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Old 06-02-2010 | 04:27 AM
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Originally Posted by motomike122
Hello all. I'm going to be getting a 1/8th scale on road. I really like the looks of the Motonica P81. I also like the Mugen MRX4-X. Can you guys give me some insight on these and maybe another one to look at? The help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Mike
Hey Mike,

Firstly ill introduce myself as Frank - Located in Australia, been RC racing for around 3 years, 2 years with 1/10th Nitro Tourer and now the big boy toys 1/8th...

I was in the same decision making when i made the move to 8th scale, firstly there are many great makes out there, firstly my attention was drawn to the Motonica due to the fact it was a very easy car to drive straight off the bat...

Another great car is the MRX4 - old but still performs and provides results, plus you might notice around your own club there be a few allready using it.

Then you have Kyosho - a champions car and history speaks for itself. I personally havent driven one but they do look good in quality.

And for the rest, you have Serpent & Shepherd, great cars but not enough drivers driving these makes here in Australia.

So how does one make his mind up, first look around and see what works at your track, some choose to group up and join in on the same make to help support parts on race days if in need, others take on the challenge and try a make on there own and hope to succeed with there skills and car.

My choice was Motonica P81 - WHY?

A. its best looking car on the Market
B. its proven to win with little hopups
C. Strong
D. Its Italian - Just like a mini Ferrari
E. Its still very NEW, and with upgrades
F. Around 7 club guys chose to select the Motonica so the parts & support was there local, interstate & Overseas.
G. Selected Mugen Parts available to suit the Motonica


Currently the car is still doing me proud, Just achieved my very first TQ and First Win in Club Championship - was a very happy day i called it "My Day" LOL

What ever you choose, look for the easy options on parts stock, local support and a proven winner.....


Good Luck and i hope my information helped!

Cheers
Frank
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