NEW D8 Atsushi Hara Edition*
10-25-2010, 01:03 PM
#5
That is awesome!
10-25-2010, 01:13 PM
#7
how about a d8t hara edition that is sold in the states 
i would buy that !
i would buy that !
10-25-2010, 01:15 PM
#8
wow frank saying he "loves" something from HB.....next thing you know pigs will fly 
10-25-2010, 01:35 PM
#10
I just switched to HB this year and I must say that I have been more than impressed with the quality of these cars. They do wear faster than some other brands but for the cost of replace the wear parts that is really a non issue. My D8 is by far the easiest 1/8 buggy I have ever driven and I have had them all.
The Hara edition is interesting for sure but I have my doubts that it could be much better than my current D8. Oh well, only one way to find out right?
Either way I am excited for HB and hope they continue to produce cars just as they have for the last couple of years. Quality product for a very affordable price wins me over everytime!
The Hara edition is interesting for sure but I have my doubts that it could be much better than my current D8. Oh well, only one way to find out right?
Either way I am excited for HB and hope they continue to produce cars just as they have for the last couple of years. Quality product for a very affordable price wins me over everytime!
10-25-2010, 01:48 PM
#11
Originally Posted by hlpressley
I just switched to HB this year and I must say that I have been more than impressed with the quality of these cars. They do wear faster than some other brands but for the cost of replace the wear parts that is really a non issue. My D8 is by far the easiest 1/8 buggy I have ever driven and I have had them all.
The Hara edition is interesting for sure but I have my doubts that it could be much better than my current D8. Oh well, only one way to find out right? Either way I am excited for HB and hope they continue to produce cars just as they have for the last couple of years. Quality product for a very affordable price wins me over everytime!
The Hara edition is interesting for sure but I have my doubts that it could be much better than my current D8. Oh well, only one way to find out right?
Either way I am excited for HB and hope they continue to produce cars just as they have for the last couple of years. Quality product for a very affordable price wins me over everytime!i been wondering this though do the hotbodies buggy/truggy wear just as fast as the losi eights or is it about the same ? and sloppy at same amount of time ?
10-25-2010, 02:02 PM
#12
Originally Posted by tc5 man
i been wondering this though do the hotbodies buggy/truggy wear just as fast as the losi eights or is it about the same ? and sloppy at same amount of time ?
10-25-2010, 02:02 PM
#13
Originally Posted by tc5 man
i been wondering this though do the hotbodies buggy/truggy wear just as fast as the losi eights or is it about the same ? and sloppy at same amount of time ?
This is strictly my opinions shared solely for the benefit of the above post based on my experiences with the brand and is not intended to start a brand vs. brand flame war.
10-25-2010, 02:06 PM
#14
Originally Posted by blktransam
wow frank saying he "loves" something from HB.....next thing you know pigs will fly
Marketing helped too. Believe me it pained me to type that but it is what it is and that car is a racer ride. I never thought the reg hb ever was.
10-25-2010, 02:12 PM
#15
Originally Posted by hlpressley
I actually started racing 1/8 scale with a Losi 8ight that I bought from a friend of mine. I eventually upgraded to the 8ight 2.0, 8ight 2.0-T, as well as an 8ight-E. I have owned probably ten Losi cars for the 8ight family as I had always "heard" they were the best available so I tried to stick with them despite my horrible experiences. From my experience the Losi cars leave a lot to be desired when it comes to durability and overall quality. The only other brand I would consider other than the HB would be Mugen which as all brands has it's own share of issues. Like I have said many times each chassis manufacture does some things very well and they ALL have weak points or areas that need improvement but it just seems to me that the weak points with the HB car are far more tolerable than that of lots of other brands. Not to mention the HB car is much easier to drive IMO.
This is strictly my opinions shared solely for the benefit of the above post based on my experiences with the brand and is not intended to start a brand vs. brand flame war.
This is strictly my opinions shared solely for the benefit of the above post based on my experiences with the brand and is not intended to start a brand vs. brand flame war.
well the only parts i bent not broke was the hinge pins in the rear hubs on my 1.0 t i have made it easier to drive for sure by the flex chassis etc.
but im getting something diffrent over the winter or spring time not losi like a hb d8t or the new odonnell truggy thats going to come out. and something easier to drive and be real stable.
im not bias on any brand.
