this Power Racing Swift 2
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From: banbury, UNITED KINGDOM
Ive seen a Power Racing Swift 2 1/8 buggy in a lhs and just wanted to know if any of you guys have got one and what you think?
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From: N.Ireland, UNITED KINGDOM
hey rooney, i got the swift last summer and contrary to many peoples opinions i like it, some people will say its not put together well the parts are weak but they fixed it all for the swift 2, mine has run well for the whole summer and even lived through a holiday on the beach for a week. all i have broken is front knuckle, cvj(both from bad landings) and a pullstart(filled with sand on the beach), other than that it has been a great buggy.
also what do you think of your dt-10, i got one as my first nitro but it just kept on braking?
also what do you think of your dt-10, i got one as my first nitro but it just kept on braking?
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From: Southery, UNITED KINGDOM
Hi
I purchased the Swift 2 in January 2005, did not like it one bit. I found that the ally parts are weak, the shocks pop on a heavy landing. The Shock towers bent and the chassis went pretty thin (at the rear end) after a a few runs and then it bent.
Also could not get parts off the shelf in my part of the UK
Engine was OK, but not up to racing. I traded it in in the end for a Hyper 7 PBS and now I am looking at the Mugen Prospec, which I should have got first time around and saved myself a packet.
Having said that I did like the look of the Buggy apart from the shell which did not fit well at all and let all the crap and mud inside.
Mike
I purchased the Swift 2 in January 2005, did not like it one bit. I found that the ally parts are weak, the shocks pop on a heavy landing. The Shock towers bent and the chassis went pretty thin (at the rear end) after a a few runs and then it bent.
Also could not get parts off the shelf in my part of the UK
Engine was OK, but not up to racing. I traded it in in the end for a Hyper 7 PBS and now I am looking at the Mugen Prospec, which I should have got first time around and saved myself a packet.
Having said that I did like the look of the Buggy apart from the shell which did not fit well at all and let all the crap and mud inside.
Mike
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From: Sunderland, UNITED KINGDOM
the swift is a copy of a protech prp made the swift 2 and put some carbon on but its still a noob buggy imo and the plastic is so brittle the price may look good but you will need spares all the time
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From: richmond, CA
I got my Hyper 7 TQ sport kit for $229.
Use my M8 instead of the Blazer Am
and I got a S-25 HPI spare from my raptor(PRP are Weak!!!!!), regular servo for now.
Use my M8 instead of the Blazer Am
and I got a S-25 HPI spare from my raptor(PRP are Weak!!!!!), regular servo for now.



