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Old 04-12-2009, 05:42 PM
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Touring cars should have been designed this way in the first place. The evolution in touring cars is beginning. When this car goes into production I'll be waiting in line for one.

As a matter of fact will you be needing a US partner\distributor?
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....As a matter of fact will you be needing a US partner\distributor?
We are really in need of the experienced partner now.
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I hope it makes its way to the states. Even if it's a dog I'll pick one up just to look at it.
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Originally Posted by Oleg Babich
We are really in need of the experienced partner now.
You know what...there's is a guy on these forums that might have that experience. Steve Wang. He was supposed to be the sole importer for Yokomo but the deal fell through. I don't know Steve, but I used to buy lots of parts from SpeedTech RC which he used to own. Just a suggestion.

The car is looking better and better the more I see it.
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Oh yeah definately talk to Steve Wang, he is great for that kind of stuff. The current owner of Speedtech (speedtechrc.com) is Jeff Yung and hes great with that kind of stuff as well. Talk to both of them if you can



also, will this car be displayed at the RCX expo this weekend?
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Yeah I was going to recommend Steve cause his Yokomo deal went sour.

I may have someone else in mind, an the east coast investor that might be interested in starting a new venture. I'll pm you once I have more information.
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Thanks all for a friend advice and the help offer.

Our car and tools are 98% technically ready for batch production, tests show very good results and even more race potential.
Our further interesting and innovative RC products also are close to release already.

I ask all who sees the possibility of participation and interest in global and local development of this project to address to me directly.
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WOW! - the car looked dialed in the video. It may have just been setup, but it looked like your car transferred its weight way faster than the others. I want one! I think its really cool that you guys have shared the development process with us. Ususally I think of the guys making rc cars as business men who dont really care or know what we think, but it seems like you guys are just one of us
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WOW! - the car looked dialed in the video. It may have just been setup, but it looked like your car transferred its weight way faster than the others....
This driver ( current Russian champion Ivan Laptev) have used well adjusted Tamiya 416WC on the same track also.
He set the same roll centres and Ackermann parametres as on his Tamiya car and have 0,2 сек faster laps with our car.
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looks good. can i try one?


how is it on tarmac?
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i was wondering if that you are going to make sports(cheaper) version of car later. like xray t2r or tamiya ta05r
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Originally Posted by Oleg Babich
This driver ( current Russian champion Ivan Laptev) have used well adjusted Tamiya 416WC on the same track also.
He set the same roll centres and Ackermann parametres as on his Tamiya car and have 0,2 сек faster laps with our car.

SOLD!, when it comes out ill get one. - ive gotta try it
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I think if this car will be manufactured in limited numbers the price would be very high. If a big manufacturer make this car it would still cost considerabely more than the current race cars. My guess is 600 euros, for a TC.

Imagine to start going in this direction, using extreme custom built racing cars, that are superlight, 200 grams underweight that are ballasted with tungsten and everything is made to very high precision, advanced external adjustable dampers etc. Yes I would like these cars alot but I belive it is not the way to go for electric touring car racing. The development should go on but what is the upper price limit for a TC?

Just a thought but could a maximum price tag on cars be a good idea. In some full scale racing series this is common.
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Just a thought but could a maximum price tag on cars be a good idea. In some full scale racing series this is common.
In that case I suggest you to consider additional cost of various tuning and hop-up parts ( springs and oils sets, caster blocks, lower decks etc) which are required for existing cars. Their cost raises the total car price considerably.

We have tried to release owners of our cars from these additional expenses.
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Old 04-20-2009, 12:46 AM
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First of all congratulations, you guys have created the BEST TOURER PERIOD!!!! I hope the main shaft is made of HOLLOW TITANIUM and not heavy steel !!! IF I AM RIGHT, PEOPLE WILL EASILY SHELL OUT OVER $700 FOR THE KIT!!! I wonder how fast it can go with a 2.5R motor and a 7.4V LIPO (40C)!!! Stock and 19T are fine, but speed is the name of the game!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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