wanting a associated 1/12th scale pan car
09-13-2007, 12:42 PM
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Well i couldnt bring any of my nitro cars back too college with me. An im really wanted a pan car. I think if i stuck a brushless motor in it. It will be one hell of a machine. Are they fun too drive an how do they handle??
09-13-2007, 05:28 PM
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RE: wanting a associated 1/12th scale pan car
I am not sure about "super good". With a BL system in it you might have some traction issues in the rear. Spinning out in other words
09-13-2007, 05:52 PM
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RE: wanting a associated 1/12th scale pan car
why are they only good on the track? I just want too tool around. Should i stick too a brush motor, since the BL wont hook up?
09-13-2007, 05:58 PM
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RE: wanting a associated 1/12th scale pan car
The 12th scales have extremely low ride height, won't handle well without the right amount of traction, and need to be tuned to the surface you run on. Plus, I doubt they will hold up to the rigors of street bashing.
09-13-2007, 07:41 PM
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RE: wanting a associated 1/12th scale pan car
You're better served with a budget 4wd sedan. A pan car won't give you the traction you need to run on anything but a prepared surface.
09-13-2007, 10:20 PM
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RE: wanting a associated 1/12th scale pan car
ORIGINAL: xplayer930
Ok now im thinking of that new associated 4wd electric buggy. It looks sick!
Ok now im thinking of that new associated 4wd electric buggy. It looks sick!
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RE: wanting a associated 1/12th scale pan car
**** you, go Nitro!!!
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Well i couldnt bring any of my nitro cars back too college with me. An im really wanted a pan car. I think if i stuck a brushless motor in it. It will be one hell of a machine. Are they fun too drive an how do they handle??
Well i couldnt bring any of my nitro cars back too college with me. An im really wanted a pan car. I think if i stuck a brushless motor in it. It will be one hell of a machine. Are they fun too drive an how do they handle??
10-17-2010, 12:08 AM
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RE: wanting a associated 1/12th scale pan car
thanks for bumping a thread that has been dead for 3 years with a comment only meant to incite an argument in an electric based sub-forum....awesome.
