HPI RS4 Sport 3
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After I put on my CVD's on all 4 corners while keeping everything else stock for now it's so much smoother and no more doggie bone clanking!!!
Next up will be a new body or should I say bodies and matching wheels/tires/offsets.
After that suspension for mild rally on loose gravel. What's a good height to look for in a decent rally tuned big bore suspension for a 1/10 TC?
Next up will be a new body or should I say bodies and matching wheels/tires/offsets.
After that suspension for mild rally on loose gravel. What's a good height to look for in a decent rally tuned big bore suspension for a 1/10 TC?
gmade shocks have good reviews...
HPI Pirelli rally tires would also look nice on the Sport 3 in rally form.
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I ran a full set of Junfac XD 93mm's on one of my SCX10 builds with a Tundra Highlift hardbody....performed great but definitely not for bashing.
Those plastic caps will wear out quickly....even after some hard rock runs I already had a leaky shock when I built them all meticulously using Green Slime as usual.
I was hoping for an aluminum adjustable shock set a tad longer than the stock ones without upgrading to the HPI ones at the back of the manual which I think are probably the same length as the stock plastic ones.....won't be an extreme 1/10 purpose rally car like the DF-03Ra or the XV-01
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Try the TRF shocks. Maybe that'll work for you. It's on my XV01 and the ride height is high enough for me.
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#426
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I don't see the need to replace a part that has not broken or is flexing to a degree it's pretty much trash.
What this car needed right off the bat was freaking ADJUSTABLE toe, camber, and steering!!!
All the other HPI RTR kits had them except the E10 I guess.....and the new HPI plastic. Dont even get me started.
What this car needed right off the bat was freaking ADJUSTABLE toe, camber, and steering!!!
All the other HPI RTR kits had them except the E10 I guess.....and the new HPI plastic. Dont even get me started.
This is also what i don't understand since its marketed as a drift car, no proper drift car comes without adjustable toe + camber. Then again that's HPI for you
#427
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I just finished installing some old Hpi sprint2/rs4 turn buckles with rpm ball cups, turns out I had extra ball studs in my parts container. My 21.5t esc combo went out of stock and ended up getting shipped from hobby king Hong Kong. I was hoping to race tonite at 3, but got call in for work.
#428
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Sprint2 flux vs. rs4 spt3 flux
Are the front c-hubs the same on both? The reason is Yeah Racing has upgrades for the Sprint 2 already and they look identical. HPI only sells c-hubs and knuckle arm together but part#s different. I was checking all the looseness in the front end and these two parts seemed loose in their design.
Bob
Bob
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Are the front c-hubs the same on both? The reason is Yeah Racing has upgrades for the Sprint 2 already and they look identical. HPI only sells c-hubs and knuckle arm together but part#s different. I was checking all the looseness in the front end and these two parts seemed loose in their design.
Bob
Bob
#430
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Are the front c-hubs the same on both? The reason is Yeah Racing has upgrades for the Sprint 2 already and they look identical. HPI only sells c-hubs and knuckle arm together but part#s different. I was checking all the looseness in the front end and these two parts seemed loose in their design.
Bob
Bob
#431
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How are the stock shocks that come with the Sport 3? Any leaking issues like the Sprint 2 shocks had? I have yet to order my shocks for this chassis, and if these are decent (don't leak, no serious stiction), I may pick up a set since they're adjustable, instead of waiting on HPI to release the optional aluminum.
#432
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Well the cvd's and Spool are on order for the sport 3 from Tower Hobbies finally, they were supposed to be late October change to mid November now it says on order. Can't wait for them to get in I am going to order both right away. I'll post up when I get them.
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Please do.
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I saw that earlier as well, however they are now showing Late November. All RS4 Sport 3 option parts showing late Nov. or late Dec.
#435
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Hi guys,
I'm new to RC (though being 35 I owed a couple of Tamiya kit RC's back in the late 80s and early 90s).
I'm thinking about buying a low cost electric Touring car so I can start racing at my local club. The HPI RS4 Sport Flux looks great but it looks like theres issues with the dog-bones??
Would the Sprint 2 Flux be up to the job of competing with "13.5T brushless blinky" Touring car class, or would I be taking a knife to a gun fight?
OR have the RS4 Sport Flux issues been sorted by HPI now and new stock is without the dog-bone issue?
Thanks in advance
Alex
I'm new to RC (though being 35 I owed a couple of Tamiya kit RC's back in the late 80s and early 90s).
I'm thinking about buying a low cost electric Touring car so I can start racing at my local club. The HPI RS4 Sport Flux looks great but it looks like theres issues with the dog-bones??
Would the Sprint 2 Flux be up to the job of competing with "13.5T brushless blinky" Touring car class, or would I be taking a knife to a gun fight?
OR have the RS4 Sport Flux issues been sorted by HPI now and new stock is without the dog-bone issue?
Thanks in advance
Alex
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