Is the Team Magic G4S still competitive?
#1
Is the Team Magic G4S still competitive?
I picked up one cheap from a friend in asia. Should I just sell it or should I run it? Locally everyone runs Xrays and Mugens, cuz that's what the local shops push. I wanted something a little different. Please help me decide. The last time I ran a nitro touring car was at the 1996 Roar Canadian Nationals where the HPI RS4 was the shizzil!!!
#3
Engine + etc....is it as fast as the Xrays and Mugen?
#7
the G4S is a good car and is quite competive...i own 2.....
#8
I picked up one cheap from a friend in asia. Should I just sell it or should I run it? Locally everyone runs Xrays and Mugens, cuz that's what the local shops push. I wanted something a little different. Please help me decide. The last time I ran a nitro touring car was at the 1996 Roar Canadian Nationals where the HPI RS4 was the shizzil!!!
#9
any car can be competitive!
with the right setup and engine, driver will be the deciding factor...
with the right setup and engine, driver will be the deciding factor...
#10
Tech Elite
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I do not own or have not owned a Team Magic G4s... But I have worked on them (mechanic wise). To be honest, I prefer working on my MTX-4. Its easier to disassemble/assemble for cleaning or replacing something broken or worn. My honest suggestion is... If your track has alot of Mugens/Xrays and your LHS pushes those brands, go with it. You may have the best car with the best hopups, but if you cannot find a right setup line, you will never get full potential. If you like spending alot of hours at the track trying new setups and tweaks then I suggest go with the G4S as long as you can get parts for it. But the main advantage of owning a car that everyone else does is: 1)You can ask tips/setup hints from other racers, 2)You can buy stuff from your LHS without having to wait shipping time, 3) Someone can probably temporarily help you with a part of the car that you broke that you dont have.
#11
Tech Elite
iTrader: (1)
I do not own or have not owned a Team Magic G4s... But I have worked on them (mechanic wise). To be honest, I prefer working on my MTX-4. Its easier to disassemble/assemble for cleaning or replacing something broken or worn. My honest suggestion is... If your track has alot of Mugens/Xrays and your LHS pushes those brands, go with it. You may have the best car with the best hopups, but if you cannot find a right setup line, you will never get full potential. If you like spending alot of hours at the track trying new setups and tweaks then I suggest go with the G4S as long as you can get parts for it. But the main advantage of owning a car that everyone else does is: 1)You can ask tips/setup hints from other racers, 2)You can buy stuff from your LHS without having to wait shipping time, 3) Someone can probably temporarily help you with a part of the car that you broke that you dont have.