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BlackedOutREVO 04.09.2007 12:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by squeeforever
Like I said, I have heard from numberous people that they prefer the Mugens because the 8T is twitchy, or "very responsive." I'm just saying, the Mugen is a better handling truggy.


from ur track.... other tracks 8ght t are def dominating, mugen is there too, but ppl stil say 8ght over mucgen.....idk id do losi anyways just because i like losi, and idk that im going to do much racing soon off road

glassdoctor 04.09.2007 12:50 PM

hee hee... many "1/8 scale" guys don't like the Losi becasue you need some skills to drive it, instead of just slam it around the track.

Anyone who has a background in 1/10 cars loves the losis cause they actually have steering. Loads of steering = twitchy and too hard to drive to some, lol.

Really though.... many top brand trucks are very fast. It's the driver still 95%...

Mugen... Jammin.... and several t=others are all capable.

That's why you can look at the top 25 qualifiers at a big event and see 10+ different brand of cars.

At the recent bigtime race (1/8 buggy) there was 13 different cars in the top 25

squeeforever 04.09.2007 01:01 PM

Hmm, if people don't like it because it has so much steering, I would like it I guess, since I started with a 1/10th scle buggy. I'm thinking of getting a Hyper ST for nitro racing though, so I dunno.

glassdoctor 04.09.2007 01:39 PM

The 8ights are kinda like 1/10 buggy...(especially the B4) So, compared to most 1/8 stuff theyare a little happy in the rear. But as they say "loose is fast"....

The trick is to get the rear to calm down a little and don't overdrive it. Some just don't like that style though and I can understand.... it's more "on edge".

jollyjumper 04.09.2007 02:34 PM

if you use the 3/3 rear plate it hooks up better.

glassdoctor 04.09.2007 02:43 PM

I actually like the stock 3-2 on the indoor track here.. but a lot of guys like the 3-3

I'll be trying it on the outdoor track soon...

jollyjumper 04.09.2007 02:51 PM

look at this one:http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/12653

gd, did you get my pm?

CrazyPhantom 04.09.2007 10:33 PM

Back on topic please.

BlackedOutREVO 04.09.2007 10:37 PM

any new pics?

CrazyPhantom 04.09.2007 11:20 PM

I am thinking about switching up from running 2 3s1P packs, and combining them to 6s1p. I am thinking about running 2 5s1p packs, and running them 5s2p. This would allow me to use the quark and also get some more run time which I am looking for, because run time was my original reason to switching to Nitro a while back. I also plan on running a high KV motor to make up for the voltage drop.

CrazyPhantom 06.24.2007 12:28 AM

!!!!!!!Updates coming soon!!!!!!!!!!!!

jnev 06.24.2007 01:08 AM

Well... where are they? lol I want to see!!:018:

CrazyPhantom 06.24.2007 02:46 PM

I would have updates right now, but I am not at home. When I am at home, I have dual monitors running off my laptop for all the design work I do, and when I try to open it just on my laptop's monitor it isant there becaue it is dragged off the screen usually on the other monitors, so I will get some tonight.

A4DTM 06.24.2007 11:34 PM

we want pictures now

CrazyPhantom 06.25.2007 12:38 AM

Well here is the small update that I was talking about. The project is taking baby steps at the moment due to me now having a 1:1 to work on. R/C's arent seeing alot of money these days.

Here is the final chassis design that I came up with. It only needs 2 more screw holes for the servo.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...yPhantom/3.png
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...yPhantom/1.png

I officially need a new computer. My laptop I think is taking a crap, and all the design programs I have on here, is probably not helping the fact. Im in snail mode 80% of the time now.


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