So here we go guys got our hands on an Asuga roller we have electrics ready to go so come see what we got going in and a quick look over the car also got the radix4 out for a quick size comparison.
Green is the best colour in my opinion, thats the colour I will go for when I get an Asuga. Will be interesting to see exactly what the ever so hush hush new Corally Kagama is when Corally finally show the new car.
@cossieburner just discovered your channel. I am newish to rc world. Started last year and got a few 1/16 and 1/14 scale MJX, then earlier this year got an FTX DR8. Am enjoying the larger size and speed. So thinking of my next capture. Do I get something like the Kagama. Or one of TC earlier bashers like the Jambo or Kronos. Or perhaps its time for a buggy as most of mine are trucks/truggies. If i go down that route price wise its TC Python -> Radix/ Spark -> Asuga . Which to go for? Furthermore Tomley just showed off a new 4s Syncro. Am confused what to go for. Any advice?
I'm a massive buggy fan if you watch more of my vids you will see I have quite a few the latest one I have built is an Asuga I haven't run it yet but I've had a few go on friends cars and it's absolutely amazing. The radix and python are awesome but you deffo need a bash bar for chassis as it's a weak spot go check out my other vids . Let me know how you get on
Make sure you tighten all the wheel nuts, ideally replace them with Arrma 17 mm serrated ones. The wheels like to come off and strip the hexes very easily.
@@cossieburner Ah, good thinking. I didn’t even run mine with the original wheel nuts. That being said, I’ve still had a few wheels come off and the hexes get stripped. It’s the most frustrating thing with the Asuga, I love it otherwise. I’m in the process of fitting Arrma Mojave wheels/tyres to it, some modifications are required though.
@@cossieburner Well, I went to Famjam last weekend and ran my Asuga with the Mojave wheels. It drives great, the handling is very similar to the original wheels, only with slightly higher top speed and much better air control. I had to sand down the top edges of the rear hubs on the car and the ribs inside the rear wheels to get them to fit without rubbing. The front didn’t need any modification at all.
