RCmad79

Merry Christmas everybody. Have a good one, hope santa or his elves bring you what you want

After a crash at the xmas race I decided to get a new bodyshell while fixing my car, I have added a metal geared servo as well as new bulkhead and some new turnbuckles to fix the bent ones, anyway after a single colour bodyshell attempt, I got myself some decals made for 1/16th cars and made my shell a bit more pimped here are the results

ok my bad there is this hyper tt http://www.modelsport.co.uk/hobao-hypertt-electric-transformer-truck-rolling-chassis/rc-car-products/366587 which is quite good looking for a truck/truggy

erm, hyper tt is nitro, the OP asked for electric I myself run a B4, and find it good, but a 4wd would be better imho. maybe a kyosho lazer zx5 or a schumacher if you can find one that fits your price range.

Im trying to make my girlfriends brothers xmas present have grip lol, its a monster truck, but it came with rubbish plastic wheels, and rear buggy tyres stretch over the plastic ones for some grip. Cheap as possible, I can pay postage fees etc. I live in Scarborough so its in UK pls.

Smashed my front axle mounts when turning the wrong direction and running into a brick wall at full throttle Then took a lesson in how to fix it with the spares I have. Only had my B4 3 weeks and broke 2 things already

took my steering servo apart because it wasnt working and realised I had ovalised one of the gears, then moaned at not having the cash atm to buy a new one Oh well payday saturday, going to get a metal geared one this time also switched a couple of bent turnbuckles to new ones

lol, will stick with the schumacher mini spikes for indoors then I probably will only get dirthawgs for bashing on the carpark/dirt areas near me

would dirt hawgs work on wooden floors? I race indoors too and at the moment everyone uses schumacher mini pins/spikes yellow. Was thinking to try something different lol

any links to the fastrax ones you use? I have plenty of spare wheels, but I need to find the right tyres to fit them, or if they come with wheels already, would they fit a team associated B4?

Hi guys, I was thinking, is there any such thing as a road tyre for a B4? I live right next to a big car park and want to take my buggy out onto it, but I dont want to wreck the usual off road tyres.

So far there hasnt been a problem with them, only ever run it on the dry hard sand not on anything wet or loose.

cool, Thanks guys, first thing I buy when its payday is her Madrat

I race a B4 on saturday evenings with a 540 motor, then on sunday mornings when its early I go to the beach and enjoy a nice quiet time down there. My Girlfriend is wanting to get a buggy to go on the beach with me, not being totally into the hobby I am not wanting to spend too much on it. Any suggestions for a decent buggy that wont need too much doing to it to get it to run against my B4 on the beach?

well, they're making it a fair class and the 2 motors they use, the club spares guy has in stock at every meeting. So in a way I suppose they're keeping it very well even apart from driver skill. They hold 2wd and 4wd Modified classes for more adventurous or skilled drivers