European 2wd 1/8th pan car on-road Classic class
#4246
Tech Champion
iTrader: (102)
Yeah pretty much for a while now. I have last heard directly from Fastom (owners of Motonica) in 2014. It has been dead silent since then. I bought a ton of spares while in Germany from MW many years ago. But now I am pretty much spent on spares, plus I did get rid of two cars as well. I know many SPM parts fit, given that one of the Motonica Engineers went to them, and I think they are affiliated with SPM.
#4247
Tech Regular
Motonica = SPM = FUN
Yeah pretty much for a while now. I have last heard directly from Fastom (owners of Motonica) in 2014. It has been dead silent since then. I bought a ton of spares while in Germany from MW many years ago. But now I am pretty much spent on spares, plus I did get rid of two cars as well. I know many SPM parts fit, given that one of the Motonica Engineers went to them, and I think they are affiliated with SPM.
If you’re racing, do yourself a favor and move to a complete SPM or Forfaster. The Motonica has served me well, but it’s time to move on!
#4248
Tech Champion
iTrader: (102)
If you have been racing your Motonica, there are allot of SPM parts to help you keep going. I have a Motonica with a complete SPM front end on it, it fell right in place.
If you’re racing, do yourself a favor and move to a complete SPM or Forfaster. The Motonica has served me well, but it’s time to move on!
Thanks again.
#4249
Tech Regular
One more thing!
The Carbon fiber lower plate on the SPM front end would appear to be the weak part. World Championship Products makes a much stronger spring steel replacement part that works very well.
#4250
Tech Initiate
You were right, the forfaster is 100% made in italy, at the time i thougt it was french ahah
Yes, mantua model has still in stock the intrepid mc2.2 and, by purchasing all the hop up options you can upgrade it to the LF BRAIN version. But basically the chassis is the same...the lf brain has a little more purple ergal on BUUUT (and i hate it) it doesn't have the dismountable rear diff support. With that it's veeery easy to pop down the differential to make adjustment.
I emailed MM to ask if this diff support are available but they told me that they are out of production, damn...
By the way...i'm very very happy with this classic pancar...For a long time i wanted to race with a 1/8 onroad car but that kind of rc are too expensive and too difficult to set up (i'm a sunday rc driver) and a classic 2wd is the best deal to have fun with zero problems.
Soon i'll try to post a video of the last day at the track (pista Boscomantico VR Italy) were you can see me struggling with the front tyres xD
#4252
Tech Initiate
#4254
Anyone have any leftover DXF parts in stock ? I have one and would like to find some parts for it...
#4257
Tech Initiate
wow, that lexan looks like he got acne aha
#4258
Tech Rookie
Good morning Agropelo I would like to know the reason for your sarcasm on my company
Hope you get well soon!
You were right, the forfaster is 100% made in italy, at the time i thougt it was french ahah
Yes, mantua model has still in stock the intrepid mc2.2 and, by purchasing all the hop up options you can upgrade it to the LF BRAIN version. But basically the chassis is the same...the lf brain has a little more purple ergal on BUUUT (and i hate it) it doesn't have the dismountable rear diff support. With that it's veeery easy to pop down the differential to make adjustment.
I emailed MM to ask if this diff support are available but they told me that they are out of production, damn...
By the way...i'm very very happy with this classic pancar...For a long time i wanted to race with a 1/8 onroad car but that kind of rc are too expensive and too difficult to set up (i'm a sunday rc driver) and a classic 2wd is the best deal to have fun with zero problems.
Soon i'll try to post a video of the last day at the track (pista Boscomantico VR Italy) were you can see me struggling with the front tyres xD
You were right, the forfaster is 100% made in italy, at the time i thougt it was french ahah
Yes, mantua model has still in stock the intrepid mc2.2 and, by purchasing all the hop up options you can upgrade it to the LF BRAIN version. But basically the chassis is the same...the lf brain has a little more purple ergal on BUUUT (and i hate it) it doesn't have the dismountable rear diff support. With that it's veeery easy to pop down the differential to make adjustment.
I emailed MM to ask if this diff support are available but they told me that they are out of production, damn...
By the way...i'm very very happy with this classic pancar...For a long time i wanted to race with a 1/8 onroad car but that kind of rc are too expensive and too difficult to set up (i'm a sunday rc driver) and a classic 2wd is the best deal to have fun with zero problems.
Soon i'll try to post a video of the last day at the track (pista Boscomantico VR Italy) were you can see me struggling with the front tyres xD