Team Associated RC8RS RTR
#1
Team Associated RC8RS RTR
Just came accross this, was hoping they were going to bring one out, I know know my new buggy
http://www.nitroaddicts.com/forums/s...7369#post17369
http://www.nitroaddicts.com/forums/s...7369#post17369
#2
I went and drove the RTR out of the box at Thunder Alley and it was so much fun. I think you all are really going to like it!
#4
it would be hot if they put in a tt pro 21
#7
Tech Champion
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Just came accross this, was hoping they were going to bring one out, I know know my new buggy
http://www.nitroaddicts.com/forums/s...7369#post17369
http://www.nitroaddicts.com/forums/s...7369#post17369
#9
thats what i am saying if it had a race legal engine in it it would get beginers into racing more. at most club races around me it would be legal but any big race or series race they would have to switch it. there are no main stream race inspired rtrs that come with a 21
#10
Tech Master
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thats what i am saying if it had a race legal engine in it it would get beginers into racing more. at most club races around me it would be legal but any big race or series race they would have to switch it. there are no main stream race inspired rtrs that come with a 21
#12
Tech Addict
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http://www.hobao-racing.com/products...yper8.5rtr.php
Nothing about a starter box, and it may say Hyper 21, but it appears to be the Macstar .28. That is directly from the HoBao website.
The AE RTR looks pretty damn good. Guys that buy these RTR buggies (95%) never go to a track. The .28's are there because there is "no replacement for displacement" . Toy cars are no different than real cars; people like bigger engines.
#13
Tech Adept
Dont quote me on this but I am pretty sure if the engine came as an RTR vehicle it is legal no matter the size. It could come with a .32 and would still be legal as long as it is an RTR and came with that engine.
#14
I know, that kind've bugged me a bit too. I know the whole "no replacement for displacement" addage. But the matter of fact is, a newbie or rookie isn't gonna be able to tell much if any difference between a .21 and a .28. In fact I'm willing to bet there are a lot of .21 racing motors out there that are more powerful than that .28.