Xray NT1
#5206
Hey what's up, you trying to get back out on the pavement or what? lol The 09 spec is good, there are very small changes between that and the 2010, but nothing too major. My current car is up to 09 spec and has been running great for me so no complaints here. Basically you wouldn't be at a lost to get the "now" older version...

#5207
Oh I definitely will. Still up here in Connecticut. I have an MRX4x (newly built never ran) awaiting engine and pipe. However I am debating on selling it for a nitro sedan. I have had my eye on the NT1 09 spec. Don't see much activity for the Shimo RRR but am stuck debating between the two. Didn't you run Kyosho before?
#5208
Oh I definitely will. Still up here in Connecticut. I have an MRX4x (newly built never ran) awaiting engine and pipe. However I am debating on selling it for a nitro sedan. I have had my eye on the NT1 09 spec. Don't see much activity for the Shimo RRR but am stuck debating between the two. Didn't you run Kyosho before?
Just the Xray is kept more up-to-date.
Quality is just superior.
Wear is just next to none...
I wouldn't trade my NT1 for 2 RRR...
Or maybe I would, just to sell those 2 RRR and get a new NT1


#5209
Oh I definitely will. Still up here in Connecticut. I have an MRX4x (newly built never ran) awaiting engine and pipe. However I am debating on selling it for a nitro sedan. I have had my eye on the NT1 09 spec. Don't see much activity for the Shimo RRR but am stuck debating between the two. Didn't you run Kyosho before?
The Kyosho is an excellent car, just too fragile. You can't go wrong with any version of the NT1.
#5210
Cool thanks for the info guys. I'll eventually get time to post up the car for sale and work towards the 09 spec NT1.
D-Nicest - You still running a one way up front or diff? What's a good diff oil to start with on the NT1? 10k?
D-Nicest - You still running a one way up front or diff? What's a good diff oil to start with on the NT1? 10k?
#5211
80,000cst in the rear
#5213
#5214
D-nicest - Is that the Xray diff fluid or another brand? How are those stock silver springs on it? I think I'd probably get another set of springs to test out unless you know a nice starter for floyd.
#5215
Yes it's Xray Diff Fluid, the stock springs are the 33lbs and 28lbs, locally I'd only recommend getting the Rear blue 25lbs as a tuning option. try them and the 28lbs back to back and see what you like better, I personally like the way the blue feels better...
#5216
Joined: Feb 2010
Posts: 2,037
From: Valley Cottage NY
I just got into the hobby where do u guys run the cars at? I didn't know of any tracks other then in Brooklyn
#5217
We New Yorkers tend to travel a lot lol
#5218
#5219
Cool guys thanks for the tips. 
D-Nicest - What are some good quality foams at BKhobbies? Last time I ran the Jaco Nitro shoes which lasted much longer than the Arrows or some other foam that had these really flimsy rims. The MSR I see now are discontinued.

D-Nicest - What are some good quality foams at BKhobbies? Last time I ran the Jaco Nitro shoes which lasted much longer than the Arrows or some other foam that had these really flimsy rims. The MSR I see now are discontinued.
#5220
Jaco Prisms, and or the Matrix with velocity rims are what I'd recommend. I also have some twisters which are pretty good...



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