8T 2.0
03-10-2010 | 12:56 PM
#6121
Yo, I just dont see Adam saying NO which is a definite answer to a question. If he was not able to release information then: 1.he say we always have stuff in the works. 2. dont say nothing. 3. oh you know we are always looking to improve our porduct.
But Adam said, There is no new 8..............
I dont think he would have given that answer if they were really coming out with one.
But Adam said, There is no new 8..............
I dont think he would have given that answer if they were really coming out with one.
03-10-2010 | 01:05 PM
#6122
He said, "we don't have plans for a new buggy" so that would mean any buggy not just a name change. And that is a pretty darn concrete answer.
03-10-2010 | 01:23 PM
#6123
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03-10-2010 | 01:39 PM
#6124
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1. well you never know.
2. I cant say
3. we are always working on stuff
4. he could have said NOTHING
But we will see in hum..... September ish? Worlds
03-10-2010 | 01:46 PM
#6125
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03-10-2010 | 01:57 PM
#6126
I cut and pasted the above, so I know it is correct. But here it is again:
"Grimlock- Not sure where you got that info, but we don't have plans for a new buggy and Kevin was running a std. buggy with the new inclinded spindles and castor blocks. Mike and I were also using the new blocks."
"Grimlock- Not sure where you got that info, but we don't have plans for a new buggy and Kevin was running a std. buggy with the new inclinded spindles and castor blocks. Mike and I were also using the new blocks."
03-10-2010 | 02:12 PM
#6128
I agree that is the situation we are in.
As I posted in the Losi forums, I wish this was more like real cars. I mean Ford isn't hiding the fact that next year they will be replacing their 4.6L with a 412HP 5.0L in the Mustang. Actually, they are advertising that fact very heavily. Will that hurt current 4.6L sales? Probably. But how many deposits and pre-orders do you think they have for the new 5.0L? I bet next year will be a VERY good one for the Mustang.
And this is coming from a guy who drives a Dodge.
As I posted in the Losi forums, I wish this was more like real cars. I mean Ford isn't hiding the fact that next year they will be replacing their 4.6L with a 412HP 5.0L in the Mustang. Actually, they are advertising that fact very heavily. Will that hurt current 4.6L sales? Probably. But how many deposits and pre-orders do you think they have for the new 5.0L? I bet next year will be a VERY good one for the Mustang.
And this is coming from a guy who drives a Dodge.
03-10-2010 | 02:19 PM
#6129
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03-10-2010 | 03:07 PM
#6131
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I cut and pasted the above, so I know it is correct. But here it is again:
"Grimlock- Not sure where you got that info, but we don't have plans for a new buggy and Kevin was running a std. buggy with the new inclinded spindles and castor blocks. Mike and I were also using the new blocks."
"Grimlock- Not sure where you got that info, but we don't have plans for a new buggy and Kevin was running a std. buggy with the new inclinded spindles and castor blocks. Mike and I were also using the new blocks."
03-10-2010 | 03:32 PM
#6132
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I cut and pasted the above, so I know it is correct. But here it is again:
"Grimlock- Not sure where you got that info, but we don't have plans for a new buggy and Kevin was running a std. buggy with the new inclinded spindles and castor blocks. Mike and I were also using the new blocks."
"Grimlock- Not sure where you got that info, but we don't have plans for a new buggy and Kevin was running a std. buggy with the new inclinded spindles and castor blocks. Mike and I were also using the new blocks."
03-10-2010 | 06:07 PM
#6135
