Team Associated RC8Be Thread
#1651
You can get the motor/esc for the same price i'd pay for the motor.
Anyway, i'm frustrated. Can't do nowt till the Boca bearings arrive.
And i'm thinking about picking up a B44.1 so i can get on the local track....it's either that or a TC
as they don't do 1:8....yet...

Anyway, i'm frustrated. Can't do nowt till the Boca bearings arrive.

And i'm thinking about picking up a B44.1 so i can get on the local track....it's either that or a TC
as they don't do 1:8....yet...
Last edited by Doug2507; 01-28-2011 at 02:59 PM.
#1655
I'm the same way, I want another kit, I just can't decide on an Ofna GTP2e or a B4.1 1/10 2WD. That's a pretty cool class to race in too
And I know a lot of RC drivers. And I don't know anyone that runs $90 bearings in their buggy.
And I know a lot of RC drivers. And I don't know anyone that runs $90 bearings in their buggy.
#1656
That ofna looks sweet! Local track does 1:10 on road mainly. Even held the scottish nationals a couple of times. Off road is split between 2wd & 4wd 1:10. They've got land for 1:8 offroad but they used to run a nitro class and a load of houses were built beside it resulting in complaints about noise so stopped it all. Just need to drum up enough interest in 1:8 electric and get the track sorted. May as well get a 1:10 for now so i can start competing but the on road's already well established and doesn't really appeal as much as the off road.
At least i'm sorted for 1:8 if/when it happens. 1:10 is a damn sight cheaper!
Any reason for preferring 2wd over 4wd?
I put a screw through one of the bearings on one of the front hubs so needed a replacement. Decent quality bearings over here (Abec 5's, same as i used in my board) cost about £10 for a pair so getting a full set of decent bearings for $100 kinda made sense. Buy right buy once.
At least i'm sorted for 1:8 if/when it happens. 1:10 is a damn sight cheaper!
Any reason for preferring 2wd over 4wd?
I put a screw through one of the bearings on one of the front hubs so needed a replacement. Decent quality bearings over here (Abec 5's, same as i used in my board) cost about £10 for a pair so getting a full set of decent bearings for $100 kinda made sense. Buy right buy once.
#1659
#1661
#1663
post a pic if its not too much trouble. i dont plan on racing any ROAR events, makes me want a soft case pack to avoid any problems, not to mention theyre lighter!
#1665
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. I mean only reallyweak point my friends and I have found are the stuck turnbuckle cups and the front bulkheads. I replaced all cuts with rpm ones and bought an alinimum bulkhead after the one I have in and the spare plastic ones break



where's are up dated parts for are rc8b and rc8be