Arrma Typhon 6s vs Team Corally Asuga XLR is bigger Better?

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Bigger is better!
Larger in size than other models, the Asuga XLR delivers increased ground clearance, massive suspension travel and oversized components on a completely new chassis that uses the proven, durable, and 6S-capable drive train system that Team Corally 1/8 scale models have been noted for.
When exploring just a few of the details that make the Asuga XLR unique, it becomes evident that this is no ordinary buggy:
-70% parts compatibility with existing Team Corally 1/8 scale models
-Massive, 3mm thick aluminum main chassis plate with protective side guards
-Ultra rigid hybrid central chassis brace system
-CNC-machined adjustable aluminum motor mount with aluminum and steel center diff assembly
-Massive 16mm big bore, threaded aluminum, oil-filled shocks with hard springs, heavy-duty 4mm tuned pistons, and oversized lower shock ends.
-5mm thick, CNC-machined aluminum front and rear shock towers
-Massive heavy-duty composite suspension arms, with aluminum hinge pin and pivot ball retainers for impressive durability. The front upper arms feature a unique aero control kit for additional downforce and improved steering response.
-Extreme 8mm-thick aluminum suspension pin holders secured by eight 4mm mounting screws include adjustable composite toe-in blocks.
-Large, heavy duty composite steering blocks with new pillow ball securement features
-Oversized composite rear hubs
-Durable composite steering and upper-camber links
-Three fluid-filled precision differentials with CNC spiral-cut metal input and main gears
-Durable, hardened S2 steel drive joints and axles
-Rubber sealed ABEC-3 ball bearings
-Chassis skid plates with integrated modern front bumper
-Low-profile 130mm Sprint RXA high-grip tires designed for 6S power
-Reliable CT2R pistol grip 2.4 GHz transmitter and receiver with digital trims, steering dual rate, and servo reversing
-Powerful Kuron 825 4-pole, 2050kv sensorless brushless motor
-Smooth and reliable 6S-capable Torox 185 ESC with LVC and user-adjustable BEC and profile settings
- HV7225 digital high-speed steering servo with metal gears and a whopping 25Kg of torque.
ARRMA PART NUMBER
ARA8606V5
VEHICLE NAME
TYPHON 6S BLX 1/8TH BUGGY RTR (BLACK)
SCALE
1/8
MAX SPEED POSSIBLE
70+mph / 112+km/h
POWER TYPE
Brushless
BUILD STATUS
RTR
SALEABLE PART #
ARA8606V5
HORIZON HOBBY SALEABLE PART #
ARA8606V5
BUILD CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
Mid Motor
DRIVE TYPE
4WD
VEHICLE TYPE
Buggy
SURFACE
Off-road
LENGTH
510mm / 20.08"
WHEELBASE
328mm / 12.91"
RIDE HEIGHT
27mm / 1.06"
FRONT WIDTH
310mm / 12.2"
REAR WIDTH
310mm / 12.2"
HEIGHT
190mm / 7.48"
NUMBER OF DIFFERENTIALS
3
WEIGHT (NO BATTERY)
3.42kg / 7lbs 9oz

[@pcgamerracing5539]

i love that speed on that typon

[@terryrccrazy6993]

2 very awesome and very capable RCs

[@klebersilva751]

I wanted to see these two in a comparsion, thanks for it!!

[@bdablader95]

Team Corally is the literal embodiment of "We have Arrma at home"

[@MrAbuhamzah1]

I’m new to the rc world I live in philly can you tell me where I can run my car didn’t know what to buy so I got a brushed typhon smh but I need a place to run it thanks

[@rcbeast101]

Any parks in your area . It's a little difficult to find a good spot to bash in Philly.

[@Emaepaologiochidivertenti]

Nice video!! I think the Typhon goes faster because it seems to me that you have mounted a 20 t pinion, while the Asuga is fitted with the stock pinion

[@rcbeast101]

True 20th and a 14th make a big difference .

[@rocklouis2904]

@@rcbeast101 when you added the 20th did you upgrade anything else with it for added power?

[@rcbeast101]

The servo that about it.

[@rubberduck4620]

Great Video! Im about to purchase The Asuga Soon. My question is can you fit two 3s batterys in the Asuga or will it be to talll stacking the batterys on top of each other? All my batterys are 3s with the ic5 connectors. Thanks for your help

[@rcbeast101]

Yes, it will fit.

[@rubberduck4620]

@@rcbeast101 ...really two 3s batteries will fit on top of each other in the buggy. That's great news! Thank u

[@rcbeast101]

@rubberduck4620 No problem, thumbs 👍

[@leonelmolinajr2]

How did you paint the wheels on the Asuga?

[@dannywalker6279]

Paint pens

[@opuarc]

The Typhon with 22 pinion will heat up a lot, for sure with that pinion it will certainly be faster than asuga.

[@20alroco]

A Typhon 6s with every thing built out clone correct?? Arrma does not sell a roller of the 6s base version, only the TLR version. Yours is not the TLR Typhon, I doubt you built that Typhon. I shine a bright light to your fallacies.

[@rcbeast101]

People like you are funny ,don't have a clue.I bought that from someone years ago, and it was a bundle of rc parts, not a whole car or half a car. I had to rebuild the shocks and all the diffs. Even had to find the screws. So what did you shine a light on?

[@MrGonzoify]

I personally like the corally, i have the kagama and love every second I am out driving it. I am a newbie and its my second rc, I run 2 3s gen ace 8000 ma 100 c batteries, and all electronics are stock. I changed voltage to the servo, and thats it. All that really matters is getting out there and having fun, cheers. I am considering an Armma for my next rc, variety is the spice of life.

[@miltbuiltrcMBRC]

Oh, you, weed whacked the whole park.🤮 That was sick, bro. 💯

[@eduardonessim4499]

Great vid bro !!!! Gotta put some hard blowig fans in both motors ! Which pinion are you running in the Asuga ? Both of them come with a 52 T spur yes ?

[@rcbeast101]

13 tooth in tha Asuga and 16 in Typhon Ye 54 .

[@TheSpeedrunRookie]

I love my TLR Typhon but my Asuga is a beast. It is soooo stable and very durable. Good comparison Bro!🤙🏽

[@rcbeast101]

Thanks

[@tommiecooper6062]

Honestly man , you need to tune that Asuga and it will KILL the typhon . I have a Typhon and a team Corally Python and even though I love my Typhon and it has better aftermarket support , my Python is a straight BEAST just like that Asuga would be . get you a Hobbywing esc tuner and that Asuga would be a force to reckon with ... I was told they come from the factory kinda mild like that Python ..

[@Moggmodels23]

Fantastic video brother like the speeds arrma tyhon 6s is nuts on 6s Team corally is a good truck has well but I think the arrma tyhon will win on speeds 😊😊😊😂😂

[@rcbeast101]

The Typhon is a beast . Thanks for watching.

[@spenn2007]

Man, you have have ESP! I have been watching Asuga videos all week long with interest in getting one.

[@Sean.AbsUK83]

Just ordered my Asuga. Can’t wait to bash the hell out of it and see if it’s as tough as people say. The Typhon won’t last 2 minutes with me at the wheel 🤷‍♂️ My Kraton just about holds up when bashing so it will be interesting to see how the Asuga does. Great vid by the way 👍

[@rcbeast101]

Thanks for watching.

[@Rangoli_rc]

That was some nice driving. Loved the comparison 👍✌🏼

[@rcbeast101]

Thanks

[@tiffp5]

Cool Video. 👍

[@mzondi1970]

What of love the scene at go against the much more close to the size if they were to use the spark against the other one. I wasn't thinking I don't think the spark was even out when this video was made almost but I don't think it was out yet

[@sparetimerc]

Phillyswords, great comparison of the Typhon 6S and the Asuga 6S. I like how the Typhon just pushed through the wet grass (its a bullet) Asuga may need larger tires to help push it through wet grass. awesome run my friend. Take care and stay safe 💯💯💯

[@rcbeast101]

The clean-up took an hour. I'll never do that again, lol. Thanks for watching.

[@opuarc]

Which do you prefer between the two?

[@rcbeast101]

The Typhon .

[@1521joe]

upgrade the Asuga with a spektrum 160A esc and the 1250 motor-- your welcome. 8s baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rcbeast101]

👍