Sweet deal.. I've been playing with rc for 20 pluses yrs. But never had a 1/4 scale. I and thinking about it. Just need to see how big it is down here in tx
@@johnsargeant2041 in the states I think you guys mostly run on asphalt with racing slicks from what I've seen but nothing compares to dirt going sideways!
There are a couple of different packages, chain driven like mine or diff, contact Black Knight RC in Queensland for pricing, 2nd hand would be very rare to find one.
@@integrated12345 thanks man these sprint cars are mind blowing amazing. I have a few brushless rcs lmt monster truck 1/8 scale arrma trucks, but this is a whole other level. Way cool brother!
What brand and how big is the engine? Is there a basic size that everyone runs kind of like a 360 or 410 like in a real sprint car?? Is there a minimum weight rule? How much does this car weigh?
I would really like to buy either a Losi 5ive or the Kraken 1/5 scale off road trophy truck in gas not electric. My main hold up besides coughing up around $1500-$1800 bucks is that searched and searched the web and I cannot find anywhere in Michigan that runs them. I haven't found any of the videos posted on You Tube that aren't even close to where I live. I have 19 acres and I have a perfect spot to build a track and I live far enough out in the sticks that noise will not be an issue. But building a track and buying the truck will be just like buying a pool table. You will play all by yourself for a couple - three months and it eventually loses its appeal. When I was 21 yrs old I bought a brand new Harley Davidson and rolled right off the showroom floor and I rode with my buddy that talked me into buying it for about 2 months. He fell on hard times and sold his Harley. Well had bought a 883 sportster that only had a solo seat on it so I couldn't throw anyone on the back and go for a ride. I rode the rest of the summer alone and each week I rode it less because I didn't have anyone to ride with. I sold it back to the dealership the next spring. I am afraid that the RC truck will get boring and end up on a shelf for most of the year. I don't know. I broke my crystal ball last month so I have to just guess now. LOL
@@richrinehart1083 very true, I'd get bored solo with RC, racing in a club definitely keeps you interested for the long haul, I've won 3 dirt mod club championships now and I've now moved onto the Quarterscale Sprintcars for a new challenge, setup is expensive but the engines are cheap to replace or rebuild, tyres last a long time too luckily. I wish you luck in your RC journey!
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Nice job.
nice
I think ill just hop on in and go for a test lap, hold my beer !
looks like a lil brigs. lol
Nice job 👍
Cool
Man that is a sick car. You still racing it
Yes, we're in the off season at the moment though but racing starts in October again
Sweet deal.. I've been playing with rc for 20 pluses yrs. But never had a 1/4 scale. I and thinking about it. Just need to see how big it is down here in tx
@@johnsargeant2041 in the states I think you guys mostly run on asphalt with racing slicks from what I've seen but nothing compares to dirt going sideways!
Awesome build!
Cheers I just uploaded an onboard video of the Sprintcar from todays off season meet check it out
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@@integrated12345 nice...
How much does this cost new or if I was to buy one used?
There are a couple of different packages, chain driven like mine or diff, contact Black Knight RC in Queensland for pricing, 2nd hand would be very rare to find one.
@@integrated12345 thanks man these sprint cars are mind blowing amazing. I have a few brushless rcs lmt monster truck 1/8 scale arrma trucks, but this is a whole other level. Way cool brother!
WOW!!! that looks FREAKIN AWSOME!!! good job on the jacobs ladder, torsion bars just everything awsome job... can you build me one lol
😂 I can't but I know someone who can
That is bad ass !.
What brand and how big is the engine? Is there a basic size that everyone runs kind of like a 360 or 410 like in a real sprint car?? Is there a minimum weight rule? How much does this car weigh?
Zenoah 26cc Standard engine
@@integrated12345 Thanks
I would really like to buy either a Losi 5ive or the Kraken 1/5 scale off road trophy truck in gas not electric. My main hold up besides coughing up around $1500-$1800 bucks is that searched and searched the web and I cannot find anywhere in Michigan that runs them. I haven't found any of the videos posted on You Tube that aren't even close to where I live. I have 19 acres and I have a perfect spot to build a track and I live far enough out in the sticks that noise will not be an issue. But building a track and buying the truck will be just like buying a pool table. You will play all by yourself for a couple - three months and it eventually loses its appeal.
When I was 21 yrs old I bought a brand new Harley Davidson and rolled right off the showroom floor and I rode with my buddy that talked me into buying it for about 2 months. He fell on hard times and sold his Harley. Well had bought a 883 sportster that only had a solo seat on it so I couldn't throw anyone on the back and go for a ride. I rode the rest of the summer alone and each week I rode it less because I didn't have anyone to ride with. I sold it back to the dealership the next spring.
I am afraid that the RC truck will get boring and end up on a shelf for most of the year. I don't know. I broke my crystal ball last month so I have to just guess now. LOL
@@richrinehart1083 very true, I'd get bored solo with RC, racing in a club definitely keeps you interested for the long haul, I've won 3 dirt mod club championships now and I've now moved onto the Quarterscale Sprintcars for a new challenge, setup is expensive but the engines are cheap to replace or rebuild, tyres last a long time too luckily. I wish you luck in your RC journey!