Hello, I chose the brand because of the quality and reliability. The servos last very long without any excesive play and provide the characteristics I need for good results in all of my cars.

Hello, the 2024 XB8 has more flex and shorter chassis to generate more grip and rotation, included Alu rear tower for more stability, new shock caps that allow you to run either emulsion or bladder type.

Hello, what exactly do you mean one for dirt? If you mean the "high" hub, then yes, that one is also available in alu. Basically both, the "low" and "high" hubs are available in Medium, Graphite and Alu.

@@maxgotzlrc2266 Thank you It wasn't shown in the video so I assumed what you showed was all that was all the options available. I will have a look for it.

seven point! (for volts!)

Hello, even though there is a new model coming out every year, it is mainly because we try to improve and bring something better with each edition, but the "older" models are still perfectly usable, or easy to upgrade to the new parts, unless there are some bigger improvements. There is generally no problem with having less parts produced, should be in stock anywhere!

@@tomconnors8165 hello, that is great to hear, thank you. I hope you enjoy your new ESC! 💪

@@dmanalang9037 hello, it can for sure be used for drifting, as many users already did in the past! The Oxide is coming with some more features to make the experience even better, but doesn’t mean the Nitride can’t be used for that.

@@RyderT-dq4qf XRAY lexan 1/8 Wing, which can be found under PN: #353512

@@maxgotzlrc2266 ok,nice car though,keep it up,and is that the xb8n 24?

@@RyderT-dq4qf thank you! Yes, it is the Nitro XB8’24 👍

@@HookedUpRacing2024 more kick-up provides the car with more low speed steering and more high speed stability. The opposite will be noticed with less kick-up.

Thanks! One more question on this topic - will changing the hub inserts from 2.5* to 5.0* have similar results? Or does the arm itself need to move?

@@HookedUpRacing2024 this will have a similar influence too on the 2wd cars

@@MX-CO the ‘24 XB2 has been the biggest upgrade in our platform so far, so I would say so 😎

@maxgotzlrc2266 every one at pur local track has an rc10b7, I want to try something different but I don't want to be at a disadvantage

@@MX-CO I do not think you’d be in a disadvantage. So far the car has been pretty good to set up, but you can always hit up our team drivers at your area, depending where are you from and get help with fine tuning the car!

@@peterpirolt6997 yes, too many battery packs on that set of tires, but still worked well 😎

@@starlinggibson4117 if you change the hall angle setting, the blinky mode turns off. Better say, it does not show on the screen “Blinky” anymore, therefore is not allowed to be used in stock racing.

Hello, I don’t think so, altough the toe chart can aply to the 1° block, just subtract 2

Hey, sorry if I haven’t answered your question also last week in France, but I use the lower holes to make the car more stable.

Hello, could you give me more info about what motor are you using? It is possible your type does not have a temp sensor and therefore does not support temp monitoring.

ZTW , Ruddog and Fantom. All 6.5 and 7.5

Hello, thank you for the question. I have made a mistake on the setting and that’s why I corrected my talk with a little note in the video saying “*Double value”. What I meant to show was Boost1 at 10 and Boost2 at 20.

@@tek00732882 hello, sorry for my late reply. The 2mm chassis gives more flex and therefore generates more grip. When you run on lower grip or bumpy condition, the 2mm is a very good option for more generated grip and performance.

You cannot use the same settings, because the D block is narrower compare to the kit one. If you used the same inserts as on the kit one (lets say outside on the C block and inside on the D block), you would actually get toe-out on the rear suspension, which is not desired.

Oh okay I thought you meant eh pills them self were different

yes, this can be a good option if you run on high grip. Keep in mind, that the 2024 car has different chassis compare to the the '22

I use the HUDY setup boards for all of my classes.

Hi, I am still using 23t/78t (pinion/spur gear) with a 6,5T motor, that seems to be the optimal setup for most carpet tracks for me. ;)

Excellent driving, would you share any of your setup specs? caster camber etc f/r

no no sauce needed.

no they work great just as is and most of the time got a longer runntime then regular rubber tires like cactus. just that the pinion sometimes need to be changed a tooth up or down to keep the rollout as tires get worn out.

in front use wide rims for the foams and for me i prefere to grind down the inner ribbs on the rim both front and back as well as the innerside shoulder of the rim (leave the outside edge to protect tires from hitting track markers) to max out the wideness of the tire and make the inside part of the tire to be more in contact with the ground rather then during heavy loading tuck he tires and start to ride on the edge of the rim.

It goes very very very fast. It could hurt if it hits you 😵