Tricked out SW or a plain XX4

[King]

I just sold my XXX to for $100. But I don't know if I want to get a XX4 or a tricked out SW. The SW has the following all graphite parts,circut killer conversion,titanium turn buckles and camber links,5 sets of tires 3-5 bodies,2-3 set's of aluminum cvd's for the front and 3-4 sets for the rear,aluminum dog bones(losi),and a lot of spair parts.
I hope you guys can help. http://www.rccaraction.com/ubb/biggrin.gif

[King]

I plan to race on road. But I got one question can I use a cyclone to race a sedan, it's not the tc version.

[Squeeky628]

You can use a cyclone in a tc. If you look in old magazines when they did not have a cyclone tc the regular cyclone worked fine. I believe that the Tc was developed with different advantages for touring cars

[Cosmo]

Well, what do you want to do with it? Since the XX4 is an offroad buggy, and the Street Weapon is a touring car, those are two completely different things. If you want to race on-road, get the SW. If you want to race off-road, get the XX4. If you don't want to race, and just want to run everywhere, the XX4 is more capable of that than the SW, but it really isn't made for running in the grass and stuff.

[Nairb]

The only difference between the Cyclone and TC are the default profiles you can choose. Each one has three profiles you can choose; the TC's are just more geared towards racing TCs. Besides that and the different sticker, they are the same exact thing and can be interchanged. These profiles are just a group of individual settings grouped with each other. Guess what? ALL of these settings can be set however you want with a Pit Wizard, so they can be set up exactly the same. If you already have a Cyclone, just use it. If you want to try a TC-specific profile, just ask somebody what settings to use and borrow a Pit Wizard to configure your ESC accordingly.

[King]

Ok thanks for the info and I hope to get out and race as soon as I get it. Oh and has any one heard about losi's new tc yet and what do you think of it? It's single belt drive. http://www.rccaraction.com/ubb/smile.gif

[Nairb]

I wasn't super excited about it when I first heard, but now I am. It sounds like it's gonna ROCK! Somebody said that Brian Kinwald has been unstoppable with the prototype in his club races, but he wouldn't let anybody look under the body. I'm really looking forward to it.