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rob m 22-02-2010 08:14 PM

£ for £
 
looking through the forums eg associated, kyosho, tamiya and so on, people ask for set up ideas and were to put weight etc, a nice section for people to upload pics of there pride and joy. but when you look at the durango section all you see is my car is leaking oil! ,i hit an ant with my front wheel and my bearings have been crushed! my drive pin/hex to the wheel is broke:bored: , or parts dont fit on assy. the problems are endless why would anybody spend all that money on a car like that! even the ansmann section has none of that lol,so what do people think is the best make/model for the money?

cwp 22-02-2010 09:17 PM

Tamiya 501/511

jameswilkinson7 22-02-2010 09:27 PM

I think its got to be Associated.

jameswilkinson7 22-02-2010 09:27 PM

b4, b44

T4miy4 Guy 22-02-2010 09:34 PM

Tricky one
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rob m (Post 347432)
looking through the forums eg associated, kyosho, tamiya and so on, people ask for set up ideas and were to put weight etc, a nice section for people to upload pics of there pride and joy. but when you look at the durango section all you see is my car is leaking oil! ,i hit an ant with my front wheel and my bearings have been crushed! my drive pin/hex to the wheel is broke:bored: , or parts dont fit on assy. the problems are endless why would anybody spend all that money on a car like that! even the ansmann section has none of that lol,so what do people think is the best make/model for the money?


Its a tricky one Rob as everyone will have there own favorite, but i do agree with the Durango statement.Maybe a poll would of been better?

Tamiya for me 501

Andy

Si Coe 22-02-2010 09:37 PM

I don't think the problem is the Durango per se, just the sort of plonker that buys one........

(Us D4 owners don't ask for setup advice etc because our cars are shit whatever we do)

JonyNitro 22-02-2010 09:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Si Coe (Post 347485)
I don't think the problem is the Durango per se, just the sort of plonker that buys one........

(Us D4 owners don't ask for setup advice etc because our cars are shit whatever we do)


HAHA:thumbsup::thumbsup: And I am shit what ever I have

johnnygibbon 22-02-2010 10:00 PM

possibly yokomo bmax (for me any way). and b4 seems mega popular and parts are plentyful and cheap. when they do break you can get hop ups. nice

Spencer Mulcahy 22-02-2010 10:02 PM

I do own one but I think £ for £ the B44 is the best car around. It is cheep strong easy to drive easy to maintain once you have a setup it works most places. I have said to Carl Latham if I won the lottery I would still race the B44 but with all the alloy bits and the balls and bearings sorted as I think it suits me to the ground. Would still buy all the other cars as shelf queens because they all look nice :thumbsup:.

bigred5765 22-02-2010 10:08 PM

but if u had loads a money Spencer you could get a driving coach, learn to drive really good then u would need a better fast car lol,

Spencer Mulcahy 22-02-2010 10:18 PM

I would still run the B44 as I would be able to drive it faster. You would still coach me for free wouldnt you mate.:thumbsup:

qatmix 22-02-2010 10:30 PM

Must always side with Tamiya for quality. Last year my 501x hit the podium at bury whilst charging at full speed and just bounced off!! Infact I think the podium came of worse.. :thumbsup:

Hopefully I will be able to race it more outdoors this year, so I can justify a 511 later on as my Birthday treat.

jhammond 22-02-2010 10:37 PM

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emtee 22-02-2010 10:40 PM

Tamiya? tuff as old boots mate... mind you the B4/44's are good value(especially used..!) IMO...

colin b 22-02-2010 11:43 PM

£ for £
 
its got to be ASSOCIATED :thumbsup:


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