Starter Box for Redcats
05-03-2006 | 12:40 AM
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Starter Box for Redcats
Got a few of these in recently, what do you guys think? I own and used a few RC's but never needed a starter box.
Got by ok with the pullstarts myself. I noticed racers and such had them at the track. I just go out and bash and have fun mostly.
Do you guys think these are good?
Thanx,
Mark
Got by ok with the pullstarts myself. I noticed racers and such had them at the track. I just go out and bash and have fun mostly.
Do you guys think these are good?
Thanx,
Mark
05-04-2006 | 01:52 AM
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RE: Starter Box for Redcats
It is true that virtually every serious racer has one. Pullstarts are good but I kept on snapping mine. I've tried rotostarts but the gears break easy due to vapour lock so I eventually bought a second hand starter box for about half the amount of a new one. Works great. Starts very quickly. The are expensive new but at the right price I'd recommend one.
05-08-2006 | 08:58 PM
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RE: Starter Box for Redcats
It will be $59.99
The samples I received when I posted this thread were sold the same day.
Next order is coming in 1 week.
Mark
The samples I received when I posted this thread were sold the same day.
Next order is coming in 1 week.
Mark
