Tekno RC V4 Brushless Kit Kyosho MP9

[superrcracer]

 Tekno RC V4 Brushless Kit Kyosho MP9 Thread

[superrcracer]

Any using the Tekno RC V4 Brushless Kit Kyosho MP9?

[matrix]

Jun 12, 2014 6:06:37 GMT superrcracer said:

Any using the Tekno RC V4 Brushless Kit Kyosho MP9?

You are better of running the stock chassis. Don't waist your money on that kit. 

[superrcracer]

Jun 15, 2014 8:20:31 GMT matrix said:

Jun 12, 2014 6:06:37 GMT superrcracer said:

Any using the Tekno RC V4 Brushless Kit Kyosho MP9?

You are better of running the stock chassis. Don't waist your money on that kit. 

I have heard that the tekno chassis gives you a 50/50 Left/Right balance and 50/50 Front/Rear balance, no other platform comes close. Throw the lowest overall CG available into the mix and you have a package that outperforms the competition. This translates to a car that is more consistent, uses less power, and is easier to drive faster.

[matrix]

Jun 16, 2014 7:59:08 GMT superrcracer said:

Jun 15, 2014 8:20:31 GMT matrix said:

You are better of running the stock chassis. Don't waist your money on that kit. 

I have heard that the tekno chassis gives you a 50/50 Left/Right balance and 50/50 Front/Rear balance, no other platform comes close. Throw the lowest overall CG available into the mix and you have a package that outperforms the competition. This translates to a car that is more consistent, uses less power, and is easier to drive faster.

I would recommend just buying the Tekno Electric Buggy.

[superrcracer]

The center differential was moved towards the rear of the vehicle to make better use of the space available on the chassis. As a result, the battery is tucked as close to center, as far forward, and as low as possible. This allowed the center drive line to be straightened for most of the popular platforms providing improved efficiency, increased durability, and less heat. The motor is turned around and moved forward for better steering response while balancing perfectly with the battery Left to Right as well as Front to Rear. Lighter components such as the ESC and optional brake servo are placed low and towards the rear.