Difference between Turmoil RTR and Pro?
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From: Sydney, AUSTRALIA
The Sportwerks website is not super helpful. Just wondering what the differences are? (other than one is a roller and the other is RTR). What parts have been 'cheapened' to bring the price dowm?
Sorry if this is a old question.
Sorry if this is a old question.
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I have a new rtr and I have had to upgrade many parts. The shock towers a big difference, they are much lighter. I talked to a guy with the pro and he said that he could'nt bend them if he tryed. The rtr towers are like rubber and the pro veresions are $ 25.00 each.
Another thing that I had to get right away is the pro wing support.
The diffs are the same.
The Pro engine mount is better, it is also a chassis stiffener. and if you are planing on using a starter box you will need to replace the rtr mount anyway (or cut it)
The cv shafts are a little tuffer.
I think that the shocks are the same
The chassis is a little more trick, it is cut out for weight savings
I bought the rtr for $499.00 and have upgraded:
shock mounts$48.00
clutch bell $15.00
wing support $4.50
springs $12.00
ackerman rack bearings $14.00 ( the rtr has bushings)
engine mount $21.00
Thats $114.00 but I did get a $169.00 spektrum radio.
the engine is very good I will run it this year and upgrade next year.
This is my first year racing and the turmoil hangs with all of the cars. I do recomend the shock towers right away.
good luck
Another thing that I had to get right away is the pro wing support.
The diffs are the same.
The Pro engine mount is better, it is also a chassis stiffener. and if you are planing on using a starter box you will need to replace the rtr mount anyway (or cut it)
The cv shafts are a little tuffer.
I think that the shocks are the same
The chassis is a little more trick, it is cut out for weight savings
I bought the rtr for $499.00 and have upgraded:
shock mounts$48.00
clutch bell $15.00
wing support $4.50
springs $12.00
ackerman rack bearings $14.00 ( the rtr has bushings)
engine mount $21.00
Thats $114.00 but I did get a $169.00 spektrum radio.
the engine is very good I will run it this year and upgrade next year.
This is my first year racing and the turmoil hangs with all of the cars. I do recomend the shock towers right away.
good luck
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From: Chehalis,
WA
Couples more things to add off the top of my head:
Hinge pin braces and bulkeheads - They are CNC instead of cast aluminum.
Radio tray is better quality. Aluminum and design.
Radio try supports are aluminum instead of plastic.
Steering assembly bearing supported instead of bushings.
I believe the brakes are also bearings supported instead of bushings as well.
Center drives are CVD instead of dogbone.
I thinnk that's about it, although I'm sure there are a couple other differences.
HTH
Hinge pin braces and bulkeheads - They are CNC instead of cast aluminum.
Radio tray is better quality. Aluminum and design.
Radio try supports are aluminum instead of plastic.
Steering assembly bearing supported instead of bushings.
I believe the brakes are also bearings supported instead of bushings as well.
Center drives are CVD instead of dogbone.
I thinnk that's about it, although I'm sure there are a couple other differences.
HTH



