Looking for a new car
#1
Thread Starter
Tech Rookie
Joined: Aug 2012
Posts: 1
I have been out of this for a some time now, about 6 years... My current car is a Nitro TC3 but as I have just discovered, it is discontinued, I want to get a new 1/10 scale car, preferably a kit car, what are some goo options?
#3
Tech Initiate
Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 31
New Serpent 747 with options included...value for money...feedback r very easily to setup...car light n cost of spare parts resonable...i m considering it too...just like u.... n back to tis hobby again
#4
Tech Master
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,098
#6
Don't touch this car, a friend of mine in FL just left them as a team driver because there is NO SUPPORT
The serpent 747 is a good car and so is the V10, but both lack the durability of an NT1. Overall the best car for the new comer and the advanced driver, hence why its the world champs car. If you have the extra money, the Capricorn is a hopped up NT1 but is not as durable and parts are a little more expensive, but could dethrone the NT1 possibly this year.
The serpent 747 is a good car and so is the V10, but both lack the durability of an NT1. Overall the best car for the new comer and the advanced driver, hence why its the world champs car. If you have the extra money, the Capricorn is a hopped up NT1 but is not as durable and parts are a little more expensive, but could dethrone the NT1 possibly this year.
#7
Tech Master
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,098
Don't touch this car, a friend of mine in FL just left them as a team driver because there is NO SUPPORT
The serpent 747 is a good car and so is the V10, but both lack the durability of an NT1. Overall the best car for the new comer and the advanced driver, hence why its the world champs car. If you have the extra money, the Capricorn is a hopped up NT1 but is not as durable and parts are a little more expensive, but could dethrone the NT1 possibly this year.
The serpent 747 is a good car and so is the V10, but both lack the durability of an NT1. Overall the best car for the new comer and the advanced driver, hence why its the world champs car. If you have the extra money, the Capricorn is a hopped up NT1 but is not as durable and parts are a little more expensive, but could dethrone the NT1 possibly this year.
#9
Tech Adept
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 188
Im new to nitro this season. Have chosen the c02 from capricorn , and so far it has been very good. Offcouse i have been off the track a couple off times , but so far it has been small parts that has broken. A wishbone , a steering knuckle and a rear link. Just to compair , have I used 28 litre fuel.
Try to take a look here
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Try to take a look here
http://stores.ebay.com/Kangaroo-Company
#11
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Joined: May 2010
Posts: 352
Get the serpent 747, but most of all visit your track to see what people run here so people can help you out if you need help. Personally I believe world champ titles don't really matter, as it won't make you a world champion. Any car that makes it to the Worlds should be a car worth buying in my opinion. Serpent has been in the industry for a very long time as far as I know. Yes, they are made in China now as thry use to be made in Netherlands, but the quality is still top notch in my opinion. I've has a few crashes with my 733 and nothing broke. My body just got dented. Parts are readily available is most popular shops as well as lhs's I believe, it really depends on your location. My local club runs X-ray, but i decided to run serpent as I believed that their time in the industry would back them up.
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#12
Regardless of brand make sure you have local support and fellow racers running the same vehicle because there is always that one part that will mess up your day beside setup tips and tricks to make the thing work if you are having problems
#13
i just started running nitro last month and looked at all the kits bought a xray an love it. only upgrade i had to get was a set of rear soft springs. the car is real stable and with pretty much basic setup easy to drive fun car. Also as i learned today its not just the car kit but the motor.
#15
I hate these threads... people are always going to tell you what they are running is the best thing since sliced bread. I would just looking at what you can get parts locally for and what people at your local clubs are running an go for what you can get support for. Having the latest and greatest won't make you an instant winner.
Thanks
Andrew
Thanks
Andrew



