TSR6

iTrader: (5)

Yeah, I agree.. I know that Trinity parts are much easier to get than kyosho parts. Then with Trinity parts, you can accually read the label without needing to learn a second language. Kyosho part numbers are also a little confuesing.

MDawson

iTrader: (27)

Guys,

Ran one tank through one of the cars that they were testing here in California it is a going to be a solid ride.

The kit is totally clean and as far as performance the car drives itself.

nitro dave

iTrader: (15)

I have one of the new picco RE factory motor in my V-one R, this thing is super quick, will keep up with anything on the track - novarossi's, jp's, rb's and the rest.

i doubted it at first but once it broke in, man its fast. a real eye opener

opel92

How many pennies, Nitro Dave??? It may be an interesting option....

Cosmo

iTrader: (5)

This morning I checked Tower's site. Of course, they don't have it in stock, but the price is $289, the same as the NTC3. I would guess that by the time anyone can actually get one, it should be around $270-280.

HEYALIGNMENTGUY

Wow they came down I saw it over 400 last week,

I like my V one R but I just don't get why it seems like other companies have to copy it compleatly

But on the other hand I like the fact that there MIGHT be more available parts


Hey Cosmo sorry to see what happend to you on the other sight(aka hpi) I have a friend who had a simular problem with hpi,He doesnt post as much as he used to.
I still think you designs are pretty original,keep it up

adelmundo

It's 289 Bucks on Tower Hobbies site. Considering a new Kyosho V-One R is $329 in this country without the hopups, it seems like this car is a better deal (and you get the hopped up parts to boot!). If you were to buy a Kyosho V-One R and get all K Factory parts for it,it would easilly run you over $500 if you bought it all retail in the US. $289 in my opinion is a good deal, might as well just buy the car and cannibalize it for the hop up parts and spares :P .

HEYALIGNMENTGUY

Originally posted by adelmundo
It's 289 Bucks on Tower Hobbies site. Considering a new Kyosho V-One R is $329 in this country without the hopups, it seems like this car is a better deal (and you get the hopped up parts to boot!). If you were to buy a Kyosho V-One R and get all K Factory parts for it,it would easilly run you over $500 if you bought it all retail in the US. $289 in my opinion is a good deal, might as well just buy the car and cannibalize it for the hop up parts and spares :P .


Just like the new Yokomo And like everone who has owned a HPI,I got an easy grand into mine

Sydewynder

OMG Art's here.


I think I'll get one and sell it as a VoneR hopup parts. Wadda ya think HAG?

HEYALIGNMENTGUY

I could use a few things

adelmundo

Who are you Sydewynder?

Sydewynder

Umm nobody. Say hello to Nanako when you talk to him.

adelmundo

GRRRRRR

Foger Rox

Hey Nitro Dave how does that .12 compare to the Picco 12Rc speed? Which I just got after seeing my buddies run in an OB4.

nitro dave

iTrader: (15)

ive run about 20 tanks through the picco now, man this thing is quick! keeps up with all engines at our track - novarossi rs-12's, rb-x-12's, mt-12's etc.

i doubted this engine before i bought it, now, its the best motor ive driven!

they only have a 2 needle carb (3 if you include idle), plastic composite carb body to "apparently" stop the heating of fuel as it goes through the carb, but you can fit a novarossi carb without any troubles and the motor is very light compared to a nova or rb.

I was lucky to get the factory modified version though not sure what they did or how it compares to a standard picco RE.

Ive noticed that it revs out quicker than a rossi but tends to heat up abit also (even with 18/22 pinions). i bought it with a manifold and picco top end matching pipe which i highly recommend also.

i only run 15% nitro which is a custom blend of VP racing methanol and nitro and high quality oils (novarossi i think)

great engine, highly recommended