Those are nice! Yesterday I received my Dboots backflip 6s mt.
So are those HPI tires for the Savage model? How do they hold up?
They're on my mini SavageXS, so only 1/14th scale - but they've got embossed lettering for paint
I fitted Proline Badlands Mach 10’s to my Python on Friday and have only used it twice on the playing fields on 6S for about 45 minutes total but no where near the top speed. Only around 40mph when a tyre blew off the rim. I thought these were supposed to be descent tyres. They were well glued on.
I bought proline Mach 10’s and a front one came off the rim. These were pre glued since I have glued them back on I have had no further issues. I have had belted ones a again lost the tread on a front wheel down to the wire. As said 6S+ puts a lot of strain on tyres especially if on grass and they are grippy.
Yes - 6S is 'more than adequate'. I say this as a person that once thought you could never have too much power bolted into a recreational RC truck.
Yeah man!! I was a nitro guy too back in the day. Once I saw what Lipo batteries had to offer, I dropped the nitro's like a good habit!!Yes - 6S is 'more than adequate'. I say this as a person that once thought you could never have too much power bolted into a recreational RC truck.
I was late to the brushless party, being a petrol/nitro head - but these rigs are Savage aren't they?!
The torque from them - instant torque - that tears everything up if you're not careful is insane.
But it's such good fun though, innit!
100%. The NiCaf & NiMH cells I used buy back in the day had to be really well matched to race at regional and national levels. They lacked punch otherwise. Then depending on the class, you had to choose wisely between Panasonic or Sanyo. Later with NiNH, you had to get GP cells which were good and punchy.
They did, I miss noise and smell of nitro but nothing beats the instant power and ease of use with electric, I wish it was cheaper to convert a Losi 5ive T over to electric cause I'd give that a bash, tho I'll probably end up with a DBXL E 2.0 soon, if they don't keep increasing price anyway lol100%. The NiCaf & NiMH cells I used buy back in the day had to be really well matched to race at regional and national levels. They lacked punch otherwise. Then depending on the class, you had to choose wisely between Panasonic or Sanyo. Later with NiNH, you had to get GP cells which were good and punchy.
The cells came with labels and a graph. £££.
Machine matched cells were cheaper, but it's all about that 4% difference in punch....
Now, we laugh about it - Lipos changed everything.
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