schumacher manic
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RE: schumacher manic
They are great; I've got one here in the UK but I've heard that since Schumacher closed their American branch HQ in Florida, parts are more difficult to get hold of. I don't know how true that is though. If, however, you've got an LHS that orders or holds spares then I wouldn't worry. The servo horn for the steering will need upgrading to an alloy one probably; mine came from the factory stripped, and the first (plastic) replacement lasted less than one run. I don't know why; there is nothing at all wrong with the servo saver and at the time it was being run-in (on-road). Using an alloy one is fine though. You'll probably want to upgrade the radio gear to a 2.4 system at some point too; they only come RTR and the factory 27mHz gear isn't anything to write home about.
They are awesome fun though; tough, brilliant handling, powerful. There are some good vid's on Youtube if you want to see what they are like properly tuned and thrashed...
They are awesome fun though; tough, brilliant handling, powerful. There are some good vid's on Youtube if you want to see what they are like properly tuned and thrashed...
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I would really like to buy on of these, from what Schumacher has told me they quit making them because they couldn't make a profit on them. Anyone know where I can buy one?
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well once i decided to get it, stormer didn't list it on their site anymore! too bad.... i wouldn't get it to be my main rc, but if you have a bunch, it's ok if you wait for parts if you need to.