which one is better
#1
which one is better
Associated TC3 vs HPI R40 vs HPI rs4??
which one would u choice?
P.S. any good suggestion on shaft drive 1/10 Gas car?
which one would u choice?
P.S. any good suggestion on shaft drive 1/10 Gas car?
#2
What parts support do you have in your area?
#3
Tech Master
Re: which one is better
Originally posted by batman19
Associated TC3 vs HPI R40 vs HPI rs4??
which one would u choice?
P.S. any good suggestion on shaft drive 1/10 Gas car?
Associated TC3 vs HPI R40 vs HPI rs4??
which one would u choice?
P.S. any good suggestion on shaft drive 1/10 Gas car?
#4
Well, I guess your choices are not mine. I am a big Losi fan and will pick a XXXS G+ over those choices anytime. Between the ones you listed it hurts me to say but Iwould go with the TC3. I like using standard tools instead of metric.
#5
Metric IS the standard tools - around here...
I would go for:
1: A car with good local support.
2: A solid car.
Both Losi and TC3 are know for easy breaking.
I would go for:
1: A car with good local support.
2: A solid car.
Both Losi and TC3 are know for easy breaking.
#6
That is interesting. I haven't borken a part in 6 months. Just keep it off the boards and the parts don't break.
#7
To be accurate, there aint any Losis at our track, just referring what I often read in this forum. About the TC3's: They break very often at our track. Two things: The kind of boards do a difference, and most of us have had our first-time It takes a while to be so good, that you dont touches the boards at all
#8
well I wish I could keep completely off the boards. I am not that good. Just wanted to say that we are not seeing anymore broken parts from the Losi than any other brand. People here are running Xray, TC3, losi, HPI, some Traxxas (mostly in novice), and a couple Yoks.
#9
Tech Master
Originally posted by Mako
That is interesting. I haven't borken a part in 6 months. Just keep it off the boards and the parts don't break.
That is interesting. I haven't borken a part in 6 months. Just keep it off the boards and the parts don't break.