towers are 4 and 5 mm carbon !

arms are the same L to R
nice webbing..

front with the cnc insert toeplates





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rear with the cnc insert toeplates





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front hub system perfect mix of 808/Losi/Serpent equiped with 13x19 and 8x14 bearings
kingpin angle 5°

seems cool and nice quality…not sure about THIS though…EXACTLY the same as the old xray 808's which proved to be bearing killers in this area. i guess if the chassis flexes less it might not be so much of an issue…but if it does..i can almost guarantee the first option part is a collar that goes in between those two bearings

parts quality looks good too

I am the first to dislike this system, and I tought we got rit of it for good..
ok, here the central transmission is 100% in-line horizontaly like the Tamiya buggy
so there could be less stress onto the central driveshafts and bearings
and the chassis braces are long too..
one driver already has 9 liters of running without any problems..
quality seems ok

links



5 degrees kingpin angle

How were the shocks during testing?…they look nice

I never realized it before, but this RB is one sweet looking ride.

nice review of the 9/23/2012 prototype in famous French Rcmag

http://www.rcmag.com/modules.php?nam...wtopic&t=49700

I like the looks of that...

nice rear hubs.. : use of 8x14 and 13x19 bearings again
strong driveshafts, anodised wheelhubs

2 holes in the rear arms for the hub rods.. narrow and wide track ?

rear body mount and chassis support in 3 parts

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