Kyosho MP9 compared to Hot Bodies D8
#106
Tech Addict
I'm not so sure the better driver always wins. If the vehicle hes driving wont stay together, or breaks way to easy, sometimes the better driver doesn't finish. The guy thats slower and crashes more but has a stronger car can beat drivers that out class him. I proved this by finishing 18 main events in a row with my Xray 808, and in doing so I beat many drivers that where better and faster than I, and purely because they broke or fell apart. If a car is made of lesser quality materials the possibility of a DNS is higher, so equipment does have something to do with it...!
#109
not exactly a new idea. here's the clue...
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#110
Tech Fanatic
#112
Tech Fanatic
#113
Tech Fanatic
Either way I wouldn't have one because of the PBS
Last edited by pdmustgt; 12-23-2008 at 01:51 AM.
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#118
Tech Fanatic
#119
Caster, Ishima and Str8 buggys are made at Caster Taiwan
the mp9 is costing same prize as a mbx6 or 808 kit in W.Europe now
some 550 euro
with the 808 you must add some options to have the same equipment
as the full option mp9, so the prize is reasonable
the mp9 is costing same prize as a mbx6 or 808 kit in W.Europe now
some 550 euro
with the 808 you must add some options to have the same equipment
as the full option mp9, so the prize is reasonable
#120
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Here is a link to a vid of the Ishima Buggy on a Belgium track...that thing looks twitchy as hell on that rough blown out track:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtZN408XEaU
That car seems better suited to smooth, fast European style tracks rather than what we have here in the US where big features and big air are the norm.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtZN408XEaU
That car seems better suited to smooth, fast European style tracks rather than what we have here in the US where big features and big air are the norm.