Congrats with the Asuga! They are great RC's, tough as nails and handle great right out of the box. You're right about having to notching the plastic to fit 160 AMP ESC's. From day one I stuck a Firma 160 in mine with a castle 1520 1650kv motor. It's nuts how fast it is but I have a castle MMX8s sitting on the shelf for the last 6 months but it runs so good with the Firma 160, I just can't change it. The stock motor mount will limit how big of a motor you can go. Basherqueen makes spacers if you need to add a few mm of space to put a thicker motor in it. 1 bit of advice, check your diffs from the factory. Every Corrally I have has needed different oil. The front shock tower will bend pretty quickly so get your new aluminum or basherqueen front shock towers. Have fun with it and please keep posting content. If you find aftermarket parts please keep us posted.
In my opinion, That’s the best looking RC from team corally. I really like it. Their engineering is top tier, the looks just need to catch up. Just my two cents 🤷🏾♂️.
In what way does it affect the driveline? Only asking because I was thinking of getting this roller. I have a spare max6 1650kv combo laying around that I was going to stick in it. Too much?
@@maxcurry9667 The Corally’s have a fairly aggressive drive line angle. With so much torque it has chewed the dog bones up pretty quickly. I would be interested in how others get on with it. 🤔
I used to have a Radix 6 and I've been eying up these new Corally releases. Trying to decide between the Asuga and the Kagama rollers because they both look solid and seem like great value for money.
Asuga is a beast - got a roller built up w/ a max6, 1750kv and it’s a tank. Hey Jason - love your content and respect your input and review perspectives immensely. I’ve owned, built and run about every popular rc out there - primarily bashers I guess you’d say. I have been downsizing lately and want to narrow my fleet down to a select “worthy” few. I’m debating between the sledge and xrt right now and can’t decide. I recall you saying in one of your xrt vids you described the xrt as a 1/5 scale w a 1/8 scale feel/responsiveness in terms of handling. I cannot help but be excited by that comment because I think it’s exactly what I’m looking for. But between the 2 models which one would you go with if it could be only 1? Thanks sorry that was lengthy..
That's a tough one for me. I still have my Sledge. But it's heavily modded now. And the XRT I sold a while back. I would have my Outcast 8s EXB before the XRT. But, to answer your question... If I could do it all over, I would keep the XRT and spend some money on it.
ADU components are very high quality, I’ve used them on several builds, zero fitment issues & extremely durable. I haven’t spent another dollar at M2C & won’t now that Mitch has retired. ADU is every bit as good without the QC issues i had with my last few M2C purchases.
I love my asuga!
My favourite RC ❤
Awesome addition to your fleet .... Fun buggy for sure ... Go over your diffs though coz mine were poorly filled from factory 😊
Congrats with the Asuga! They are great RC's, tough as nails and handle great right out of the box. You're right about having to notching the plastic to fit 160 AMP ESC's. From day one I stuck a Firma 160 in mine with a castle 1520 1650kv motor. It's nuts how fast it is but I have a castle MMX8s sitting on the shelf for the last 6 months but it runs so good with the Firma 160, I just can't change it. The stock motor mount will limit how big of a motor you can go. Basherqueen makes spacers if you need to add a few mm of space to put a thicker motor in it.
1 bit of advice, check your diffs from the factory. Every Corrally I have has needed different oil. The front shock tower will bend pretty quickly so get your new aluminum or basherqueen front shock towers. Have fun with it and please keep posting content. If you find aftermarket parts please keep us posted.
In my opinion, That’s the best looking RC from team corally. I really like it. Their engineering is top tier, the looks just need to catch up. Just my two cents 🤷🏾♂️.
This buggy is amazing, handles better than any RC I have. However, their plastic still isn't the best. Broke a few parts while I was out.
I liked the rear skid plate + rear bumper that came with it. Typhon should have that at least as an optional part. Great video!
I think you said 'guys' at least 100 times in this video
I thought that was a hyperbole, nope you're right, pretty much every sentence.
Who cares?
The Asuga is a beast 👍💪
I bought the Spark. Its a buggie tank.
I have a max6 in mine and it’s a bit over the top. It gives the drive line a hard time. With a low kv motor you will want the smaller spur gear.
In what way does it affect the driveline? Only asking because I was thinking of getting this roller. I have a spare max6 1650kv combo laying around that I was going to stick in it. Too much?
@@maxcurry9667 The Corally’s have a fairly aggressive drive line angle. With so much torque it has chewed the dog bones up pretty quickly. I would be interested in how others get on with it. 🤔
@wasa7 interesting. May have to try it out for science sake and report back to you lol.
Being from Canada isn’t it harder to come by Parts & what not? or do we have Team Corally Dealers around?
Red looks better than the blue
Where can I order 15 tooth pinion? Hard to change from 13 I’m a newbie
I used to have a Radix 6 and I've been eying up these new Corally releases. Trying to decide between the Asuga and the Kagama rollers because they both look solid and seem like great value for money.
Asuga is a beast - got a roller built up w/ a max6, 1750kv and it’s a tank. Hey Jason - love your content and respect your input and review perspectives immensely. I’ve owned, built and run about every popular rc out there - primarily bashers I guess you’d say. I have been downsizing lately and want to narrow my fleet down to a select “worthy” few. I’m debating between the sledge and xrt right now and can’t decide. I recall you saying in one of your xrt vids you described the xrt as a 1/5 scale w a 1/8 scale feel/responsiveness in terms of handling. I cannot help but be excited by that comment because I think it’s exactly what I’m looking for. But between the 2 models which one would you go with if it could be only 1? Thanks sorry that was lengthy..
That's a tough one for me. I still have my Sledge. But it's heavily modded now. And the XRT I sold a while back. I would have my Outcast 8s EXB before the XRT. But, to answer your question... If I could do it all over, I would keep the XRT and spend some money on it.
ADU components are very high quality, I’ve used them on several builds, zero fitment issues & extremely durable.
I haven’t spent another dollar at M2C & won’t now that Mitch has retired. ADU is every bit as good without the QC issues i had with my last few M2C purchases.
Awesome that you got one finally! I’m sure there will be some good videos coming 🤩 You mentioned Kalamazoo twice 🤔 Guess that is the next video!
It should have been here by now, but USPS screwed up something. Now it's coming UPS and should be here Wednesday. Fingers crossed.