My local shop/track Adrenaline RC has become the new US distributor for WIRC(WRC) and is fully stocked with kits and parts ready to ship anywhere in the country.
Seems like all my old Radio Controlled Car Action Magazines always had Adam Drake driving mostly 1/10th Losi buggy’s and pushing the Trinity brand motors from the 90s
Love your videos! I bought mp10e, b4e , and Xb8e from Facebook. I found b4e is the easiest to play, but the cars might not be in the best shape they should be.
Hey roach… I hope HB gets a mention… excellent beginner kit that can take the championship as well… theres always a HB rep at the track… please include a Hit Bodies review.! Thanks bruv! Oh I see you have made prt 2 already… I’m to slow 😂
Bro please cover the agama N1 in your part 2 for C-hub cars. They added +4mm to the front shock bodies after the first batch of cars was released to help with more front droop/up travel. And VRP has an upgrade kit for the buggy that we are all running down here in the south Texas. The buggy is amazing with the vrp kit, and really good w/out it..vrp mallow sit to have the same amount of droop as other conventional suspension buggy’s on the market, along w/the benefits of cantilever suspension/lower COG. VRP also drops the inner camber link pointing positions lower. Lower COG means lower camber links. The car is extremely neutral with VRP kit, and rotates like a Tasmanian devil. It’s incredible. Jumps lower and farther..you really need to mess with one. I bet you’d love it.
Weird, looking around here, the Associated RC8B4.1e is 670, XRay XB8E'23 is 670, TLR 04011 8ight-XE Elite is 790 Swiss Francs. So much for X-Ray being super expensive.
Subbed great vid. Always wondered about pillow balls in race cars since I have always run Arrmas for bashing and almost got the typhon tlr. Ended up getting a eb48 2.0 and super happy with it so far.
Just to comment on XRAY's revisions, it's a crapshoot whether those revisions result in an entirely new car or a yearly facelift with parts that fit earlier models. To take the XB4, for example, everything from the 2016 to 2020 versions is intercompatible, with some parts from the 2021 version and onward also being backwards compatible. XRAY is probably the biggest example of iterative design in the hobby as a result, as opposed to coming out with an entirely new car that has nothing in common with the previous model like some other brands do, particularly TLR.
Funny how you completely missed HoBao RACING and their pillow ball Hyper VS2-E 🤔 , a high quality 8th scale buggy as a RTR or roller version . Better in my eyes than the ARRMA TLR .
It can't be because your in the US and not in Europe or UK . You completely missed it though , you can get it in the US . I presume you watch you tube , how come you completely missed it . Personally i think it's one the nicest buggies out there , with parts quality as whole , whether you buy the roller version or RTR version .
HoBao also makes an 8th scale track racing car called the Hyper VT , in brushless motor version also . Both race car and race buggy are available in 4S and 6S varients . 4S when racing , and 6S when you are not a track racer , but want a faster race buggy or race car for every day RC use .
Hi Roach, Rich from Germany 🇩🇪 originally from England, I love your content but would disagree with anyone wanting a Arrma Typhon TLR or should I say a Team Durango DNX8\DEX8, I'm not sayings its not a capable buggy but there is not that much difference if you get one of the top bramd buggy, As I have a large collection of rc cars but never got around to driving my Team Durango DNX \Dex also the Arrma Typhon on a track for years they sat on the shelf ,I made a decision to run them for the whole year, and yes there fun but my Losi 8 in comparison is a different machine, weak points of Arrma TLR will be its diffs over a race season it's also a heavy buggy , it's nice to try aget people into racing but its not cheap lol if you cant afford a race buggy how would be able to afford to racing on a competitive level? The hobby has become more expensiv over all, I would spend around £5000\£7000 a year on the hobby but now only buy rc vehicles I really want 😂, brands I run ,Losi,Team Durango , Kyosho, Corally, Arrma nd Tekno.
wrc parts are not hard to find parts for they are at adrenaline rc raceway winchester virginia u dont have right info about the car i been running car for 2 years and there still a usa team and there are still support . they had team driver come from itlay to us. your reseach on the car correct. put about parts just because send it not sell them they are still available.
Yeah nice but al lot of viewers want to start racing. Thats why the watch video's like this. There actualy better off running a cheaper rtr because there more likely to crash many times and dont need an expensive car. In there case it doesnt give them an advantage to have an expensive car because they need to learn how to drive first
