What a COMBO!! Team Corally ASUGA XLR on 6S with Sketer tyres 

Haha, thanks, glad you enjoyed it. Yeah, it's a solid buggy and takes a beating for sure, but the best part about it is how it drives and as it is, I really like it.😎

This is without a doubt one of the best basher cars you can buy. Team Corally did a great job and making a larger buggy like this for bashers is a bit of a master stroke. At least for me it is. I know not everyone agrees or even likes this buggy, but I'm a big fan of what they've done here and it's an RC that so far, stands on its own - there are no other big buggies like this currently on the market.

@@AussieRCPlayground Yes, I was wrong. Don’t tell it to my wife but I am wrong about stuff all the time.

Thank you man, glad you enjoyed it. It's a beast of a buggy. :)

Thank you for letting me know. Yes, I did a dumb-dumb on the edit and have fixed it now, but might take a while before it updates on RU-vid. You must be the only one that's watched the whole video, cause no one else has mentioned it. Cheers for that. 👊😎👍

Haha, thanks. In hindsight, I probably should've left the camera on and recorded the conversation. He was really nice and genuinely interested in the hobby and what to get his kid. It's always nice to meet people like that and they have a bunch of questions. 😎

Haha, yeah, that drain has claimed a few of my cars as well in the past. Really hope they fix it one day...

Thanks Steve. It's a wholesome feeling when you get to help someone else out and get them started in the hobby. This guy was genuinely interested and asked some great questions, too. In hindsight, I should've left the camera rolling and recorded the conversation. Oh well, maybe next time... 🤷‍♂️

It will be back at some stage. 😉

Thanks 👍

Awesome. Thanks for watching. :)

Thanks 😁

Thanks 👍

No, all stock axles, no extenders needed. The Sketer wheels have the right offset to clear the steering blocks. After all, they clear them on the Sketer as well. 😉

@@AussieRCPlaygroundI’ll be potentially the first to ask Vas.. do you have a favourite Corally vehicle? They’ve really stepped up there game as of recent, almost a different company compared to how there V1 vehicles performed! I had a V2 Kronos & Jambo, loved both but then moved over to Arrma with the now discontinued Outcast EXB 6s, Notorious V5 (basically EXB spec now) Typhon also. I find the urge to move back to Team Corally now also Arrma prices are so high now! 😅

I have 3 I really like; the Kagama, Asuga and the Kronos XTR 2022 version. Those are my 3 favourites. The Kagama and Asuga are next gen cars, built very tough and drive really well, but they are a bit heavier as a result of all that extra plastic and bracing. The Kronos XTR is lighter and I can feel the difference in handling and performance when I drive it. It also helps that it's one tough SOB. 😁👍

@@AussieRCPlayground haha thanks for the feedback Vas! I’m thinking Asuga will be my next purchase 👀! Probably the RTR version also, always been impressed with the Corally electrics although they do run hot but I suppose they all do when you’re pushing them! There’s also nothing else out there, I could Truggify my typhon but again the Asuga is a proper hybrid of all RC vehicle types 🤷‍♂️. Amazed how stable it is in flight, it’s almost too stable as it doesn’t actually want to complete a full backflip! 😂

No, this was run with stock gearing. 🙂

No, no extensions needed, they'll bolt straight on.

I'm not entirely sure as I don't have the 4S backflips to compare, but they would be close, I think.

It's possible, but it hasn't stopped other cars from doing it, so it's interesting that it's stopping this one. 🤷‍♂️