What driving advantage does it has to set batteries back of front. I cannot find any info on what effect does it makes on driving, and what setup is better for a complete begginer
It effects the weight bias in the chassis. Batteries forward = forward weight bias; batteries back = rearward weight bias. Typically, whichever end has more weight, has more traction. So you can use the battery position to gain front end traction or rear end, depending on if you need more steering or more rear stability. -Brett
I don't know if you already have a preference for pillowball suspension over C-hub, but if not, XRAY has a C-hub conversion option should you ever feel the need to swap over but keep the same chassis. But yeah, you can't beat AE for the parts support.
If you’re in the states your biggest two options for support are Team Associated and TLR, you can get XRay parts here but it’s less often carried in stock in shops. Also like the other guy said if you want a C-Hub 1/8th scale in the states your safest bet is the TLR car rather than the XRay but even then Associated just straight up dominates in support. Hope this helps
I’m building mine now, that exact same model, you gots to pay attention to the pictures in the manual!!!!, I can’t stress that enough!😳
Wow you really Bob Ross'd it up for the softy kids. Great vid man!
Grp tires are awesome
Yea, the rc8t4 has new design too
What driving advantage does it has to set batteries back of front. I cannot find any info on what effect does it makes on driving, and what setup is better for a complete begginer
It effects the weight bias in the chassis. Batteries forward = forward weight bias; batteries back = rearward weight bias. Typically, whichever end has more weight, has more traction. So you can use the battery position to gain front end traction or rear end, depending on if you need more steering or more rear stability.
-Brett
dan's comp. keep ridin
Take My Money, I want one
Cool man👏👏
Cool👍👍
Trying to decide between this and the xray...
Leaning towards AE for part support.
Anyone have an opinion?
I don't know if you already have a preference for pillowball suspension over C-hub, but if not, XRAY has a C-hub conversion option should you ever feel the need to swap over but keep the same chassis. But yeah, you can't beat AE for the parts support.
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If you’re in the states your biggest two options for support are Team Associated and TLR, you can get XRay parts here but it’s less often carried in stock in shops. Also like the other guy said if you want a C-Hub 1/8th scale in the states your safest bet is the TLR car rather than the XRay but even then Associated just straight up dominates in support. Hope this helps
@@emmettcunliffe-owen6688cheers pal. I'm in Australia.
Went with the AE💪
Do you guys have 8th scale racing at amain in norcal?
Yes, at the Silver Dollar RC Raceway they do 1/8 outdoor racing. Follow AMain RC Tracks on FB to stay updated: facebook.com/amainrctracks
-Brett
Do a tlr buggy build