2023 Team Corally Asuga Is The Best Basher Buggy! | Unbox and Bash Review!

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Check out the new 2023 Team Corally Asuga Buggy bash and review. This thing is bigger than most basher buggies making it more versatile as well as making bigger batteries fit perfectly. Can it take on the Arrma Typhon? Join me to find out!
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8 мар 2023

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@DoRC Год назад

Check out this Corally! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xFl_jssByUo.html

@phillybrc Год назад

This thing looks so cool and well designed! Looks like you had fun also Kenny!

@DoRC Год назад

Yeah definite beast! I just got the bits to replace what I broke and can't wait to get this thing back out

@wadevallbona5314 Год назад

This thing is killer. Never really considered a buggy until seeing this thing. Nice video and machine

@DoRC Год назад

Yeah I'm having a lot of fun with it! Course now I have to wait for parts but that shouldn't take too long

@wadevallbona5314 Год назад

@@DoRC hopefully not. That's part of it though. I'm waiting on parts too lol

@DoRC Год назад

Yep definitely part of it. If you're going to try to break stuff got to expect to wait for parts.

@Luke-en2tk Год назад

Great video, first proper bashing video of Asuga I have seen as well. Looks a good update for Corally

@DoRC Год назад

Yeah overall I'm very happy with it. It did break but I kind of try to break my vehicles in my review videos to see just what they can handle. Thanks for watching :-)

@Luke-en2tk Год назад

@@DoRC yeah I thought you can't be that bad with the air control 😂

@DoRC Год назад

No I'm not. The majority of the bad landings I have in my videos are intentional.

@CoachD386 Год назад

Great video 💪🏾💯

@DoRC Год назад

Thanks for watching :-)

@alantaylor353 Год назад

AWESOME.!

@DoRC Год назад

Yeah she's a beast thanks for watching :-)

@ragercrepair9301 3 месяца назад

Totally awesome! Looks like the esc held up alright for a cheaper one. I love this buggy!

@DoRC 3 месяца назад

Yeah the asuga is a beast!

@ragercrepair9301 3 месяца назад

@@DoRC I'm probably going to get the roller and put my own electronics in it. I'm thinking a castle mamba x 6s combo and a dumbo rc radio system would be a nice pair up. Any thoughts?

@DoRC 3 месяца назад

@@ragercrepair9301 Yeah that would be good. Which Dumbo radio?

@ragercrepair9301 3 месяца назад

The x6fg I think that's a nice radio system.

@MatthewSimm Год назад

Awesome review dude! Seems like an awesome rc car 😊

@DoRC Год назад

Yeah I'm sure not everyone will agree with me but I like the fact that it's larger so you can fit pretty much whatever battery you want in it and it's better ground clearance means that it's more versatile than other buggies. So far it seems very durable

@TMIVRC 2 месяца назад

It really is the best basher buggy imo I love it I put the talion wheels on it and it’s a monster and looks badass lol it’s a beast love corally my fave brand

@DoRC 2 месяца назад

It definitely is an awesome car!

@blacksheeprc8113 Год назад

I'm posting my full video soon but I just posted a short that thing flies amazing

@jerrettporter544 Год назад

Yessssss

@DoRC Год назад

@jerrettporter544 Год назад

I want the next video! I’m about to go buy one lol. Those tires really added to it too. What tires did you put on?!

@DoRC Год назад

Those are redcat kaiju tires. They're really versatile. Going to be a little while before the next video as I'm waiting on parts

@kevincarpette5009 9 месяцев назад

So do you like the Asuga or the Spark better?? If you can explain why.

@DoRC 9 месяцев назад

That's a tough one I would say that the Asuga is more durable and probably more versatile due to its size and the beefier bracing system but the spark is lighter on its feet if that makes sense. Personally if I had to pick between the two I'd probably go Asuga but that's also because I'd probably just put big wheels on it and pretend it's a truggy. Ultimately I would just get whichever one you like best. If you want something bigger get the Asuga if you want something a little smaller get the spark.

@nathanwirth9906 Год назад

Hey man I know this is 3 weeks old. But I hope you’ll see it. I have a castle 2028 motor that needs a home. You think it’ll fit in this buggy? Thanks always love your videos!!

@DoRC Год назад

Unfortunately no that's not going to fit. It's both too large in diameter and too long. You might be able to get it to fit lengthwise by modifying the side guards but you're going to need to custom mount for the diameter. Honestly unless you're doing speedruns that's some serious overkill anyway. Time to get an X-Maxx :-) Thanks for watching Glad you enjoy and if you aren't already subscribed a sub is appreciated!

@luvadealme 27 дней назад

a year later, what would you recommend upgrading on one of these to make it more bash proof?

@DoRC 27 дней назад

It's always hard to know what to recommend for upgrades because everyone bashes differently so everybody's needs are going to be different. Overall it's a pretty tough buggy and I would recommend just upgrading things as they break based on your bashing style

@luvadealme 27 дней назад

@@DoRC cheers, good insights as always.

@DoRC 27 дней назад

Thanks for watching and commenting!

@xanderortiz3346 Год назад

Before purchasing a RC car I make sure to watch your videos.👍

@DoRC Год назад

Awesome thanks for watching :-)

@michaelcain2174 Год назад

Would you say putting bigger tyres on made it better or worse ? As I was thinking of doing the same

@DoRC Год назад

I'd say it made it better but I think it'll depend on the type of bashing you do. Bigger tires are going to give you more air control and wheelies etc but it will make the car less stable have a higher center of gravity and be more likely to roll over. So ultimately it just depends on what you want to do with it whether or not larger tires are going to be good.

@michaelcain2174 Год назад

@@DoRC I don’t go crazy with my cars , just light bashing , do you have a recommendation for which to go for ? Thank you for response it means a lot

@DoRC Год назад

I think that the red cat Kaiju Tires that I tested on mine are a good option. They're fairly inexpensive and fit it pretty well. You are probably going to get some body rubbing if it balloons and you have the wheels turned.

@michaelcain2174 Год назад

@@DoRC thank you 🙏

@tooleyzrc1973 Год назад

Held up well to your reckless driving! Lol. Good to see though. I thought that plastic would snap like a twig

@DoRC Год назад

I figured it was going to be pretty good. These trucks are tough and they just keep improving them. Regarding my driving keep in mind that I crash these things on purpose when I'm testing them. I'm not really that bad of a driver:)

@fullthrottlerc661 Год назад

Typhon 6s fans will be sending u angry emails lol

@DoRC Год назад

Yeah I just think it'll depend on what you like. The Typhon is an excellent buggy but I like the larger size and I think this truck is more durable than the RTR typhon. The TLR Typhon might be a different story though. That thing's a beast

@ninthislandrc Год назад

Obviously, Team Corally didn't learn from Traxxas. The "downfall" of the Asuga will be the same as the Sledge - the use of 6061, instead of 7075. Once already seen the front shock tower bent on an Asuga, and I fully expect others to end up the same way. The same could happen to the chassis...especially if it lands on a rail, or the top of a fence post. Overall, it does appear to be a 'very good' vehicle...but, it's not without problems. I'm sure 7075 towers & chassis...probably from M2C and/or Vitavon...will be released in the near future (just as they both did for the Sledge). IF I decide to get an Asuga, I'd say there's a 99% chance that I will wait for 7075 parts to become available. 🤙🏼

@DoRC Год назад

I really think that depends on how hard your bashing. The co rally aluminum is significantly better than the stock Arrma aluminum and plenty of people bash the typhon without bending things frequently. Yes if you're smashing into Spence posts and mailbox posts things are going to break and yes higher end components will help with that but it's always going to be a balance between cost and features. If they made everything 7075 and then charge an extra $100 everybody would be complaining it's too expensive. I really do think that this is a good balance and to be honest with you the sledge is pretty strong with its stock parts too.