View Full Version : K2 or YZ4 or XB4 16
david85williams
19-11-2015, 09:47 AM
So I'm currently running a KF2 and K1 Aero on Astro... I quite fancy replacing the K1 Aero with something new.
These 3 new cars all look great but what's going to be best? I know its very early days for these cars but I would like to see what peoples opinions are. Lets discuss......
cmgreen
19-11-2015, 10:17 AM
I would stick with the same brand, Schumacher, some parts will be the same.
Also the K2 will be awesome! :thumbsup:
Plus your supporting a British company!:)
J77MYF
19-11-2015, 10:23 AM
You could go wild and buy all 3 and give us a back to back shoot out report. Personally I'd sit back for a bit and see which look to be going the best. So far I'd go for the YZ-4 because a lot of the YZ-2 parts are the same and it's ultra tough!
JohnM
19-11-2015, 10:54 AM
If you're already a Schumacher boy, I'd go for the K2, wheels and some spares might be the same, plus you'll already be used to working on one.
I've had a go of a friends 2016 XB4 & it's does drive really nice though:)
The YZ4 looks really nice & Yoks tend to be bloody good. Hard to argue against the level of the UK team either.
shaun m
19-11-2015, 11:24 AM
So I'm currently running a KF2 and K1 Aero on Astro... I quite fancy replacing the K1 Aero with something new.
These 3 new cars all look great but what's going to be best? I know its very early days for these cars but I would like to see what peoples opinions are. Lets discuss......
Hey david , i maybe a bit biased! , but id say xray , that's what im getting in a couple of weeks (after maritime ) , well 2 xrays accually !!:woot:
Altho that said , if your happy with your kf2 , maybe go for the k2, but xray for me!:thumbsup:
AmiSMB
19-11-2015, 01:39 PM
And David believe me Shaun has tried them all! :p
Top Dollar
19-11-2015, 04:15 PM
Obviously I'm biased but have a look at Inside Line Racing's new PR Racing brand!
The PBSR401 4wd has an excellent spec and I can't wait to get mine!
As others have said on here though the other brands are great too - it's nice to have a choice.
Here's the link: http://www.insidelinemodels.com/inside-line-shop/kits-offroad-buggy/pr-racing-kits :thumbsup:
Fozzy1989
19-11-2015, 04:21 PM
Just built my YZ-4 and have to say the quality is awesome. Spares wise you would probably be best sticking to getting a K2 with you already running Schumacher. But if that doesn't bother go for the YZ-4 :-)
shaun m
19-11-2015, 04:28 PM
And David believe me Shaun has tried them all! :p
:p:p:woot: you tart! , :thumbsup: i have but no where as many as you :) .. tbh i would had stayed with my old durango if the didn't go titts up! , but loving my xray , inbetween my blonde moments!
Stickygeko
19-11-2015, 05:02 PM
Consider the Sworkz s104 evo too, its going very well! and comes with all the hop ups you need :)
V6Jim
19-11-2015, 05:19 PM
Obviously I'm biased but have a look at Inside Line Racing's new PR Racing brand!
The PBSR401 4wd has an excellent spec and I can't wait to get mine!
As others have said on here though the other brands are great too - it's nice to have a choice.
Here's the link: http://www.insidelinemodels.com/inside-line-shop/kits-offroad-buggy/pr-racing-kits :thumbsup:
I've got the PRSB401 4WD and the PRS1 2WD and they are both utterly fantastic!
They are new to the UK market, but I've been running them for over a year. Easily the toughest, hardest wearing and easy to drive cars I've ever owned.
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b370/jimsan17/PR401Build3_zps0d2f2612.jpg (http://s23.photobucket.com/user/jimsan17/media/PR401Build3_zps0d2f2612.jpg.html)
More info here:
http://www.oople.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=261
And they're all over Facebook too! Go on, take the plunge!
Jimmy
Chris Larner
19-11-2015, 05:27 PM
All your going to get from a thread like this is everyone recommending the car they drive, especially if they are sponsored. Waste of time asking. Also 2 of the cars you have listed aren't out yet so how can anyone answer. It's all down to personal taste really. Just buy what you like the look of most. They are all going to be top cars in the right hands if set up correctly. I drive a Team C TM4 and would obviously recommend that if not I'd change it :thumbsup:
JohnM
19-11-2015, 05:44 PM
All your going to get from a thread like this is everyone recommending the car they drive, especially if they are sponsored. Waste of time asking.
Funny enough Chris me old buddy, I didn't recommend the car I drive:p
V6Jim
19-11-2015, 05:46 PM
All your going to get from a thread like this is everyone recommending the car they drive, especially if they are sponsored. Waste of time asking. Also 2 of the cars you have listed aren't out yet so how can anyone answer. It's all down to personal taste really. Just buy what you like the look of most. They are all going to be top cars in the right hands if set up correctly. I drive a Team C TM4 and would obviously recommend that if not I'd change it :thumbsup:
You're absolutely right Chris! But David is looking for a discussion on what's available and the PR Cars definitely deserve to be considered. Good value and good quality.
Ultimately, David will weigh all this up and make his decision! One of the great pleasures in life...Shopping for a new buggy!
Jimmy
shaun m
19-11-2015, 06:01 PM
But it also helps if theyres simulair cars track side!
Not seen any of the regulars at TORCH ( David races there too) have run the PR cars yet!
But the majority of the cars there will be yz4's or xrays . And a few schumachers and tm4's.
V6Jim
19-11-2015, 06:09 PM
But it also helps if theyres simulair cars track side!
Not seen any of the regulars at TORCH ( David races there too) have run the PR cars yet!
But the majority of the cars listed will be yz4's or xrays . And a few schumachers and tm4's.
Yup, new car on the market, so there are none around (well a few). So it takes somebody to have to be a bit adventurous to buy one. There will be plenty backup from Inside Line and the team, but I understand introducing a new car is a steep hill to climb.
Jimmy
danDanEFC
19-11-2015, 06:19 PM
How about don't buy a 4wd, as 4wd is rubbish.
Either stick with or buy a 2wd as they are far better and make you more attractive.
I'm going for a k2 after my b44.3, was that or a bmax4iii, this is just personal preference after having a couple of schumachers and fancy a change.
Got the b44.3 running great but need a new project, it's on here for sale right now to make space for a k2 :thumbsup:
mark christopher
19-11-2015, 08:11 PM
All your going to get from a thread like this is everyone recommending the car they drive, especially if they are sponsored. Waste of time asking. Also 2 of the cars you have listed aren't out yet so how can anyone answer. It's all down to personal taste really. Just buy what you like the look of most. They are all going to be top cars in the right hands if set up correctly. I drive a Team C TM4 and would obviously recommend that if not I'd change it :thumbsup:
k2 was run last sunday at worksop, and mbmodels have their stock tomorrow!
mark christopher
19-11-2015, 08:12 PM
How about don't buy a 4wd, as 4wd is rubbish.
Either stick with or buy a 2wd as they are far better and make you more attractive.
even if you need a reinforced pit chair :woot::p:thumbsup:
david85williams
20-11-2015, 08:30 AM
Thanks everyone for their input. I know these sorts of questions get asked on here all the time but it's good to hear peoples opinions. :thumbsup:
Personally I want the Schumacher because it's similar to my KF2 of which I have loads of spares for. I am worried that the car is going to be difficult like my K1 Aero. The K1 can be fast but very edgy at times. Generally I'm almost as quick with my KF2 so really not feeling the advantages of 4wd.
I know the sensible choice would be to go for the xray as they run very well at both the clubs I race at.....
I think I should just wait and see how the cars are all doing.
cmgreen
20-11-2015, 08:48 AM
Thanks everyone for their input. I know these sorts of questions get asked on here all the time but it's good to hear peoples opinions. :thumbsup:
Personally I want the Schumacher because it's similar to my KF2 of which I have loads of spares for. I am worried that the car is going to be difficult like my K1 Aero. The K1 can be fast but very edgy at times. Generally I'm almost as quick with my KF2 so really not feeling the advantages of 4wd.
I know the sensible choice would be to go for the xray as they run very well at both the clubs I race at.....
I think I should just wait and see how the cars are all doing.
The K2 was designed to solve the problems of the K1, you will be fine with the K2 :thumbsup:
david85williams
21-11-2015, 07:02 PM
Obviously I'm biased but have a look at Inside Line Racing's new PR Racing brand!
The PBSR401 4wd has an excellent spec and I can't wait to get mine!
As others have said on here though the other brands are great too - it's nice to have a choice.
Here's the link: http://www.insidelinemodels.com/inside-line-shop/kits-offroad-buggy/pr-racing-kits :thumbsup:
Thanks but no thanks.... Getting a little tired of everyone trying to sell one to me.:p
V6Jim
22-11-2015, 09:25 AM
With any new brand like PR, getting it off the marketing starting blocks is always a bit tricky.
We've got to make sure that drivers know it's available and that it's good. Inside Line have taken the plunge and are starting by running a team of enthusiastic drivers who either already know the cars (me) or who are willing to give them a go. (the rest).
All we can then do is make sure it's visible to as many people as possible and then let track performance take over from there.
PR is now very well established in the Far East and the USA, is growing in Europe and just starting out here, in the UK.
I congratulate Kev Lee for taking a big risk with this brand and wish him all the best with it over the next season.
Jimmy
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