Schumacher CAT SX - Page 4

burgie · #61 07-02-2008

available Spring 2008 on the schumacher website....i know of at least one Lazer that will for sale if the new cat accepts Lipos......

andys · #62 07-02-2008

Fantastic news.

Can't wait to see it, who do i make the cheque payable to ?

gps3300 · #63 07-02-2008

Arrgggh, I hate the "crashback" Schumacher wing mounts. A wing costs, what £2 from J Concepts? Replacement O-rings cost that much alone and always break in the middle of a race so your wing flaps around.

What's the point ?

I ended up bolting the wing on the in end.

BORMAC · #64 08-02-2008

Finaly the almighty Schumacher makes a return (even though the worlds have been and gone-

). Who doesn't have some kind of history with this company? I raced the CAT XLS back in its day and the car was just soo smooth to drive on my home track. It almost made it easy winning to be honest. Many people have been awaiting this cars arrival,with many also giving up on any hope of its return.Schumacher have been doing a great job on keeping this one under wraps too.
Ive bought,sold and traded a heap of the old cars now but still own more than 20 of the older cars.They really were top cars i there day with a definate racing pedigree about them.Even though I like my 501X I may have to grab one of the new cars regardless of its battery layout.Its funy how you hear racers who squable over cell layout.With lipo's still not legal here,Im happy to arrange my cells however the platform requires.Im sure during R&D the guys behind this car have developed this car to the best of its potential.Schumacher have had the 'rumoured' CAT 4000 under development for some time now,Im sure they have gotten it right rather than just dropping another car prematurely before the recent world's.

bondy · #65 08-02-2008

Its completely different from the Cat4000! SO I have heard

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Originally Posted by BORMAC

Finaly the almighty Schumacher makes a return (even though the worlds have been and gone-

). Who doesn't have some kind of history with this company? I raced the CAT XLS back in its day and the car was just soo smooth to drive on my home track. It almost made it easy winning to be honest. Many people have been awaiting this cars arrival,with many also giving up on any hope of its return.Schumacher have been doing a great job on keeping this one under wraps too.
Ive bought,sold and traded a heap of the old cars now but still own more than 20 of the older cars.They really were top cars i there day with a definate racing pedigree about them.Even though I like my 501X I may have to grab one of the new cars regardless of its battery layout.Its funy how you hear racers who squable over cell layout.With lipo's still not legal here,Im happy to arrange my cells however the platform requires.Im sure during R&D the guys behind this car have developed this car to the best of its potential.Schumacher have had the 'rumoured' CAT 4000 under development for some time now,Im sure they have gotten it right rather than just dropping another car prematurely before the recent world's.

BORMAC · #66 08-02-2008

The rumoured CAT4000 was a name people on the Schumacher forum had coined for the up and coming CAT a couple of years ago.Spy shots of what looked more like a CAT 2000 style chassis were floating about.The 4000 term was what enthusiasts were calling what could be the new car to come.

Mash Potato · #67 08-02-2008

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Originally Posted by BORMAC

The rumoured CAT4000 was a name people on the Schumacher forum had coined for the up and coming CAT a couple of years ago.Spy shots of what looked more like a CAT 2000 style chassis were floating about.The 4000 term was what enthusiasts were calling what could be the new car to come.

The CAT 4000 was a prototype car, it was named the CAT 4000 by Schumacher. Although it didn't make it into production prototypes have been shown/raced.

Bluelock1 · #68 08-02-2008

Any pics of the car yet???

jbsmith1 · #69 08-02-2008

only this from rc-junkies...

mr. ed · #70 09-02-2008

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Originally Posted by Digital

The CAT 4000 was a prototype car, it was named the CAT 4000 by Schumacher. Although it didn't make it into production prototypes have been shown/raced.

Just out of curiosity, are any pics of that online?

ben · #71 09-02-2008

http://www.oople.com/rc/photos/cat4000/ hope this helps

mr. ed · #72 10-02-2008

Thanks, Was that a new body on the S4000? I kinda like the old body style better than what can be awaited from that SX profile picture.

terry.sc · #73 10-02-2008

No, the body on the CAT 4000 is the old CAT 2000 body. I suppose that makes it old style

mr. ed · #74 11-02-2008

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Originally Posted by terry.sc

No, the body on the CAT 4000 is the old CAT 2000 body. I suppose that makes it old style

With 'old-style' I was referring to 'shumachers old style of buggy shells'.
The later ones like the firebkade were so cool.
I wonder if the shell designer is still the same person?

J_WOODY · #75 11-02-2008

the new cat sx is listed on apex models website .... £350 or £332.50 with online discount.

Numbers are limited from the first batch, pre-order to secure your car. £50 deposit will be charged.

• All new unique drive system where the spur rotates in the same direction as the tyres.
• Three belt transmission, with adjustable internal ratio.
• 4/2 cell or one side LiPo battery configuration.
• Upright shock design.
• Pin drive Rev Lite wheels front and rear, with hex adapters for fitment of Losi style front wheels.
• All new design and parts throughout, only ball links and the wing mount remain the same.