i didn't see any so i thought i would make one. so just post things about your sumo's! (i don't have one but im thinking about getting one).

Just picked up 2. I chose the Monster Truck. It comes with three gear options..8t,10t,& 12 turn. It comes with a 30,000 rpm motor. The controler takes 8 double A's and the car/truck takes 4. Diffenately need to go with hop ups for looks. I will be putting in batteries tomorrow do not have any??? For the price it is one of the best values in 1/24 scale. The servo is most interesting with a clear housing. You can see all the gears and watch them move..

I have one as well I like it.

Because outdoor racing just doesn't happen in Montana in the winter. We ran a sumo series. While we had a blast, and the cars were inexpensive, this will probably be the last one. We had problems getting more then 3 cars on the track at the time. Even if they all had different frequencies, they would glitch, could be due to the 20mhz spacing on the sumo channels. Additionally, having to pay 8 for a busted front knuckle (the most common broken part) was a bit much, this is due to the fact that you have to buy a whole pack of parts for that one item. And last, the latest cars are coming with spring clips for the battery holders instead of coil springs the older cars had. This has made the car unreliable for racing.

For fun little bashers to play with in the living room, their great. If Redcat would go back to the coil spring battery holders and offering packs of just knuckles, we would probably run another racing series. The frequency problem we worked around, however it would be sweet to see 2.4ghz in the cars.

Now don't get me wrong, this isn't a flame on the Sumo. It's an awesome car. Simply pointing out what keeps it from being a racing car. Next year we're hoping to get a 1/10th scale indoor track going. We really enjoyed being able to play all winter long.

We ran it today and killed through several batteries. These things do well on dirt and actually kick up some dust! ran through my wintered grass well too! The two I bought have same freq. So only ran 1 at time no glitch issues. I did run 2600mah AA's so that may have helped! Ran it at 50 yards and it came back...too little to go further. I am a fan!

cool guys!!! will the A123 AA batteries work on the sumo?