I don't really race, but I run tracks on my own for therapy and I like to push myself as much as possible. I currently own the Inferno Neo 3.0 VE you just demo'ed. I put the stabilizers, 5mm front shock tower, 14t pinion and custom allow suspension arms. Will soon invest on some sealed bearings, as I keep having dust mess with the steering. Really great buggy.
Can U do some more vids pls mate? You were doing well! Keen to know more about racing setup. Rules for 1/10 and 1/8 etc... Any more reviews and comparisons wld be great 😁
the python is just a cheap version of an RC83e..the Himoto shootout if you replace all the bearings and tune the suspension is actually a great little car for someone just getting into racing.. the TLR typhon i wouldn't even recommend for someone trying to race or new to the racing scene.. it's too heavy and rotates poorly in the air due to its heft.. Kyosho i have no experience with other than people always working on them at the track more than racing them.
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You ain't knowing how to handle anyway.. best line of the whole video I loved it
I don't really race, but I run tracks on my own for therapy and I like to push myself as much as possible. I currently own the Inferno Neo 3.0 VE you just demo'ed. I put the stabilizers, 5mm front shock tower, 14t pinion and custom allow suspension arms. Will soon invest on some sealed bearings, as I keep having dust mess with the steering. Really great buggy.
Can U do some more vids pls mate? You were doing well!
Keen to know more about racing setup. Rules for 1/10 and 1/8 etc...
Any more reviews and comparisons wld be great 😁
Excellent video(s), thank you. Have you considered doing a similar one for 1/10 buggies?
I run a plastic spur gear on my tekno eb48. Its ALOT better than metal gear. Much smoother and cheaper. And it lasts
Anymore Himoto Shootouts in your inventory?
the python is just a cheap version of an RC83e..the Himoto shootout if you replace all the bearings and tune the suspension is actually a great little car for someone just getting into racing.. the TLR typhon i wouldn't even recommend for someone trying to race or new to the racing scene.. it's too heavy and rotates poorly in the air due to its heft.. Kyosho i have no experience with other than people always working on them at the track more than racing them.
Where is the vorza????