View Full Version : Release Date
carlin
20-08-2009, 07:05 AM
So has anone heard anymore about the actual release date yet.
I know it's about end of August but is it from 31st August or dragging over to September when we actually here anyhting.
Just I'm very eager like probably most of you guys to get one.
But i have sold my other buggy etc saved up, I havent been running for good few months now :(
Also on the website is says that the rear alloy toes in blocks etc are incl is this correct.
Also what do you guys reckon should be the first thing to get on spares?
I know know one has had the car, but just idea.
I was think the brass weights as i will be running LIPOS etc.
When the car is released, do we know if the spares will be available sametime so we can purchase then?
Not long now just over week left lol, counting the days down.
Adam Skelding
20-08-2009, 07:17 AM
Hi,
As stated in a previous thread the release date is the end of August.
The Alloy rear anti-squat blocks are included in the kit (they are not rear toe-in blocks). However, you do get a set of 0 and 1 degree rear hubs in the kit.
Spares:
So far I found the car to be very durable. I broke a wishbone at the Euro's, but the impact I had should have broke a wishbone.
I'd recommend the spring sets and the brass weights as an option. I've not used the weights yet and I have been happy with the car.
Spares are on the same shipment as kits, so assuming your local model shop has put in an order for the spares, they'll get them the same time as the kits.
Durango UK will have a good stock of spares for the car to support the model shops that are selling Durango product, so the supply chain will be nice and quick.
stegger
20-08-2009, 07:17 AM
I think spare's are avaliable when car comes out fella, when i get mine i was going to get wishbones and shock towers, everything else looks bomb proof :thumbsup:
stegger
20-08-2009, 07:20 AM
There you go carlin :thumbsup: adam beat me to it
I think spare's are avaliable when car comes out fella, when i get mine i was going to get wishbones and shock towers, everything else looks bomb proof :thumbsup:
I don't think the shock towers look too fragile either!
Do you think the AE springs will fit? It's not that I'd mind to spend some extra quid for the original set, but as I already have them in my box...
[Dear Santa... ;-)]
stegger
20-08-2009, 11:08 AM
I would order the towers due to it being upside down, now and again ;):lol:
JohnM
20-08-2009, 03:12 PM
Hi,
As stated in a previous thread the release date is the end of August.
The Alloy rear anti-squat blocks are included in the kit (they are not rear toe-in blocks). However, you do get a set of 0 and 1 degree rear hubs in the kit.
Spares:
So far I found the car to be very durable. I broke a wishbone at the Euro's, but the impact I had should have broke a wishbone.
I'd recommend the spring sets and the brass weights as an option. I've not used the weights yet and I have been happy with the car.
Spares are on the same shipment as kits, so assuming your local model shop has put in an order for the spares, they'll get them the same time as the kits.
Durango UK will have a good stock of spares for the car to support the model shops that are selling Durango product, so the supply chain will be nice and quick.
Adam, how will the pre-orders be filled? will we get the cars direct from Durango UK, or will they come via a shop like The RacePlace?
Also, are there many other shops other then The RacePlace that will be selling parts? I'm just about the only person who buys off-road stuff from my lhs, so I don't think they'll be doing it just for me.
carlin
23-08-2009, 07:53 PM
Adam, how will the pre-orders be filled? will we get the cars direct from Durango UK, or will they come via a shop like The RacePlace?
Also, are there many other shops other then The RacePlace that will be selling parts? I'm just about the only person who buys off-road stuff from my lhs, so I don't think they'll be doing it just for me.
Hi Adam,
Same question here.
How do we all get the cars if we have Pre-Ordered them?
Do they go to our local shops or do we get direct from Durango UK.
Does anyone know what shops will be supporting this car in the UK?
Adam Skelding
24-08-2009, 07:31 AM
Hi John / Carlin,
Pre-ordered kits will come direct from Team-Durango.
Shops will get their kits and spares from the same shipment.
We are busy working on the completely new website which will contain all the info for the model shops in your area.
The model shops we have selected to carry Team Durango product will be announced shortly. They may be small in number, but their track-side support and reputation are all good (Which is why we chose them). Also, with a small number of shops, it guarantees that you will easily be able to find all your spares in one location rather than having to pick and choose from loads of shops.
Hope this clears it up.
JohnM
24-08-2009, 11:37 AM
Cheers Adam, can't wait to get my grubby little mits on it:thumbsup:
sime46
24-08-2009, 05:19 PM
Got THE email earlier. Not long now.:thumbsup:
stegger
24-08-2009, 05:21 PM
Got THE email earlier. Not long now.:thumbsup:
I never :confused::cry::cry::cry:
JohnM
24-08-2009, 05:51 PM
I never :confused::cry::cry::cry:
I did :p:drool::thumbsup:
MikePimlott
24-08-2009, 05:53 PM
In the next 2 weeks :drool:
carlin
24-08-2009, 08:00 PM
Yes i got the email too.
But i just hope they got enough spares for me lol.......
So watch out Simon i be at Mansfield soon :thumbsup:
sime46
24-08-2009, 09:20 PM
Nice one Rob. It should be very strong(I hope). :thumbsup:
blitzboy
24-08-2009, 10:49 PM
In the next 2 weeks :drool:
already got people pre booking shells to bve done for their new rides 4 so far woop woop ,,, come on guys get yourselves sorted ,, whats a new ride with a one can wonder all about ,,, :pget some styling especally for this shell its awesome
JohnM
25-08-2009, 05:39 AM
already got people pre booking shells to bve done for their new rides 4 so far woop woop ,,, come on guys get yourselves sorted ,, whats a new ride with a one can wonder all about ,,, :pget some styling especally for this shell its awesome
One of the first things I did after putting my name down for one, was to sort the body out with you G:thumbsup:
carlin
25-08-2009, 05:46 AM
Hi Guys,
So what LIPOS are you all think of using in the car?
Been looking around to see whats best & came across these
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Intellect-7-4v-6000mAh-30C-Li-Po-Saddle-Pack-Battery_W0QQitemZ110400839850QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK _ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN?hash=item19b46720aa&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
Does anyone know if these will fit the car & are they any good?
just never really used saddle LIPOS.
Im not paying £100 for LRP ones just think thier abit over priced.
Or what do you guys recommend for the car
Marvin
25-08-2009, 08:33 AM
I doubt they'll fit, as they're very tall. I'd look at their 4200mAh cells (http://www.ripmax.com/item.asp?itemid=O-IT2S1P420030HC5&Category=010) instead, they're only 22mm tall, not 31mm like the 6000mAh cells.
jayst
25-08-2009, 08:53 AM
i don't think they are brca legal rob . im goin to use the demon 4200 35c
kriske
25-08-2009, 08:58 AM
http://www.cs-shop.de/lshop,showdetail,18525,d,1251190560-18593,produkte.akku.lipo,C211008,3,Tshowrub--produkte.akku.lipo,.htm
:thumbsup:
carlin
25-08-2009, 09:45 AM
i don't think they are brca legal rob . im goin to use the demon 4200 35c
Im not going to be doing Nationals so doesnt really matter does it?
But shame really if they wont fit.
Is thier anywhere that tells us what size & specs lipos are req (will fit) for the car anywhere?
Adam Skelding
25-08-2009, 10:00 AM
Hi,
Regarding LiPo's:
All current EFRA and BRCA Legal LiPo's fit.
I have the Yuntong 4600 LiPo's in at the moment.
Other LiPo's that fit include.
Speed Passion.
Cs-Electronic.
Trakpower (3200).
The LiPo hold down bracket is high enough to accomodate the current EFRA/BRCA legal limit for height of LiPo's.
The IP ones you post a link to will also fit as they are on the BRCA list to.. (But not the 6000mAh ones)
carlin
25-08-2009, 12:17 PM
Hi,
Regarding LiPo's:
All current EFRA and BRCA Legal LiPo's fit.
I have the Yuntong 4600 LiPo's in at the moment.
Other LiPo's that fit include.
Speed Passion.
Cs-Electronic.
Trakpower (3200).
The LiPo hold down bracket is high enough to accomodate the current EFRA/BRCA legal limit for height of LiPo's.
The IP ones you post a link to will also fit as they are on the BRCA list to.. (But not the 6000mAh ones)
Hi Adam,
Thanks buddy for the information :thumbsup:
The 4200mah intellect cells are very good and will fit. Got my shell booked in (if i can get paypal to work - emailed you again about it G!)
carlin
26-08-2009, 05:51 PM
So what speedo's and lipos are you all thinking of using, when you get the car?
Im not sure what will fit does anyone know?
Does it have to be fiited without fan or anything?
jayst
26-08-2009, 06:07 PM
demon 4200 35c and nosram pearl , spektrum micro reciever
mark christopher
26-08-2009, 07:32 PM
trakpower dark nosram stcc and spektrum micro reciever inolabs servo
If/when I get the DEX410, I think I will get some Vampire Racing Lipos - same distributor and shop in Gemany!
HVAC25000
27-08-2009, 04:17 AM
I'm going to try and stuff a Novak GTB in mine and hope I don't have to cut a hole for the giant fan and heatsink. Oh, and IP lipos.
carlin
29-08-2009, 07:50 PM
looks like APEX models will be supporting the car then?
Seen it advertised on thier website
They are selling them for £445
bender
30-08-2009, 11:52 AM
The Japanese distibutors are packing kits this weekend - it's getting close :thumbsup:
RETRO R/C
31-08-2009, 12:46 PM
The Japanese distibutors are packing kits this weekend - it's getting close :thumbsup:
Yep, I really cant wait for mine to arrive - should be here by Wednesday or Thursday!:wub
You getting one to mate?
Cheers
Darryn
bender
31-08-2009, 12:57 PM
Hi Darryn,
Yes I will be getting one for sure, getting a ted fed up with the Cat at the moment, struggling to get it to work up here in Brissie.
I'm hoping that at the very least the Durango will be built like a tank!
I have struggled to finish a race meeting this year without breaking something on my 4wds (I also have a Durga)
BTW where are you getting yours from? They seem cheapest from Tresey (Japanese distributor) but they havent replied to my last email.
RETRO R/C
31-08-2009, 01:17 PM
Yeah - I hear you on the CAT mate. I had alot of success with it - however it was very, very hard work to be fast. I ran a B44 this weekend at the interclub in Sydney, and it was a rocket....very easy to drive fast, required alot less stress with set up too. Just never thought I would drive an Associated car....now I am running a B4 and a B44.
Looking at the Durango, it looks tough as nails and with those geared diffs, it will be highly consistent. I got mine from Japan...........not only the cheapest - but also the closest!
They seem very good to deal with.
Cheers
Darryn
carlin
31-08-2009, 05:40 PM
Yep, I really cant wait for mine to arrive - should be here by Wednesday or Thursday!:wub
You getting one to mate?
Cheers
Darryn
I guess you guys have had been confirmed that they have been shipped etc?
Shame we stll waiting in UK, it's SEPT tomorrow :bored:
we“re waiting tooo in germany ^^
Adam Skelding
31-08-2009, 06:46 PM
Hi,
You're an impatient lot.
The Kits are in the country awaiting clearance from customs and excise to pull their finger out.
We'll get them out the the shops and distributors as soon as we can as mentioned previously. So can we have a halt to the 'I'm still waiting' messages, they don't achieve anything ;)
telboy
31-08-2009, 07:01 PM
I'm still waiting!:lol:
:p
Only joking.
Good news then everyone.:thumbsup:
Thanks for clearing that up Mr Skelding.
Did you do the Nat at RHR? How did you do?
vinny20
31-08-2009, 07:18 PM
So can we have a halt to the 'I'm still waiting' messages, they don't achieve anything ;)[/quote]
Well said adam i think this is the most tempting kit everyone is waiting for
RETRO R/C
01-09-2009, 06:34 AM
I agree, Adam has been very patient.
Lets face it, its been since 2001 that the first results for this car appeared - perhaps a couple more days wont hurt!! ;)
I am comforted by the fact that they have waited to perfect as much as they can before getting the kits out.
I am sure the wait will be well worth it.
Cheers
Darryn
c0sie
02-09-2009, 12:47 PM
I hope Customs clear these soon as I cant wait to see pics of everyones cars :D
Tema Durango, putting Ashby on the map lol
carlin
02-09-2009, 12:58 PM
I hope Customs clear these soon as I cant wait to see pics of everyones cars :D
Tema Durango, putting Ashby on the map lol
Yeah well i be up day & night building mine lol.
I aint had car for past 3months been waiting for this, so need to get out & play.
Got G doing me bodyshell when we finally get our hands on the kits :thumbsup:
When does Worksop start again ?
carlin
03-09-2009, 07:40 AM
Hi Adam,
Just one main question.
Wheels & tires does the kit come with any?
Just want to double check what wheel fittings does it come with?
Hex fitting or pins fittings like the CAT SX does?
Do we require anything else?
Also the diff oils of chance what weight is mainly being used & what weight comes in the kits?
Just so got everything i need so i can build the kit up when they are available buddy.
Thanks
Adam Skelding
03-09-2009, 07:48 AM
Hi,
The kit comes with wheels (DEX 410) White.
No tyres - No point, we don't know what surface your running on ;)
Fitment:
I've run so far:
HB rear (After mounting the HB Hex)
HB front (See earlier post)
B4/B44 Rear
B44 front (Check Offset)
Losi front (Offset is OK)
Schumacher Rear.
To be honest, the DEX wheels are the best. They also Acetone really well. They don't seem to alter in stiffness after repeated Acetone-ing, and they seem to stay nice and white.
At the moment I'm using 10,000 in the front and 3,000 in the rear.
Please add a new topic to the forum if the post is not related to the topic header. It keeps the forum easy to find answers to questions.
Set-up sheet is done (In English). We'll try and have it posted today if not tomorrow. I'll do one anyway and post it on here, it's where I'm at at the moment, which seems to be a good starting point. :thumbsup:
GRIFF55
03-09-2009, 08:20 AM
WHITE!!!! you know yellow is faster adam:p:lol:
RETRO R/C
04-09-2009, 01:01 AM
Mine arrived just over an hour ago.:wub
Man - seriously nice bit of kit - EXTREMELY well presented.
Couple of interesting intial observations:
a) Made in Taiwan.
b) Parts quality is absolutely OUTSATNDING. Reminds me very much of X-Ray in terms of alloy and material quality. VERY impressive.
c) In reference to the question above - the front wheel off-set appears to be the same as the B44/CAT etc. Will be easier to tell once the car is built.
d) Manual is small and very well laid out - something that can be kept in the pit box for reference without taking up alot of room.
e) Did I mention that the parts quality is outstanding? :drool::woot:
I ordered the optional spring set, brass weights and some spares. Spares pricing is VERY good - comparable with any car out there - in fact in alot of cases, the Durango parts are priced better.
Spring set is huge - 8 different pairs (meaning - 8 pairs of fronts and 8 pairs of rears!!!).....sucky thing is that there is no reference to their poundage anywhere!:( I am sure that will come out soon though. Those brass weights are worth buying just to look at- really very nice indeed.
I suppose any new car is going to give you that "warm all over" glow, however with this kit you definately get the strong feeling that the extra dollars you spent on it are VERY MUCH worth it.
Sadly I wont be able to start building mine until next Monday - as I start 12 hour nightshifts with work tonight!:cry::thumbdown:
If you have been "thinking" about gettng a Durango - DONT hesitate - you will not be dissapointed in any way.
Cheers guys,
Darryn Johnson
Lovezyy
04-09-2009, 01:10 AM
I got my on wensday and already built it up. Very nice car. Good job Durango.
PS. I am in China.
RETRO R/C
04-09-2009, 01:15 AM
Just checked the wheels from the kit and put them onto my B44 - same offset - so B44 wheels will work!! yay!:thumbsup:
Have to say though - the standard Durango wheels do indeed look very nice and solid. I particualarly like the raised section around the nut. I think these wheels will find favour with other cars as well.
Cheers
Darryn
Nehpets
04-09-2009, 02:53 AM
Mine got here not long ago too. :thumbsup:
Although I'm stuck at work so I can't do much more than look at the sealed box. :thumbdown:
carlin
04-09-2009, 05:11 AM
Thats it you lot rub it in lol :cry:
Glad they are coming through, hope to see some pics over the weekend you guys building them up.
Im going to order the weights/springs/some spare wheels & bodyshell when i order the car.
Holeshot
04-09-2009, 06:18 AM
Did you purchase yours off Venom, Retro R/C?
sime46
04-09-2009, 08:12 AM
Sometimes being in europe sucks. Always the last to get the good stuff. Come on Durango, peole want to get building this sucker. lol. Must try to sleep. Must keep Bmax. OOH the torture.
jayst
04-09-2009, 03:49 PM
just had a email . monday we will be ordering our durango's :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
JohnM
04-09-2009, 03:57 PM
Just got it as well:thumbsup:
Blitz, you'd better get the air brush warmed up ready bud:lol:
carlin
04-09-2009, 05:03 PM
Yeah finally lol.....
Adam
Does this mean we order them Monday will they be sent on Monday or later in the week?
HVAC25000
04-09-2009, 05:15 PM
Sometimes being in europe sucks. Always the last to get the good stuff.
Try living in the U.S.! All we get is Losi, AE, and Traxxas, and NEVER get the good stuff unless we order from, Europe, where you guys already have the good stuff.
Holeshot
04-09-2009, 05:20 PM
Try living in the U.S.! All we get is Losi, AE, and Traxxas, and NEVER get the good stuff unless we order from, Europe, where you guys already have the good stuff.
Venom Racing is the distributor for Australia, can't see why they can't do it for America aswell
Adam Skelding
04-09-2009, 08:10 PM
Yeah finally lol.....
Adam
Does this mean we order them Monday will they be sent on Monday or later in the week?
Hi,
You'll get your e-mail and from their you can order your kit that you joined the pre-order list for.
However, as you've been the most sarcastic and critical about the release date i'll hold your kit back especially. :lol:
The hassles we've had have been out of our hands. We'll just be glad once everyone has the kit and finds out for themselves how good it is!
RETRO R/C
05-09-2009, 01:36 AM
Did you purchase yours off Venom, Retro R/C?
Hi Holeshot,
I have the same answer as you have read on the Australian R/C Tech forums......unfortunately I pre-ordered 3 days before the Australian distributorship was announced. From now on my support will be with the Australian agent.
As for the distribution rights in other countries - they are negotiated sepearately. I beleive the US already has a distributor?
As the product is manufactured in Asia - it stands to reason tha those shops/distributors would get the product slightly before the other side of the world. Durango have done a pretty good job of doing a co-ordinated world wide release.
God knows how patient Adam has been with our constant "badgerings" - mate - you deserve a medal!!
Cheers
Darryn
carlin
05-09-2009, 09:43 AM
However, as you've been the most sarcastic and critical about the release date i'll hold your kit back especially. :lol:
The hassles we've had have been out of our hands. We'll just be glad once everyone has the kit and finds out for themselves how good it is![/quote]
LMAO no problems :thumbsup:
Holeshot
06-09-2009, 06:34 AM
Hi Holeshot,
I have the same answer as you have read on the Australian R/C Tech forums......unfortunately I pre-ordered 3 days before the Australian distributorship was announced. From now on my support will be with the Australian agent.
As for the distribution rights in other countries - they are negotiated sepearately. I beleive the US already has a distributor?
As the product is manufactured in Asia - it stands to reason tha those shops/distributors would get the product slightly before the other side of the world. Durango have done a pretty good job of doing a co-ordinated world wide release.
God knows how patient Adam has been with our constant "badgerings" - mate - you deserve a medal!!
Cheers
Darryn
I got in contact with Venom and they said that racers can only purchase the kits and parts direct from them, you wont see them in hobby stores
RETRO R/C
06-09-2009, 04:11 PM
I got in contact with Venom and they said that racers can only purchase the kits and parts direct from them, you wont see them in hobby stores
That's pretty much what I was alluding to mate.
It will be a good thing for the brand here in Australia.
Cheers
Darryn
JohnM
07-09-2009, 11:58 AM
Just got the email of emails, so that's my money gone:thumbsup:
jayst
07-09-2009, 12:47 PM
yea mine to :thumbsup:
carlin
07-09-2009, 01:20 PM
Yep i got it just paid for mine.
But like Donkey forgot to order the bloody spares lol.
Adam,
When it is released on Wednesday can i go back on order spares just wasnt sure if i can or not sorry my fault just remember needed some bits lol :)
Adam Skelding
07-09-2009, 01:29 PM
Yep i got it just paid for mine.
But like Donkey forgot to order the bloody spares lol.
Adam,
When it is released on Wednesday can i go back on order spares just wasnt sure if i can or not sorry my fault just remember needed some bits lol :)
Yeah. You'll be able to log in after Weds.
I wouldn't worry though, I'm holding your kit back remember ;) :p
carlin
07-09-2009, 01:45 PM
Yeah. You'll be able to log in after Weds.
I wouldn't worry though, I'm holding your kit back remember ;) :p
Ah yeah thats about right typical delivery service LMAO :p:p
Cheers for the reply buddy :thumbsup:
cjm_2008
07-09-2009, 01:55 PM
apologies if this has been asked before... but what's the order turnaround time on the kits?
I'm very tempted. just don't tell the missus....
TRIPLE D
07-09-2009, 03:24 PM
is there a US distributor?????? I read through this and did not see one.
henga
07-09-2009, 03:40 PM
Are the emails going out in any order? I received an email on Friday but have not received one today allowing me to order a kit. Thanks
Is there already a release date for the budget 'R' version?
kriske
07-09-2009, 08:22 PM
Are the emails going out in any order? I received an email on Friday but have not received one today allowing me to order a kit. Thanks
Yes, but I cannot pay,
Sage Pay Server returned a Status of FAIL
Sage Pay returned an ERROR status. The description of the error was "couldn't connect to host"
:(
vinny20
07-09-2009, 09:58 PM
just got mine today taking it nice and easy building it no rushing its awsome baby :thumbsup:
MikePimlott
07-09-2009, 10:17 PM
just got mine today taking it nice and easy building it no rushing its awsome baby :thumbsup:
Didnt think they was being despatched till today. :confused:
vinny20
07-09-2009, 10:23 PM
well they are now durango told me they got the kit on frieday i just rang them today
HVAC25000
07-09-2009, 11:45 PM
Are the emails going out in any order? I received an email on Friday but have not received one today allowing me to order a kit. Thanks
I didn't get an email either. Depressing since I woke up with credit card in hand and dove at my computer. Guess there's no point in being on the preorder list for us.
henga
08-09-2009, 12:16 AM
I didn't get an email either. Depressing since I woke up with credit card in hand and dove at my computer. Guess there's no point in being on the preorder list for us.
I was the same. I was checking my email every half hour.
Hopefully it will arrive today instead. I sent my preorder email
on the first day so I hope that there won't be a problem now.
HVAC25000
08-09-2009, 01:13 AM
I just received my email :thumbsup: Odd bit being, it says I received it at 4:23am (U.S. pacific time). It's now 6:13pm. So, email error, possibly.
JohnM
08-09-2009, 03:03 AM
just got mine today taking it nice and easy building it no rushing its awsome baby :thumbsup:
Not long befoe there is a Durango for sale then.
Bump:p
Adam Skelding
08-09-2009, 07:16 AM
If anyone has had e-mail or payment issues.
Please send an e-mail to
[email protected]
Some e-mail addresses have had issues, either entered in-correctly or other problems.
We have a full list of pre-order e-mails here, we can check them manually and get the e-mail out to you.
:thumbsup:
kriske
08-09-2009, 07:50 AM
If anyone has had e-mail or payment issues.
Please send an e-mail to
[email protected]
Some e-mail addresses have had issues, either entered in-correctly or other problems.
We have a full list of pre-order e-mails here, we can check them manually and get the e-mail out to you.
:thumbsup:
My pay problem has been solved now.:thumbsup:
Today there were no more problems. Order or payment.
JohnM
09-09-2009, 09:27 AM
Mine just turned up:thumbsup:
Now, do I get more sleep, or build the car...........:lol:
c0sie
09-09-2009, 09:35 AM
Sleep?
Pah!
Build and photograph :D
jayst
09-09-2009, 10:30 AM
:thumbsup: mine has just arrived :thumbsup:
Nehpets
09-09-2009, 10:52 AM
Mine has been built for the last 5 days :p, sleep wasn't at all important during the build.
Haven't run it yet though :blush:
carlin
09-09-2009, 12:24 PM
Mines just turned up at home.
Finish work in next hour make start building it up :thumbsup:
Cheers Adam for quick delivery :woot:
Bodyshell sent to Blitzboy to work his magic too........:p
PaulUpton
10-09-2009, 06:18 AM
Gone a bit quiet, everyone must be busy building kits :thumbsup:
carlin
10-09-2009, 07:52 AM
Well mine is 80% built lol......
Spent most evening building the car.
Just got shocks, turnbuckles, radio gear etc to fit thats it.
Build quality is brilliant very impressed.
No filing or having to make any mods to get things to fit.
Just go to wait for my speedo & motor now.
Decided to get the Tekin RS system, seems very good fromwhat i have seen & it's small :thumbsup:
Adam what weights are you using on the car?
I will be running Lipos, just for setup on the car.
Thanks
Chequered Flag Racing
10-09-2009, 08:55 AM
probably been asked somewere but is the kit available to order via LHS?
TEINsports
10-09-2009, 09:02 AM
Gents, was wondering if anyone encountered this problem when building the front plastic bulkhead. On the part where you secure the bulkhead to the chassis, there seem to be weak spots at the area which the 4 screws thread into the plastic bulkhead. After securing the 4 screws, it was pretty obvious that a faint crack line has formed at the area i mentioned. If you look at the bulkhead from the front, you could actually see that the area is slightly 'recessed' for the front arms to fit but in fact, has made that area 'weaker'. Am i building it wrong? Will post pics later........
Lovezyy
10-09-2009, 09:08 AM
Gents, was wondering if anyone encountered this problem when building the front plastic bulkhead. On the part where you secure the bulkhead to the chassis, there seem to be weak spots at the area which the 4 screws thread into the plastic bulkhead. After securing the 4 screws, it was pretty obvious that a faint crack line has formed at the area i mentioned. If you look at the bulkhead from the front, you could actually see that the area is slightly 'recessed' for the front arms to fit but in fact, has made that area 'weaker'. Am i building it wrong? Will post pics later........
It's normal. All have this problem. My friend told me he already asked team durango about this and they said it's ok.
c0sie
10-09-2009, 09:12 AM
probably been asked somewere but is the kit available to order via LHS?
www.theraceplace.co.uk ?
TEINsports
10-09-2009, 09:13 AM
It's normal. All have this problem. My friend told me he already asked team durango about this and they said it's ok.
Thanks Lovezyy. I hope that won't break any sooner than expected:woot:
Adam Skelding
10-09-2009, 09:20 AM
Well mine is 80% built lol......
Spent most evening building the car.
Just got shocks, turnbuckles, radio gear etc to fit thats it.
Build quality is brilliant very impressed.
No filing or having to make any mods to get things to fit.
Just go to wait for my speedo & motor now.
Decided to get the Tekin RS system, seems very good fromwhat i have seen & it's small :thumbsup:
Adam what weights are you using on the car?
I will be running Lipos, just for setup on the car.
Thanks
Personally, I've not run the weights yet as I didn't have them until the weekend. Craig was the first person to run them on the car and instantly noticed a big improvement.
TBH: It's probably what I've been looking for, a little more weight over the rear. I'd certainly get some after my experiences with the D4 without weight. ;)
Adam Skelding
10-09-2009, 09:34 AM
......and the bulkheads.
That's how they are to get the correct Geometry.
We've crash tested the car plenty, if you break the bulkheads there, that'll be the least of your worries ;)
Chequered Flag Racing
10-09-2009, 10:44 AM
www.theraceplace.co.uk (http://www.theraceplace.co.uk) ?
http://www.oople.com/forums/images/icons/icon13.gif that's not my LHS
www.stocktonmodeller.co.uk (http://www.stocktonmodeller.co.uk) is http://www.oople.com/forums/images/icons/icon14.gif
c0sie
10-09-2009, 10:47 AM
http://www.oople.com/forums/images/icons/icon13.gif that's not my LHS
www.stocktonmodeller.co.uk (http://www.stocktonmodeller.co.uk) is http://www.oople.com/forums/images/icons/icon14.gif
Well shit, remind me not to bother next time :thumbdown:
Adam Skelding
10-09-2009, 10:54 AM
http://www.oople.com/forums/images/icons/icon13.gif that's not my LHS
www.stocktonmodeller.co.uk (http://www.stocktonmodeller.co.uk) is http://www.oople.com/forums/images/icons/icon14.gif
Laydees. Please put down your handbags, you should know better.:wub
Only 6 model shops will be stocking the Durango cars and parts. Basically the ones that offer trackside support to racers in the UK. :thumbsup:
They also offer excellent on-line service and back-up which we at Durango love...
These are: (In no particular order)
The Race Place (National Track Side Model Shop)
J.E. Spares
M.B. Models
PBM
Apex Models
MicroTech
TEINsports
10-09-2009, 10:55 AM
......and the bulkheads.
That's how they are to get the correct Geometry.
We've crash tested the car plenty, if you break the bulkheads there, that'll be the least of your worries ;)
Thanks Adam. Any here's some pics for illustration purposes.
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s189/teinsports/Durango/leftfrontbulkhead.jpg
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s189/teinsports/Durango/rightfrontbulkhead.jpg
^^^^ A mod got modded :lol:
From that pic above that car looks amazing quality, good job guys :thumbsup:
JohnM
10-09-2009, 12:46 PM
Thanks Adam. Any here's some pics for illustration purposes.
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s189/teinsports/Durango/leftfrontbulkhead.jpg
http://i152.photobucket.com/albums/s189/teinsports/Durango/rightfrontbulkhead.jpg
I hate to say it mate, but I think it might be something you've done, I just checked mine, and its fine.
GRIFF55
10-09-2009, 12:49 PM
nope, mines's the same. just a little stress mark so no worries!!:thumbsup:
c0sie
10-09-2009, 12:50 PM
Oooh, Griff, are you gonna keep this car the colour it was intended to be, or have the anodisers got themselves a package enroute? lol
TEINsports
10-09-2009, 02:24 PM
I hate to say it mate, but I think it might be something you've done, I just checked mine, and its fine.
im pretty sure the screws are straight in. but anyway, with Adam and the other's assurance, i sure hope it stays that way. Cheers!
HVAC25000
10-09-2009, 07:42 PM
Hey guys, I know I read it somewhere but for some reason the search function isn't finding the answer.
What's the FDR on this car? Need to know what pinions to order.
Chris
Here (http://www.oople.com/forums/showpost.php?p=282599&postcount=2) you go.
Hey guys, I know I read it somewhere but for some reason the search function isn't finding the answer.
What's the FDR on this car? Need to know what pinions to order.
Chris
Bungleaio
10-09-2009, 08:31 PM
Come on guys where are the photos?
HVAC25000
10-09-2009, 10:10 PM
Perhaps a specific picture thread should be started. All the other brands have one
Chequered Flag Racing
11-09-2009, 07:34 PM
Only 6 model shops will be stocking the Durango cars and parts. Basically the ones that offer trackside support to racers in the UK.
The Race Place (National Track Side Model Shop)
J.E. Spares
M.B. Models
PBM
Apex Models
MicroTech
Apex
I make that 7 :p
unless the two Apex shops are one and the same ;)
jaans
14-09-2009, 09:23 AM
Sorry if this has been answered somewhere before, but I couldn't find the answer. What I'd like to know is have any release dates been revealed for the reasonably priced version of new Durango buggy? What features of DEX410 will be missing from the reasonably priced version?
I might be interested in buying it if it can compete feature-wise with other cars in it's price range (Team Associated B44 for example).
Bungleaio
14-09-2009, 12:51 PM
From what I've heard about the quality of the components that are in the kit it is reasonably priced
jaans
14-09-2009, 12:56 PM
From what I've heard about the quality of the components that are in the kit it is reasonably priced
I'm sure DEX410 is a top-notch car with quality components, but for me, it's not reasonably priced. Unfortunately I can't justify paying 510 euros for an RC car kit at this moment.
Because the car still certainly seems interesting, I might be willing to pay 300 euros for a "lite" version (this price range was posted earlier at this site for the cheaper version).
I don't know what are most expensive parts in DEX410 kit that make it cost more than 500 euros, but I'd like to know what's missing in the cheaper version. Also I'd like to know when it's out, so I can decide if I'll wait for it or buy some other kit that's in the price range I'm willing to pay.
vinny20
14-09-2009, 01:18 PM
since when has durango been cheap there the best i spent £445 on mine but it was worth it i would say the parts are high quality no boubt you get what u pay for mate
I think the question Jaans is raising is valid. If you can't/don't want to pay £445, but are tempted to wait for the "R" version, what will be different on the "clubracer-level" kit? I think you've got to assume the chassis will be different (upto £100 to shave off the budget there across the 3 main parts).
My question would be will the "R" have gear diffs or not? And if I had a definite answer to this I'd be able to decide now whether to wait for its release or not.
Marvin
14-09-2009, 02:44 PM
since when has durango been cheap there the best i spent £445 on mine but it was worth it i would say the parts are high quality no boubt you get what u pay for mate
I don't think that he means he isn't willing to pay £445, but rather that maybe he has a more limited budget than you. Besides, have you never read this post, where the 'R' spec version was announced, which I'm pretty sure is the one that jaans is refering to:
Team Durango have at long last announced the price for the long-long-awaited 'Durango' electric buggy, the DEX410. At the same time, and possibly to cushion the blow at the high price of that car in this economic climate, a 'sport' version of the car has also been announced with a lower spec called the DEX410R, though details are yet to be finalised.
jimmy
14-09-2009, 06:30 PM
I think the question Jaans is raising is valid. If you can't/don't want to pay £445, but are tempted to wait for the "R" version, what will be different on the "clubracer-level" kit? I think you've got to assume the chassis will be different (upto £100 to shave off the budget there across the 3 main parts).
My question would be will the "R" have gear diffs or not? And if I had a definite answer to this I'd be able to decide now whether to wait for its release or not.
The R will have ball differentials. Everything else is still not confirmed - or at least they're not telling anyone. There's a LOT of machined alloy on this car - even various suspension hanger options that you might not use. The details on the car are what make it the price it is - worth 445 quid? you pay your money and take your choice, I think it's certainly worth it for the car - just compare it to anything else, and you can see the car has been a long time in development and has had a lot of investment.
GRIFF55
14-09-2009, 08:45 PM
The details on the car are what make it the price it is - worth 445 quid?
one word from me, YES!!!:thumbsup:
nitrokillah
14-09-2009, 08:59 PM
seen maxxo's ride up close . Man the details on this car is Sic . :drool::drool:
worth it if you ask me .
Si Coe
14-09-2009, 09:10 PM
This is one of those silly statements though isn't it!
Worth it is a very relative term - depending on whether you have £450 lying around! If you have, well then its worth it. If you haven't, you are better off getting a B44 and eating something other than Value beans for 6 months straight.
jimmy
14-09-2009, 09:45 PM
So you're saying if you don't have enough money for the car - get something cheaper? :thumbsup: Sounds like a plan to me! :lol:
Si Coe
14-09-2009, 10:16 PM
Well Duh!
More if you can't easily afford it its not worth suffering to save for.
jimmy
14-09-2009, 10:52 PM
If you can't easily afford the B44, what do you do? eat jam sandwiches for the rest of your life? No you bloody save up and get a durango instead, sorted.
Well Duh!
More if you can't easily afford it its not worth suffering to save for.
Jesus suffered for us all so you too could have a durango :thumbsup:
If you believe that crap :woot:
JohnM
15-09-2009, 06:52 AM
More if you can't easily afford it its not worth suffering to save for.
I'd say any amount of suffering would be worth taking, if it meant getting a DEX410 at the end:thumbsup:
Mine won first time out on Sunday, against probably the best driver in the EoE region:thumbsup:
Adam Skelding
15-09-2009, 08:03 AM
TBH:
I've had this discussion with quite a few people who have questioned the price of the DEX410.
My reply has been:
1. Most people who are buying the DEX410 are not 1st timers, so the demographic is quite different.
2. How many kits come so well specced out of the box? We've all run car's that have required a lot of money to get them working out of the box.
3. How many packs of NiMH's did you take to racing last year (~6 x £60= £360) and how many packs of LiPo's do you take to a meeting now? (1 or 2 @ £60= £120). How often do they need replacing compared to NiMH's.
I think the days of the Chassis being the cheap part of the sport are gone. Actually turning upto meetings (Fuel, Food, accomodation (where needed)) is the more cost consuming part of racing. We don't have to buy brushes, skim motors and replace worn out armatures anymore.
Brushless and LiPo have driven the cost of off road down, which has made the class boom a little again and probably made the kits look expensive again in relative terms.
Those who have bought the DEX410, certainly don't seem to be complaining about the money they've parted with. Which to me speaks volumes....
c0sie
15-09-2009, 08:14 AM
Id be interested to hear if JohnM, for example, would have had no chance of victory on Sunday if he had raced using whichever RC he owned before buying the DEX?
GRIFF55
15-09-2009, 10:53 AM
Mine won first time out on Sunday, against probably the best driver in the WELSH region:thumbsup:[/quote]
He did only run 4wd twice, but all the same, it still won.
Have to say i was very impressed how well the car responded to changes and went so well out of the box. Little fettling over the winter and i think this thing could very well be a missile!
bigred5765
15-09-2009, 11:03 AM
Mathew raced against Stu Hurley at southport at the weekend,Stu was driving his new durango, and Matty was the one having a hard time holding Stu of,hell he even beet Matthew fair and square in round 4, and that was a first EVER,
millzy
15-09-2009, 11:05 AM
Mine won first time out on Sunday, against probably the best driver in the WELSH region:thumbsup:
He did only run 4wd twice, but all the same, it still won.
Have to say i was very impressed how well the car responded to changes and went so well out of the box. Little fettling over the winter and i think this thing could very well be a missile![/QUOTE]
Jody Denner was there!! bloody hell
JohnM
15-09-2009, 11:36 AM
Id be interested to hear if JohnM, for example, would have had no chance of victory on Sunday if he had raced using whichever RC he owned before buying the DEX?
Put it this way, I had an electrical issue in the second race of the day, which meant I couldn't run the DEX for the rest of the day, so had to go back to my trusty Yokomo BX, which I've run for 3 seasons now, know inside and out, perfectly set-up for me and the local tracks, etc, and I only got close to beating that driver once all day, after the DEX was put away, he was his usual unbeatable self.
Also, on a track that got faster as the day went on, it took me 4 races till I nipped under the fastest race lap for the DEX, and like I said, Yokomo, perfectly set-up, known for years, Durango, run once, guessed at the set-up, so alot more to come from it:thumbsup:
Much like what Adam said, I don't have a problem with the car costing £445, my wife on the other hand does:lol: But it was 3 years ago when I got my Yok BX, and that was a £400 kit back then, and while the quality of that car was way beyond anything else, part of the reason I bought it, the Durango's quality makes it look like a B44!, which is by far the worse made car I've ever built.
Any doubts I might've had about if it was worth it or not, all went away in that one race:thumbsup:
If you want to run at your local club, buy just about anything, if you want to win, buy a DEX, simples.
stuhurley
15-09-2009, 11:55 AM
hell he even beet Matthew fair and square in round 4, and that was a first EVER,
I thermalled in rnd 2 & 3 :thumbsup::thumbsup:
The car is worth every penny in my book!! It looks like it's built to last, so running costs should be fairly low. You also get alot of parts in the box that for other cars you'd have to buy separetely
0 + 1 degree rear hubs (from memory)
front and rear roll bars
0, 2, 4 degree toe in blocks
lipo & nimh battery straps
etc etc etc
Maybe the "R" will just be without all the extra's ?
GRIFF55
15-09-2009, 11:55 AM
Jody Denner was there!! bloody hell[/quote]
Nah, greg lane and leonard. lol Wouldn't it be awesome if we could get all the old names racing again, wales would have one hell of a strong region.. Facebook here we come!!
DaveG28
15-09-2009, 12:30 PM
As someone who was planning on getting the Durango before not doing so on cost grounds, hope no-one minds me adding my bit?
There's no doubting the car is expensive, I'm guessing the most expensive on the Market? This will make it too expensive for some (including me), but that doesn't make it "not worth the money" so to speak. From what I've seen it will require less drivetrain maintenance than other cars, comes with trick things like the boots, and bluntly looks a step apart engineering wise!! For me I could only afford this or nitro and went nitro as I already gave a 10th with ruckloads of parts, but would still love one of these one day!
As for ultimate speed, time will tell, it certainly seems up there, but I'd reserve judgement on whether it's really measurably quicker than the other top cars until I've seen for myself at various meetings, sounds a little too good to be true so far!
Anyway, glad the quality of build etc seems to have lived up to hopes!
jimmy
15-09-2009, 12:36 PM
How much did you pay for the TRF511 Dave? I honestly can't remember how much I paid for mine, but when you add gold shocks, proper ball studs (the silver ones are CRAP), body, wheels, etc etc - without even adding the alloy hubs that the team drivers use you're probably looking a similar price to the DEX410? Or at least not far off. Fusion sell the 511 for 460 on it's own - add the bits you need/want and you're looking at 500-550 for the TRF511. :lol:
Shop around and you can get it cheaper - but it still doesn't come with the bits you need / want (little things, like a bodyshell, haha)
mark christopher
15-09-2009, 01:05 PM
ok, think like this, is the durango dear? Or are the others cheap lower guality products?.
Mate has spent near 400 on his cat?
An eigth serpent 966 is near 500 with no diffs.
In my eyes you pay yout money and takes your choice, why do some folk pay thousands for a bmw whem a skoda will do the same job?
c0sie
15-09-2009, 01:31 PM
The worry is that 1/10th offroad ends up accepting that having to fork out £450 for a chassis is acceptable and "the only key to success".
Its all well and good to say that LiPo's and brushless have reduced costs, but the idea is to keep those savings, not have to spend that saving as extra to afford your chassis lol
NeilD
15-09-2009, 01:43 PM
A new B44 can be bought for around £210 and this chassis is arguably the most successful one around for the last couple of years, so do we need to spend big?
Adam Skelding
15-09-2009, 01:48 PM
The worry is that 1/10th offroad ends up accepting that having to fork out £450 for a chassis is acceptable and "the only key to success".
Its all well and good to say that LiPo's and brushless have reduced costs, but the idea is to keep those savings, not have to spend that saving as extra to afford your chassis lol
You could always end up spending a similar amount on a smaller chassis for racing ;) :thumbsup:. Only joking.
The price of chassis has gone up much slower than electronics used to power them in the last 10 years...
£250 for the latest Nosram/LRP Speedo.. I don't hear people complaining about that... People just buy it 'cos it's the latest!!!
It's down to choice - Luckily it's a free choice so I guess people will buy it or not.
The people who don't buy it will only complain when they get beat by one anyway........:woot:
c0sie
15-09-2009, 01:54 PM
Hmm..Durango micro. Now there is a thought ;) :)
Alex H
15-09-2009, 01:57 PM
Honestly, any car can look ace in the right hands but I think the B44 is crap. I have got a B4 and I keep it since I want to convert it into a X-6. I have to shims it after a few runs because the plastic wares out all over the car. The rear hubs got some more just about now. I regret I didn't keep my Rb5. Not those issues with that car but no mid motor conversion yet.
I doubt we have to see this with the Durango. Japanese and European cars have a higher quality standard than American ones. When Durango decides to release a 2wd, I am going to be the first in line!
I drive Skoda but want a Beemer more than anything;). Nothing wrong with Skoda, but it isn't a BMW.
c0sie
15-09-2009, 02:21 PM
What are people DEX's weighing in at ready to race?
JohnM
15-09-2009, 02:47 PM
A new B44 can be bought for around £210 and this chassis is arguably the most successful one around for the last couple of years, so do we need to spend big?
But that's more down to the drivers, Neil Cragg or Lee Martin would still win if they used my Hotshot:lol:
My experience of the B44 was terrible, worse car I've ever raced, looks like they got blind mice to make the moulds for the parts, then made them from melted cheese as well, there is a reason its only £210;)
JohnM
15-09-2009, 02:49 PM
What are people DEX's weighing in at ready to race?
I think mine was around 1670gs, LRP Sphere, X12, Savox servo, micro spektrum, Vampire LiPos & with the brass weight set, but without a PT
DaveG28
15-09-2009, 02:50 PM
How much did you pay for the TRF511 Dave? I honestly can't remember how much I paid for mine, but when you add gold shocks, proper ball studs (the silver ones are CRAP), body, wheels, etc etc - without even adding the alloy hubs that the team drivers use you're probably looking a similar price to the DEX410? Or at least not far off. Fusion sell the 511 for 460 on it's own - add the bits you need/want and you're looking at 500-550 for the TRF511. :lol:
Shop around and you can get it cheaper - but it still doesn't come with the bits you need / want (little things, like a bodyshell, haha)
Jimmy, I did say I wasn't calling it overpriced, and it was only cos I have a ruckload of Tamiya spares already that I haven't changed, but for what it's worth:
TRF511 £225
body/wing £22
wheels £10
alloy front/rear hubs £25
shipping £40
customs @ £80 including handling fee
total: £402!!
Add your extra's: springs £10, shock bodies £20, ballstuds £10 (I have popped 2 ballcups ALL YEAR so don't accept these have to change!), that's another £40. BUT if you play that game add say £15 for springs (being generous there as if you get the actual springs set it's way more!) and £35 for brass weights to the Durango (which the team use?) and you have:
Tamiya £440
Durango £490?
So not a huge difference I agree, and the Tamiya is still missing roll bars/toe adjust blocks! However the Tamiya is pretty expensive compared to most too, and bluntly you only need about £400 ish of the Tamiya stuff, the rest is bling!! Haven't compared spares, the Durango seems cheap on all but shock towers though so as long as they don't break great!
Anyway, back to my original point, if I didn't have all my Tamiya kit I'd still have got the Durango, I am not saying it's overpriced!! It is expensive though, with the money yes but sti too much for me now!
Hope noone minds the long Tamiya post, but hopefully it helps illustrate the Durango boys points anyway that it's not much more!!
c0sie
15-09-2009, 02:50 PM
.oO(thinks that there some serious over exageration going on in this thread!)
The DEX is a beautiful looking car, make no mistake, but to say that the B44 is terrible and crap?
NeilD
15-09-2009, 02:58 PM
But that's more down to the drivers, Neil Cragg or Lee Martin would still win if they used my Hotshot:lol:
My experience of the B44 was terrible, worse car I've ever raced, looks like they got blind mice to make the moulds for the parts, then made them from melted cheese as well, there is a reason its only £210;)
Neil and Lee could both of stayed with their previous teams. The point, however, i was making is simply you don't need to spend £400+ on a car to win. You can't argue with the B44's results both Nationally and Worldwide and if the car is so "crap" why does it keep winning? From my point of view the car quality is fine, not the best, but good enough and like Bradders said on Saturday night "it's a good car straight out of the box".
JohnM
15-09-2009, 03:04 PM
.oO(thinks that there some serious over exageration going on in this thread!)
The DEX is a beautiful looking car, make no mistake, but to say that the B44 is terrible and crap?
Like I said, just my experience of it, not the worse car I ever owned though, that was a Cat3000, so bad it never got to race!
jimmy
15-09-2009, 03:19 PM
I am not saying it's overpriced!!
Dave mate, I'm not only on your side, but have my own TRF511. I was complementing your point, not arguing with you.:lol: now breath! :thumbsup:
I was merely pointing out the Tamiya 511 as an example - you got a bargain, I can't find one close to the price you paid, and mine was certainly a lot more expensive. I wonder how much your first 511 was? More?
telboy
15-09-2009, 03:29 PM
Try buying the tamiya trf511 over here though, and beat the price of the durango.....you'll never do it. it has to be bought abroad for it to be competetively priced.:thumbdown:
DaveG28
15-09-2009, 03:51 PM
Dave mate, I'm not only on your side, but have my own TRF511. I was complementing your point, not arguing with you.:lol: now breath! :thumbsup:
I was merely pointing out the Tamiya 511 as an example - you got a bargain, I can't find one close to the price you paid, and mine was certainly a lot more expensive. I wonder how much your first 511 was? More?
That's a good point actually, I think it was a good £60/£70 more when it first came out!!
Rebelrc
15-09-2009, 03:59 PM
the car is advertised on the durango web site for £389?
Alex H
15-09-2009, 04:00 PM
I got both cars now and the Tamiya TRF511 was a lot cheaper than the DEX. Imported mine from HK. An azarashi shell from Japan and some wheels and tires. Still cheaper. But I couldn't resist. My DEX410 arrives this Thursday:thumbsup:
jimmy
15-09-2009, 04:00 PM
I believe that's pre-tax, for those fortunate souls outside the EU? or I could be wrong.
DaveG28
15-09-2009, 04:10 PM
Try buying the tamiya trf511 over here though, and beat the price of the durango.....you'll never do it. it has to be bought abroad for it to be competetively priced.:thumbdown:
I still think it's a fair comparison, I included customs, and mine was ordered on a Friday and delivered Tuesday!!
Alex H
15-09-2009, 04:43 PM
I believe that's pre-tax, for those fortunate souls outside the EU? or I could be wrong.
Its in EU and I had to pay taxes still. Never the less. Both of these cars are value for money. The Tamiya car is an extremely well balanced car and it can take a serious beating as well. Very durable. Had a smile on my face building it but I belive I will have an even bigger smile this Thursday when my 410 arrives!
sime46
15-09-2009, 07:48 PM
Uk shops £450ish for 511! Choice is the keyword, not price. You get which one YOU want. Its always gonna be value to you otherwise you wouldn't bother. I cant wait for my 410 to arrive. My choice.:thumbsup:
cjm_2008
15-09-2009, 09:01 PM
Uk shops £450ish for 511! Choice is the keyword, not price. You get which one YOU want. Its always gonna be value to you otherwise you wouldn't bother. I cant wait for my 410 to arrive. My choice.:thumbsup:
once i'm back from canada (6th october) my order will be going in.
it'll be a pain selling off my stick pack lipos but this car looks absolutely amazing. I was pricing up a 511, but as others have already pointed out... where's the sense in buying an expensive kit which needs more expensive hop ups, when you can have a DEX for a similar price that's ready out of the box?
i personally cannot wait to say toodles to ball diffs :p
Barry Williams
15-09-2009, 09:27 PM
Had a good look at James Chappels Durango tonight when he popped into Jarrow, must say they do look superbly put together.
chris68nufc
15-09-2009, 09:38 PM
Yeah, but imagine you had put it together Barry??
Just kidding. Its a pity that they are £3Million to buy isnt it??
moleman
16-09-2009, 07:50 AM
I got both cars now and the Tamiya TRF511 was a lot cheaper than the DEX. Imported mine from HK. An azarashi shell from Japan and some wheels and tires. Still cheaper. But I couldn't resist. My DEX410 arrives this Thursday:thumbsup:
YEAH!! :D
First in Sweden??
Cant wait to see it IRL
Alex H
16-09-2009, 08:32 AM
Yep, but try to keep a secret he he. Havent told the other guys yet and they rarely visits oople;).
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