Viper RC -
Tech Apprentice
Joined: Apr 2014
Posts: 58
just got my new vtx8 WOW I mean WOW.The drool is causing keyboard issues
vf8 1900kv arrives Friday race sat.
best quality part I have ever paid for and I still race my rc10 from 1992 as to say I have seen some parts.
no question it will work as good as it looks
Thanks viper awesome product

vf8 1900kv arrives Friday race sat.
best quality part I have ever paid for and I still race my rc10 from 1992 as to say I have seen some parts.

no question it will work as good as it looks
Thanks viper awesome product
Pumpkin- we do have a trade in program. Info at wee.viper-rc.com/tradein.php
is- thanks for the kind words!! Tell yours friends. After you beat them the first race day I course!!
Badger- we are really excited to be working with CML. Fingers crossed for another good Neo event this weekend. VTX8/VF8 was TQ last year. Finished on the podium. Looking for more this year!!
is- thanks for the kind words!! Tell yours friends. After you beat them the first race day I course!!
Badger- we are really excited to be working with CML. Fingers crossed for another good Neo event this weekend. VTX8/VF8 was TQ last year. Finished on the podium. Looking for more this year!!
Tech Adept
Joined: Dec 2013
Posts: 228
From: Really Southern Ca.
Testing punch.
I was running my punch at 90% and was not sure it was working or not. So I dropped it to 10%. WOOOO Grandma mode. Very smooth linear acceleration. It had a very smooth inputs. So spins, no tire slip. Yet it sucked for hitting hard to get over the jumps.
So I raised it to 50%. Now we are talking. Not over powered, yet enough to get the tires loose if I over do it. Plenty of UUMPF to get over the short run to the jumps. This seems like a good setup now.
Buzz.
I was running my punch at 90% and was not sure it was working or not. So I dropped it to 10%. WOOOO Grandma mode. Very smooth linear acceleration. It had a very smooth inputs. So spins, no tire slip. Yet it sucked for hitting hard to get over the jumps.
So I raised it to 50%. Now we are talking. Not over powered, yet enough to get the tires loose if I over do it. Plenty of UUMPF to get over the short run to the jumps. This seems like a good setup now.
Buzz.
toying with the idea of going away from my tried and true 1/10 ESC and picking up a viper to complete the offroad family.
Right now I am torn on what to get. I am looking to run this in MOD Pro2 truck. probably about an 8.5 motor.
any opinions on which fits the bill the best for this class?
Right now I am torn on what to get. I am looking to run this in MOD Pro2 truck. probably about an 8.5 motor.
any opinions on which fits the bill the best for this class?
toying with the idea of going away from my tried and true 1/10 ESC and picking up a viper to complete the offroad family.
Right now I am torn on what to get. I am looking to run this in MOD Pro2 truck. probably about an 8.5 motor.
any opinions on which fits the bill the best for this class?
Right now I am torn on what to get. I am looking to run this in MOD Pro2 truck. probably about an 8.5 motor.
any opinions on which fits the bill the best for this class?
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 8,616
From: New Jersey
you don't need an R unless you dip down into the 6.5 range or want to run 4wd. I don't even own an R. I run all the std esc in my cars / trucks.
With that said, if you decide on the R, then you are future proofing yourself better. You'll be able to run it in a 4wd buggy later if you choose to.
With that said, if you decide on the R, then you are future proofing yourself better. You'll be able to run it in a 4wd buggy later if you choose to.
you don't need an R unless you dip down into the 6.5 range or want to run 4wd. I don't even own an R. I run all the std esc in my cars / trucks.
With that said, if you decide on the R, then you are future proofing yourself better. You'll be able to run it in a 4wd buggy later if you choose to.
With that said, if you decide on the R, then you are future proofing yourself better. You'll be able to run it in a 4wd buggy later if you choose to.
decided to future proof
While you might have been just fine with the VTX10 vs the R I think you made the right choice. There was a guy I raced with last year that had issues running a 7.5t and a VTX10. IMO the added weight of the SCT is putting bigger loads on it. 7.5t in a buggy on a VTX10? Sure no issue.
Edit: pro gauges gone, thanks.
Edit: pro gauges gone, thanks.
Last edited by Grasschopper; 04-23-2014 at 06:32 PM.



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