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12-26-2008, 02:26 PM
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Im a nitro guy... and now i want to go electric, i was looking into some onroads... and i liked the tc4 because of the drive shaft instead of the belts.. my question is.. Is the tc4 too outdated? what is a good onroad car not to expensive..
Im thinking in a mamba 5700 or 7700 for the car later on (not too later tho)
Thanks
Im thinking in a mamba 5700 or 7700 for the car later on (not too later tho)
Thanks
12-26-2008, 03:03 PM
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RE: tc4
Hey that tc4 is good but they are expensive and weak. I might sell my 18-r to you if you are intrested. Email me at [email protected] if you are intrested.
12-26-2008, 04:16 PM
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Hey that tc4 is good but they are expensive and weak. I might sell my 18-r to you if you are intrested. Email me at [email protected] if you are intrested.
Hey that tc4 is good but they are expensive and weak. I might sell my 18-r to you if you are intrested. Email me at [email protected] if you are intrested.
What do you mean by "they are expensive and weak"? You can find one on Ebay for around $100 used. My TC4 has taken a better beating then my Xray T2 has taken.
Im a nitro guy... and now i want to go electric, i was looking into some onroads... and i liked the tc4 because of the drive shaft instead of the belts.. my question is.. Is the tc4 too outdated? what is a good onroad car not to expensive..
Im thinking in a mamba 5700 or 7700 for the car later on (not too later tho)
Im thinking in a mamba 5700 or 7700 for the car later on (not too later tho)
12-26-2008, 05:40 PM
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RE: tc4
oh ok... thanks guys i might go with the tc4 then
i was thinking it was outdated because there is the tc5 now..
anyway i like the shaft better because i will mostly bash the car and rocks may break the belt
Thanks...
Any other commment still welcome
i was thinking it was outdated because there is the tc5 now..
anyway i like the shaft better because i will mostly bash the car and rocks may break the belt
Thanks...
Any other commment still welcome
12-29-2008, 12:15 PM
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RE: tc4
I'm running a TC3 and the hobby shop's are still carrying parts for that 
I haven't really had any problems with it, only thing was when I bought it used it came with a cracked rear hub.
I haven't really had any problems with it, only thing was when I bought it used it came with a cracked rear hub.
12-29-2008, 01:50 PM
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RE: tc4
I have always been a fan of Team Associated. Building the kits really makes you appreciate the sheer quality that goes into the kit, and rivals the quality of (in my opinion) Xray for a much lower price.
As far as the TC4, I know the local hobby store in my area still carries parts for the TC4 and can order them as well (from what they told me).
As far as the TC4, I know the local hobby store in my area still carries parts for the TC4 and can order them as well (from what they told me).
