First look and test CARTEN M210F 23 MTC RC car
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- The 2 fastest growing race classes in the UK Fronties and MTC. This is a first look at the Carten M210F 23 which is both a Frontie and an MTC.
The guys art Rage take the Carten nad make it better. introducing the M210F 23. The 4wd version is the M210R which has been around for a while. This is the latest offering from Rage RC Products and Available to purchase from 28th October.
This pre built chassis is just £149.99, take a look at how the car gets on as we test it on the track where it belongs.
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Hi guys a very nice looking cars you have there good information 👍😀
Cheers Mogg
It would be interesting to see this chassis on an asphalt track. Differing from the tamiyas it spreads the weight around the chassis to get a more 50:50 weight distribution whereas the tamiyas use closer to a 60:40 distribution. One thing you want on a lower grip track is as much grip on the front end to keep it from spinning up the front wheels.
Agreed
Looking forward to seeing how this performs
Just quick thought, you might need some dowbforce adjustments to keep in on the floor lol😘
Although it doesn’t have fancy carbon fibre parts ,its still a nice racing chassis and most importantly, relatively cheap. Very important to expand the hobby and get new modellers into racing.
Will you also make a review on a 4wd touring chassis?
We are open to reviewing all forms of race car so watch this space …
Nice work guys, lovely looking car looks very lightweight and nimble 👌
Looking forward to racing it and seeing how it performs
Wird es das auch mit echtem Carbon Chassis geben ??
Mit Carbonplatten würde ich es sofort kaufen !!!
Best greetings from Germany
The prototype was carbon before the upgrade
Touring seems the way to go for club racing which I’m looking to get into? My tamiya tt02 may not be very popular?
Some of the modified Tt02 s I have seen at Stevenage are quite impressive
Hello, I would like to know that what are the pros and cons of racing a RWD/ FWD/ AWD touring car?
Fwd are better into turn and because drive and steering goes through same wheels it can be slow out so want to try and maintain speed
Rwd are a bit unstable when braking but better drive on exit… however if powerful and front wheels lift you can lose steering on throttle
4wd best of both easier to drive but more expensive and more to tweek and maintain
@@PopalongRC Thank You!