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RC4WD 1/24 micro Trail Finder 2
- Thread starter spoo76
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Brake Weight
I wanna be Dave
Interesting.
Brake Weight
I wanna be Dave
As it was loading the price $69.99 loaded before the pic and I was ecstatic… Then the axle pic loaded and I was let down. That would have been a killer sale as a roller is what I was thinking momentarily.
distress
Rock Stacker
Uh oh. There goes $200. Ordered the yellow :ror::ror::ror:
Trike Kid
RCC Addict
It's always nice to have more options and as far as scale looks this is one of the better ones. Not super crazy about the N30 motor and lack of gear reduction and lack of leaf springs if they're gonna call it a Trail Finder but I'll probably still buy one.
Undead Jeeper
Pebble Pounder
Wow, this really opens up the whole 1/24-1/25 plastic model world to RC conversion using that Trail Finder 2 chassis...
Cute little booger. :mrgreen:
Cute little booger. :mrgreen:
Aeronuclear
Rock Stacker
Why did Rc4wd immediately provide a motor swap? Not enough grunt on the original?
Another similar act like when the first 1/18 defender came out? An upgraded gearbox.
Trike Kid
RCC Addict
The stock motor is really weak from the videos I've seen.
only for fanboys ... from the video you can tell the aX rigs are far more capable and better looking than these bugger specially at that price point. Worst release of the year IMHO.
watched a few reviews, i'm undecided on it.
the smaller tires i'm unsure of and wondering what one would look like with some 1" wheels
the power looks a bit iffy as well, even with the "upgraded" motor, it seems to drive a lot like the enduro24 which needed a lot of upgrades to function even half as good as the scx24 stock
that being said i do kinda love the look of it
the smaller tires i'm unsure of and wondering what one would look like with some 1" wheels
the power looks a bit iffy as well, even with the "upgraded" motor, it seems to drive a lot like the enduro24 which needed a lot of upgrades to function even half as good as the scx24 stock
that being said i do kinda love the look of it
Joshs4x4toyz
Rock Crawler
This is a far better looking rig than any ill proportioned axial 24 junk. But agreed, it stops there, not even considering the price lol. Having to make new axles and already having the yota housing designed , why not run with that??
CruisinE2W
Newbie
This thing looks killer but for the price it's got to perform a little better.
This body + SCX24 + Furitek setup.....now we're talking! :mrgreen:
This body + SCX24 + Furitek setup.....now we're talking! :mrgreen:
daniels
Quarry Creeper
I got mine in the mail today. 1/24 kits fit perfectly on this chassis, which will be great when there are enough aftermarket parts to make it drivable. The stock motor is terrible. The stock servo is weak and the steering is bad too.
This is my first RC4WD rig, and I am disappointed! I really like the design with the CMS, but compared to my Kyosho this is just terrible.
Where it does succeed is the scale. A K5 hardbody would be really cool at this scale.
This is my first RC4WD rig, and I am disappointed! I really like the design with the CMS, but compared to my Kyosho this is just terrible.
Where it does succeed is the scale. A K5 hardbody would be really cool at this scale.
