an actual car instead of just a 'conversion' sort of thing....may bring some more interest this way.
i also noticed you signed up on www.msuk-forum.co.uk, may i ask how you came accross that forum? (just for referance thats all )
#5
Originally posted by raving-monkey
you know what i think would make this a better seller?
if the company started selling it as a whole car kit..as in including the parts needed for the car.
this way it would make it an actual car instead of just a 'conversion' sort of thing....may bring some more interest this way.
i also noticed you signed up on www.msuk-forum.co.uk, may i ask how you came accross that forum? (just for referance thats all )
you know what i think would make this a better seller?
if the company started selling it as a whole car kit..as in including the parts needed for the car.
this way it would make it an actual car instead of just a 'conversion' sort of thing....may bring some more interest this way.
i also noticed you signed up on www.msuk-forum.co.uk, may i ask how you came accross that forum? (just for referance thats all )
I will relay this information to Diggity Designs.
I found the msuk- forum by doing a google search.
#8
Originally posted by knapster
Yes, a friend of mine builds these kits. he has been working on them for a while. they come with Alumium bulkheads, one pieice shaft, alumium steering rack. you will need TC3 diffs, bearings, dogbones, rear hubs, "C" hubs, steering knuckles, turnbuckles, ballstuds, ballcups etc.
Yes, a friend of mine builds these kits. he has been working on them for a while. they come with Alumium bulkheads, one pieice shaft, alumium steering rack. you will need TC3 diffs, bearings, dogbones, rear hubs, "C" hubs, steering knuckles, turnbuckles, ballstuds, ballcups etc.
nice any plan for pro 4 conversion??? i think would definitely bring tc4 to a new level!!! keep it up
cheers
#9
Originally posted by knapster
Would you be interested in the car if it were a complete kit instead of a conversion kit?
Would you be interested in the car if it were a complete kit instead of a conversion kit?
i'm sure its an awesome piece of kit and the quality is good but i just can't see myself spending x amount of £'s on one.
you looking for any testing in the UK? hehe
#10
Originally posted by raving-monkey
i'm not sure to be honest. i would certainly love to give one a drive.
i'm sure its an awesome piece of kit and the quality is good but i just can't see myself spending x amount of £'s on one.
you looking for any testing in the UK? hehe
i'm not sure to be honest. i would certainly love to give one a drive.
i'm sure its an awesome piece of kit and the quality is good but i just can't see myself spending x amount of £'s on one.
you looking for any testing in the UK? hehe
We currently have eight of these kits on the market for testing in the US and the results are great.
Test marketing other markets is somthing Diggity Designs will be considering once full production begins.
Thanks for your interest.
#11
just one thing, what made you go for the 4+2 battery layout...apposed to the 3+3 or just 6 down the side?
#12
Originally posted by raving-monkey
just one thing, what made you go for the 4+2 battery layout...apposed to the 3+3 or just 6 down the side?
just one thing, what made you go for the 4+2 battery layout...apposed to the 3+3 or just 6 down the side?
One of the deciding factors that went into this configuration was weight distribution. Diggity Designs weighed every component that went into this car, ESC, motor, servo, batteries etc, and with this lay out the car came the closest to being perfectly balanced side to side.
#14
Hey,
My name is Dan Z. I sent an e-mail to Diggity last week. Could you please get back to me as soon as you can?
Thanks
-Dan
My name is Dan Z. I sent an e-mail to Diggity last week. Could you please get back to me as soon as you can?
Thanks
-Dan