Caster Racing ZX-1R
11-14-2008, 09:36 PM
#827
Hey Chris You need to get that on road bug done so you can come back to Caster there is alot of things that have gotten better since you have been gone, and only getting better. Give me a call sometime
11-15-2008, 06:22 AM
#828
another Caster Racing info website....http://www.casterracing.com/home.asp
and new updated BB shocks...
and new updated BB shocks...
11-15-2008, 02:07 PM
#829
Oh man, I was planning on keeping those for myself.
03-17-2009, 06:19 PM
#831
^^ I'm sorry but that proves nothing. In a head on collision it depends on how the cars hit each other. It sometimes takes a certain angle for something to snap whereas in a different collision that particular part would've been fine.
I drove a Caster for a bit and while it was a fine buggy the plastics are not quite up to Mugen quality..
I drove a Caster for a bit and while it was a fine buggy the plastics are not quite up to Mugen quality..
They feel like hardened chewing gum, whereas the Mugen's or GS' feel like igneous rock. Though for the price, it's chewing gum money 
So what will the ZX2-R feature? Hopefully it will include hardware to switch back and forth between pillow ball and C Hub configs
03-17-2009, 06:26 PM
#832
+1, it should be notified that the ball cups/rod ends do stretch easily especially the steering part. How does that effect the handling on a rough track? I can't tell. But as a builder these things just make me blame the car more instead of myself They feel like hardened chewing gum, whereas the Mugen's or GS' feel like igneous rock. Though for the price, it's chewing gum money
So what will the ZX2-R feature? Hopefully it will include hardware to switch back and forth between pillow ball and C Hub configs
They feel like hardened chewing gum, whereas the Mugen's or GS' feel like igneous rock. Though for the price, it's chewing gum money So what will the ZX2-R feature? Hopefully it will include hardware to switch back and forth between pillow ball and C Hub configs
10-14-2010, 01:43 PM
#834
It was replaced with the zx1.5r about a year ago with some subtle upgrades such as different tie rod ends, upper arms, brakes, chassis plate, wing, body....
We have a new US Edition coming out soon that will have some carbon fiber and some different shocks. Just doing final testing to see if we made an improvement over the normal one. Seems that results are positive so far.
Check the 1.5 thread.....
We have a new US Edition coming out soon that will have some carbon fiber and some different shocks. Just doing final testing to see if we made an improvement over the normal one. Seems that results are positive so far.
Check the 1.5 thread.....
11-30-2010, 02:31 PM
#836
http://www.rctech.net/forum/nitro-of...5r-thread.html
I think this is it.
As for the US version, it is ready to go.
I think this is it.
As for the US version, it is ready to go.
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