oval, pan cars tough to find
11-24-2005, 03:55 PM
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RE: oval, pan cars tough to find
get the tires right away if they are semingly to be foamy and not dence, once you do that the controle will be 10X better, also a good esc is the streak,and you need to tallen up the gears (less teeth spur more on pinion) so about 74-80tooth sp and 18-25pinion, the gear ratio stock is stupid, the car is too light for that torq, all parts are adaptible flawlessy from corally the dealer also carrys the parts cheaper, but understand the parts from corally are of better quality.
once these three upgrades are made its a killer racing machine!
Have fun and happy thanks giving!!
once these three upgrades are made its a killer racing machine!
Have fun and happy thanks giving!!
11-05-2006, 12:43 PM
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RE: oval, pan cars tough to find
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ah i see off sets the cars geometry, ive got a old car, direct drive plastic out drives all barring and adjustible out the ying yang, its 100% fiber glass or carbon? some weird matirial nearly indestructible, multible batt angles, idependent? its called a eclipse by mane which is canadian, ive never tried it... brought it to a hobby shop and they said that thats one advanced model. got it off ebay
heres the picture no this is not my home its the sellers home page for the auction
ah i see off sets the cars geometry, ive got a old car, direct drive plastic out drives all barring and adjustible out the ying yang, its 100% fiber glass or carbon? some weird matirial nearly indestructible, multible batt angles, idependent? its called a eclipse by mane which is canadian, ive never tried it... brought it to a hobby shop and they said that thats one advanced model. got it off ebay
heres the picture no this is not my home its the sellers home page for the auction
What exactly is that car? Funny thing is i'm in the market for a pan car now too!! I used to race Trc Lynx II elite's and i've come to love the floating rear. I wonder if i could mix the floating rear of the corally w/ the independent front of an 10l4?
I haven't been able to find much in 10th scale on the pan side. I think may end up just cutting a piece of graphite and sticking parts from various kits on it.
11-05-2006, 06:33 PM
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RE: oval, pan cars tough to find
wheres woolich im in jersey too we have a small club of guys who race pan cars on smooth areas....tennis courts basketball courts , or big just paved parking lots , im running a brushless hyperdrive pan car myself
11-18-2006, 11:36 PM
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RE: oval, pan cars tough to find
pan cars hard to find? no way! got all three off ebay for less than 25$ each
left to right
associated rc12l 13.00$
academy sp pro 24.00$
associated rc12i(associateds first 1/12 pan car made 1978) 15.00$
left to right
associated rc12l 13.00$
academy sp pro 24.00$
associated rc12i(associateds first 1/12 pan car made 1978) 15.00$
