@@turboracingmexicoIs the 760023 faster? Wouldn't mind getting one to run around my kitchen/dining room to irritate the cats. But I think the stock motor is too slow. Never mind, just googled it and found a side by side comparison. It is a bit quicker!
@@olds97lss Try the truck for feline fun. My tabby is all about it when it is under paper. The trucks are fixed diff RWD and highly capable for their scale.
The 'gyro' versions would get spanked by the racing models on racing circuits. Laptimes wouldn't even be comparable. The Minis are short wheelbase and full throttle, but the other models can certainly provide some great racing with much higher speeds.
@@RypienGT That’s the point, the drift versions behave much more like real cars would, and the racing versions have unrealistic levels of scale grip and acceleration. Faster isn’t better, if you want scale realistic rc racing.
One of the locals in San Francisco made it. Go to the Turbo Racing 1:76 RC Car Official Group on Facebook and look up Julien Lallemand's post on 11 March 2024. He is running events in San Francisco on Saturday afternoons 2-6pm.
Have you checked your local hobby stores first? If not, search for Turbo Racing 1/76 Scale RC Car. I'm sure Amazon has them, and some online hobby stores as well. Make sure they ship to Australia.
