No, that was a OFNA DM-1, I didn't expect to win.
But the DM-One is basically the same thing except about 3lbs lighter with laydown (revo style) shocks.
OFNA Hyper One Seven RTR, $750 at Tower
Quote:
SPECS: Vehicle-
Length: 29" (735mm)
Width: 12" (305mm)
Height: 7.1" (180mm) without body
Weight: 9.04lbs (4100g) ready to run
Wheelbase: 15.6" (396mm) wheels on-center front-to-rear
Front Tread: 10.6" (269mm)
Rear Tread: 10.5" (267mm) wheels on-center side-to-side
Front Track: 12.1" (306.5mm)
Rear Track: 12" (305mm) wheels at outer edges
Ground Clearance: 0.35" (9mm)
Body-
Length: 29.3" (744mm)
Width: 12" (305mm) at rear wheels (widest point)
11.1" (281mm) behind front wheels (thinnest point)
Height: 7" (178mm)
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OFNA DM-One 1/7th Touring car KIT. $499
Quote:
SPECS: Vehicle-
Length: 24" (610mm)
Width: 11.75" (44mm)
Height: 7" (178mm)
Weight: 6lbs 4oz (2835g) approx.
Wheelbase: 15.25" (387mm) wheels on-center front-to-rear
Front Tread: 10" (254mm)
Rear Tread: 10.12 (257mm) wheels on-center side-to-side)
Ground Clearance: Spec. not provided
Gear Ratio: Spec. not provided
Tires- F/R 3" inside diameter, 4" outside diameter, 1.7" wide
Body-
Length: 26" " (660mm)
Width: 12.5" (317mm)
Height: 7" (178mm)
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See the wheelbase is very similar, Hyper 1/7 is 396mm wheelbase, but the DM-One is 387mm, only 9mm difference Only 1 centimeter basically. However overall length is 735mm for the Hyper 1/7, and 660mm for the DM-One. The hyper is 9lbs, and the DM-One is 6lbs. 3lb difference. Basically the DM-One will spank a Hyper 1/7 around a course.
However I bought it because of the price and the sheer size of the thing. Its HUGE!!! It will make your Maxx look SMALL.
These are the Tower webpages I pulled the images and data from.
Hyper One Seven |
DM-One