Cougar KR

[Team 36]

Hi I'm thinking off buying the new cougar KR want is it like on grass/ astro any info would be great :-)

[buggy#0]

If you are going to use it solely for astro, an SV2 would be a much better alternative. A rear motor car is nowhere near as fast on high grip, and you'll only have to shell out £1 more on Modelsport to get one.

[gazhillAE]

Sv2 amazing all rounder
Number 5 RC
Speak to mike Parker and he will sort you out a better deal than that!

[badger5]

For astro I would go KF to be honest as this seems to be what the team drivers are using now, great car as well.

[buggy#0]

For astro I would go KF to be honest as this seems to be what the team drivers are using now, great car as well.
Only issue with a KF is it's purely a high grip car. If the OP is looking for an all rounder, an SV2 is far cheaper and a much better bet.

[johnboy]

Only issue with a KF is it's purely a high grip car. If the OP is looking for an all rounder, an SV2 is far cheaper and a much better bet.

The kf with a ball diff in looks to work on most surfaces so your point about the sv2 is part correct that it's an alrounder but the kf will work on a few tracks not just high grip

[badger5]

Only issue with a KF is it's purely a high grip car. If the OP is looking for an all rounder, an SV2 is far cheaper and a much better bet.

This track in Australia doesn't look to be high grip but they still preferred the KF over the SV2.

http://www.racing-cars.com/products.asp?hideall=Y&partno=race740&templateid=18&pagewidth=550

I also use my KF on astro that at the moment is cold, damp and greasy every morning and thus quite low grip but I can still drive it good enough. I think we will see more and more that the KF will be used instead of the SV2 even in lower grip conditions.