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Originally posted by disaster999
dirty buggy
dirty buggy
Originally posted by dtm
Thats not dirty.......THIS is what you call DIRTY!!!!!!
Thats not dirty.......THIS is what you call DIRTY!!!!!!
Originally posted by dtm
Check out that rear wing........it is used to carry even more DIRT!!!
Check out that rear wing........it is used to carry even more DIRT!!!
Originally posted by Diva
Still waiting for the race report of this Nanda......from teamorionhk, if any
Still waiting for the race report of this Nanda......from teamorionhk, if any
Originally posted by Diva
Still waiting for the race report of this Nanda......from teamorionhk, if any
Still waiting for the race report of this Nanda......from teamorionhk, if any
"The car handles like a dream, it HUG every corners and JUMPS like a train, i.e. 4 wheels planted in the mud. I don't understand why other people can't set their cars because they fly everywhere and over jumps. Instruction manuals like a dream because even I can build a Buggy out of it. And original settings kick ass as long as I drive like a 80 year old women. I've lap every one on the track by standing still and the car is dam durable. Those idiots keep jumping six feet in the air and landing. The tyres also will last at least 10 years if you don't run them...etc..etc.."
Originally posted by KY9fat
I can give you his report...
"The car handles like a dream, it HUG every corners and JUMPS like a train, i.e. 4 wheels planted in the mud. I don't understand why other people can't set their cars because they fly everywhere and over jumps. Instruction manuals like a dream because even I can build a Buggy out of it. And original settings kick ass as long as I drive like a 80 year old women. I've lap every one on the track by standing still and the car is dam durable. Those idiots keep jumping six feet in the air and landing. The tyres also will last at least 10 years if you don't run them...etc..etc.."
I can give you his report...
"The car handles like a dream, it HUG every corners and JUMPS like a train, i.e. 4 wheels planted in the mud. I don't understand why other people can't set their cars because they fly everywhere and over jumps. Instruction manuals like a dream because even I can build a Buggy out of it. And original settings kick ass as long as I drive like a 80 year old women. I've lap every one on the track by standing still and the car is dam durable. Those idiots keep jumping six feet in the air and landing. The tyres also will last at least 10 years if you don't run them...etc..etc.."
Originally posted by dtm
You forgot the bit about....I also put a .12 engine on the car and I can run a 45 minute main with only one refill......can save on the fuel cost also!!!!
You forgot the bit about....I also put a .12 engine on the car and I can run a 45 minute main with only one refill......can save on the fuel cost also!!!!
Tech Adept
Wanchai RC Track
There is a small RC track in Wanchai at a public park. The track is very greasy and appears to have little traction but since it is just a 5 minute walk from my office it would afford me some much needed practice time. My question is can anyone recommend a set up for this track? I have an Xray T1R and would assume a relatively soft set up would help. What about tires? Can I get any grip with rubber or do I need to run foam? What shore?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Power Supplies
Who has good deals on power supplies in Hong Kong. I am after a 240v ac input and 12v dc out put with 45amps. I need it to run 2 chargers a dyno and tyre and motor lathe. Not all at once but the more the better.
Re: Wanchai RC Track
Originally posted by Lano
There is a small RC track in Wanchai at a public park. The track is very greasy and appears to have little traction but since it is just a 5 minute walk from my office it would afford me some much needed practice time. My question is can anyone recommend a set up for this track? I have an Xray T1R and would assume a relatively soft set up would help. What about tires? Can I get any grip with rubber or do I need to run foam? What shore?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
There is a small RC track in Wanchai at a public park. The track is very greasy and appears to have little traction but since it is just a 5 minute walk from my office it would afford me some much needed practice time. My question is can anyone recommend a set up for this track? I have an Xray T1R and would assume a relatively soft set up would help. What about tires? Can I get any grip with rubber or do I need to run foam? What shore?
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Re: Power Supplies
Originally posted by Yokomo Aust
Who has good deals on power supplies in Hong Kong. I am after a 240v ac input and 12v dc out put with 45amps. I need it to run 2 chargers a dyno and tyre and motor lathe. Not all at once but the more the better.
Who has good deals on power supplies in Hong Kong. I am after a 240v ac input and 12v dc out put with 45amps. I need it to run 2 chargers a dyno and tyre and motor lathe. Not all at once but the more the better.
Tech Adept
Re: Re: Wanchai RC Track
Originally posted by Diva
Why practise there? It won't help to improve your skill.
Why practise there? It won't help to improve your skill.
Thanks.
Re: Re: Re: Wanchai RC Track
Originally posted by Lano
As a former dirt track racer (real cars, not r/c) I found that driving on poor traction surfaces improved both throttle and car control. You may be right and this track is undriveable but I'll give it a try anyway. Nothing ventured nothing gained.
Thanks.
As a former dirt track racer (real cars, not r/c) I found that driving on poor traction surfaces improved both throttle and car control. You may be right and this track is undriveable but I'll give it a try anyway. Nothing ventured nothing gained.
Thanks.
Re: Re: Re: Wanchai RC Track
Originally posted by Lano
As a former dirt track racer (real cars, not r/c) I found that driving on poor traction surfaces improved both throttle and car control. You may be right and this track is undriveable but I'll give it a try anyway. Nothing ventured nothing gained.
Thanks.
As a former dirt track racer (real cars, not r/c) I found that driving on poor traction surfaces improved both throttle and car control. You may be right and this track is undriveable but I'll give it a try anyway. Nothing ventured nothing gained.
Thanks.
Tech Adept
Re: Re: Re: Re: Wanchai RC Track
Originally posted by KY9fat
Why not venture out further to the Real dirt track..joint us in TSW FSY
Why not venture out further to the Real dirt track..joint us in TSW FSY