MR-4 RALLY

[The_Ne-Go-She-Ate-r]

Tc3 advantages,
Shaft drive is great for off road use and has no belt's to foul.
Part support on associated models is great.
Come on, ITS AN ASSOCIATED. ;)

I would comment on the hpi, but have no experence with it.

[The_Ne-Go-She-Ate-r]

Sorry, replace hpi with yokomo*

[very low budget racer]

I like my Yokomo, it comes with bushings which should be replaced from the start, it handles ok in dirt, the dirt shield works great and I have never fouled a belt or broken any parts in 2 years. The tires work great but one run on asphalt they are gone, and use a good screw driver since the screws stink and can strip easily.

[James R.]

Hey,

1.Advantages/Disadvantages

2.Is there a raplacement bumper so it doesnt dig in the ground off jumps?

3.MR-4 RALLY/TC3 RALLY/RALLY WEAPON(which do u consider)

4.Which of the above is best for the money?

5.Which of the above is the best(not to price)

6.Disadvantages/Advantages of the other 3 above.

7.Of all the above questions answered what is your desicion for which i should get?

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[CTRallyRacer]

My suggestion, don't rule out the HPI Rally. I've had one for over a year, and have raced it on full off-road tracks against trucks and buggies (both 2wd and 4wd). The Rally, if driven properly, can easily hang with and beat a 4wd mod buggy. I can usually out accelerate past Losi XX-4 running a 13t mod motor while I'm running a rally with 27t motor and CVDs. As for belt fouling. Haven't lost one. A sugestion though, is to replace the topshaft with a robinson racing one piece unit. The inner body on the HPI rally keeps alot of dirt out. And the hop-ups from the other RS4 line, fits on the rally. As far as durable goes... I've jumped this car over 6 feet high and 8-10ft in distance... NOT ONE BROKEN PART YET! :D

[Kevin_366]

Thank-you ct racer. i was thinking about buying an hpi rally, now i just need the money! :D

Kevin