Greetings from Finland!
I´m new to RC-hobby and decided to make it big from the start
, so I bought a large scale model, an XRC RC-2 V2. And what a great fun this buggy is! So far I have suffered only mínor breakdowns; lower suspension arm plate & rear wing, both of which I replaced with self made metal parts. I also decided not to take any more risks with the front end, and attached a metal plate to front to act as a bumper. Ah, and the chinese "Torch"- spark plug gotta go too. The new NGK-plug made a huge difference on performance.
The car is painted with protective coating spray and I´ve also added driving lights to my buggy. The led-lamp system on top throws very bright light up to 40meters, and red rear leds prevent rear-end collisions.
Lights are very important in the cold and dark winters of Lapland.
Oh, and the car runs great on -20 celcius.
I give you some pictures to comment on:
I´m new to RC-hobby and decided to make it big from the start
, so I bought a large scale model, an XRC RC-2 V2. And what a great fun this buggy is! So far I have suffered only mínor breakdowns; lower suspension arm plate & rear wing, both of which I replaced with self made metal parts. I also decided not to take any more risks with the front end, and attached a metal plate to front to act as a bumper. Ah, and the chinese "Torch"- spark plug gotta go too. The new NGK-plug made a huge difference on performance.The car is painted with protective coating spray and I´ve also added driving lights to my buggy. The led-lamp system on top throws very bright light up to 40meters, and red rear leds prevent rear-end collisions
.Lights are very important in the cold and dark winters of Lapland
.Oh, and the car runs great on -20 celcius
.I give you some pictures to comment on:
