NEW AGAMA A8 BUGGGY
#6721
I am rebuilding my shocks with the long ends. For Allen and JB and CJ what is shock lenghts you guys were running?
I put my longer rod ends on and the lenghts are longer than your posts on here and hobby pro web site.
Rear 141
Front 127
I put my longer rod ends on and the lenghts are longer than your posts on here and hobby pro web site.
Rear 141
Front 127
#6722
Thats correct, the lengths you see on the Hobby Pro site is the droop length.
#6725
#6729
Tech Lord
iTrader: (52)
That looks like Gene's Agosi truggy. Sure would be nice to get some news about the truck.....
Today was round one of a new point series at one of our local tracks. I'm usually a consertative type driver with a point and shoot approach to racing. WOT where I can and I go slow in the tough sections just to prevent flipping. With the biggest race of the year coming up in a month, today was time for me to drive balls out and just rip and fling my Agama all over the track. I was amazed at how much easier it was to drive this buggy like I stole it instead of pussying it around the track. First quali got a wet track and I was TQ for round 1. Second quali it was dry as bones and I lost quite a bit of my speed not really being good at rolling the throttle and keeping traction. Finished the heats sitting 2nd overall in a field of some really good drivers but I will be the first to admit it was the more the buggy than it was me. 15 minute main and the track was half wet, half dry so my driving was both good and bad at the same time. Wound up with a respectable 3rd place even with 2 ghost flameouts. This buggy continues to amaze me even after 2 years and it's time for me to take it to the next level. Boy are these fools in trouble down the road...
Today was round one of a new point series at one of our local tracks. I'm usually a consertative type driver with a point and shoot approach to racing. WOT where I can and I go slow in the tough sections just to prevent flipping. With the biggest race of the year coming up in a month, today was time for me to drive balls out and just rip and fling my Agama all over the track. I was amazed at how much easier it was to drive this buggy like I stole it instead of pussying it around the track. First quali got a wet track and I was TQ for round 1. Second quali it was dry as bones and I lost quite a bit of my speed not really being good at rolling the throttle and keeping traction. Finished the heats sitting 2nd overall in a field of some really good drivers but I will be the first to admit it was the more the buggy than it was me. 15 minute main and the track was half wet, half dry so my driving was both good and bad at the same time. Wound up with a respectable 3rd place even with 2 ghost flameouts. This buggy continues to amaze me even after 2 years and it's time for me to take it to the next level. Boy are these fools in trouble down the road...
#6730
What is the optional gearing everyone is running as far as the rear diff and spur clutch bell
#6731
Tech Fanatic
iTrader: (53)
Hello all, this year I'm running Agama for the first time this yr coming from a Losi 2.0. Has anyone ran at tandspeedway dot com in SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA . 6-7 of us are heading down there at the end of march and If any of you Agama guys have ran down there, maybe you can suggest a starting setup for the A8 to get me going. I appreciate any info/help.
#6732
Hello all, this year I'm running Agama for the first time this yr coming from a Losi 2.0. Has anyone ran at tandspeedway dot com in SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA . 6-7 of us are heading down there at the end of march and If any of you Agama guys have ran down there, maybe you can suggest a starting setup for the A8 to get me going. I appreciate any info/help.
#6733
#6735
Was wondering if a Tekin T8 truggy motor would fit in Agama buggy using the new hobby pro conversion ????