cheeseclip

could someone please tell me all there is to know about this like the pros and cons and strengths and weaknesses?

thank you very much

bozla

Reliable engine. Its a great first nitro. It just depends on parts availiability

i8tweety

My Feedback: (11)

I have a few inferno tr15s in my collection. The engine is easy to tune, the car is light and nimble. The only downside I have with them is their somewhat limited suspension travel when racing on a rough track.

cheeseclip

when you say rogh track is [link=http://www.hbrc-racing.co.nz/index.php?cid=thetrack]this[/link] considered as a rogh track to you? also i can easily get parts for it.

thanks for the feedback.

razor 2.o

if you are going to get something from kyosho get the kit version kyosho kits kick ass

i8tweety

My Feedback: (11)

The kyosho would eat that track for breakfast. By rough, I'm referring to washboard type wear and mogul type build-ups on the strait aways. If the track you're running on is well groomed, then it's an excellent choice.

And I second buying the kit over the ready-set. The kit is a fast, easy build AND you get to use the radio gear of your choice.

cheeseclip

i have another car in mind and it is [link=http://www.trademe.co.nz/a.asp?id=76606368#qna]this[/link] do you think this is any good?

cheeseclip

here is another link to the same car
http://www.miracle-mart.com/store/in...roducts_id=196

i8tweety

My Feedback: (11)

The Bazooka is going to be more durable than the Inferno TR15. It's also an 1/8 scale buggy (vs the TR15 being 1/10). If you're planning on racing, and parts are available (I know most kyosho 7.5 parts and upgrades fit the bazooka), I'd go with the Bazooka.