Well...I gotta get one now cause of the Corvette C6R
J-Dub Wrote:Well...I gotta get one now cause of the Corvette C6R
Yeah, the body looks amazing. OFNA should take note for their GTP and DM-1 series cars. MORE detailed bodies PLEASE.
Looks like time for a chassis upgrade and new body for mine...
Not goin off Jumps so I think plastic would get the job done.
SOAKONE Wrote:As soon as this thing hits retail with a price it's as good as got. Can't wait to see what other shells and hop ups come out for it. I remember RC Car Action did the GT Inferno against the Ofna in the April issue. The Inferno came out ahead performance wise though a tad pricier out the box. Hopefully this new version has some enhancements as well.
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Looks like the shocks are still plastic
Is that a 5th scale mustang on your table there in your avatar? Or simply a VERY wide angle shot of a 1/10th scale TC?
J-Dub Wrote:Not goin off Jumps so I think plastic would get the job done.
Went to a Concrete bowl skatepark last year with the IGT. It was really cool racing around in the bowl, using the transitions of the bowl as "banked turns". After a little while, on a whim, I went all out and launched out of the bowl... Surprisingly, the IGT held up perfectly. I'm not saying that I would make regular practice of that, but it did hold up.
Hehehe. Bashing at it's finest. Very Nice
An Ode to stunt Junkies, Ala RC.
Finally a Corvette body-sweet! What exactly is the problem with the 2-speed everyone seems to complain about? I've never had any problems with mine.
I know a lot of the times there is trouble with plastic shocks, it is usually overfilled, and not properly bled, which puts a lot of extra strain on the threads. Not saying this is always the problem, but something to watch for...
Chimer, a lot of people had a problem with the 2-speed shifting TOO quick, barely taking advantage of having a 1st gear. This may have just been an issue with the early releases.
Krosenqu Wrote:Wait... What?
Simple, he paints a body.
Goes out to cruise
People show up
he shows off
Car body gets ruined.
SOAKONE Wrote:Yeah that's pretty much it and I do have a way of wedging my cars under parked truck tires. Lambo bodies lend themselves to that pretty nicely.
Never ran my lambo bodied hyper 1/7 into a car, but then again its big enough that it never quite gets away from me, not a very twitchy car.
Then again, at $65 for a clear, unpainted body its not exactly a cheap one.
SOAKONE Wrote:yeah you hit a bump or imperfection in the asphalt at the wrong angle and sudden unplanned changes of course do happen. I accept the user error portion of all my crashes and I'm happy to say I haven't bent a chassis in over a year now.
I'm going through A-Arms at a lower rate now too. It all boils down to me driving that RS4 too hard, throttling through turns and not braking or slowing down nearly enough in between.
I'm a lead foot in real life as well, so it's probably habitual.
Larger car, 30" long.
Not much upsets it in a parking lot. My 1/10ths were always too twitchy when bashing in a parking lot. Every little imperfection sending them skittering across the pavement. The larger 1/8th and 1/7th scale cars ignore all but the largest bumps, and they have enough suspension travel to absorb most of it.