Team Corally Asuga XLR Final Thoughts

[@gillian9178]

Corally are becoming one of the main players now for a small company, there new releases are getting better & better. They have come a long way in the last number of years, they seem to listen to there customers suggestions & improve in those areas.

[@ReadySetRC]

@gillian9178 Each release, swinging for the fence💪 Totally agree, they are listening.

[@AussieRCPlayground]

The Asuga is a unique buggy and has raised the bar for buggy bashers. Job well done, bud. Just a tip, the music is a bit too loud and drowns out your voice. Other than that, enjoyed your review and you made some great points. 👍

[@ReadySetRC]

@AussieRCPlayground So true Vas, I'm hoping others take suit. Thanks for the tip, I'll watch my levels.

[@sparetimerc]

Ready Set, I have to agree with you on that Team Corally has been listening to the RC community. In the last 2 to 3 years they have improved their lineup. Breaking into the bashing game while still staying within the Racing Community. You hit every category on point. Thanks for putting out your final thoughts on the Asuga. 💯💯💯💯👍👍🤜🤛

[@ReadySetRC]

@sparetimerc Thank you friend👍 I got to say, I'm truly impressed by each release from Team Corally. Just as I think it can't be better they find a way. I know a lot have been craving for larger but I like the niche they have carved out. Maybe a SCT is something I would mind seeing.

[@ShadeTree_RC]

this is like the tekno mt410 if you know how to put it together its one of the best options in the hobby imo

[@ReadySetRC]

@ShadeTree_RC That's why I go with roller all day. I love the Corally RTR electronics but something about putting your on personal touch.

[@Daywalker_Lee]

Patiently waiting for a 1/5th scale Corally. I've been on the fence about Team Corally but it looks like they're going to be around for the long haul... Salute!

[@ReadySetRC]

@Daywalker_Lee Oh yeah, this company has been around for a minute but they recently got in to the bashing seen. These las few release have been solid, The 2022 Kronos XTR, Sketer and Asuga have been solid additions to my fleet.

[@heat305rc]

I really like the Asuga and the true 8 scale size is right up my alley. Will have to grab one soon. Great Vid my bro 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼

[@ReadySetRC]

@heat305rc Thank you fam! It will not disappoint👍

[@GreatLakesRC]

Seems like it’s a great RC! The Kalamazoo looks great too 🤩

[@ReadySetRC]

@GreatLakesRC Kalamazoo😆🤣

[@GreatLakesRC]

@@ReadySetRC uh. WTF autocorrect 🤣 I meant Kagama or course

[@ReadySetRC]

@@GreatLakesRC I like the Kalamazoo name, makes it sound like a crawler🤣

[@GreatLakesRC]

@@ReadySetRC lol!

[@dimitristheodorou7666]

What do you is the best combo to have? 1)Asuga+Truggy 2)Asuga+ 1/8 scale buggy 3)1/8 scale buggy+truggy

[@ReadySetRC]

@dimitristheodorou7666 If you are speaking strictly on bashing, I'd go with option 1 or Asuga and 8th or 7th scale MT. Like the Arrma Big Rock 6s, Hoboa Hyper MT Plus 2 or even the Hyper MTX

[@kaosr.c]

Its a total beast ... my only issue is support ... ive broken front arms and lost a front drive shaft cvd on mine and getting parts is crap ... great review man 👌🏻

[@ReadySetRC]

@kaosr.c Thank you brother! I can only imagine how support is down under. HRP has been a good distributor here in the US for parts. That last issue you had with the CVD is that going to set you back for a bit?

[@kaosr.c]

@ReadySetRC i had to purchase the parts from hobby shops on the other side of the country , so the asuga will be out for a week and a half or so ..... not a great thing at all and it puts me off buying TC rc's

[@philthyco1]

​@@kaosr.cWaiting a week or so for parts is no issue at all imo my friend.. especially when you have 50 rigs to mess with in the meantime! Lol

[@kaosr.c]

@@philthyco1 true but id rather be able to walk into my local and buy the parts i need instead of spending more on shipping then what the parts cost

[@philthyco1]

@@kaosr.c Sucks for you bud!! Lol

[@Killa_b_rc]

Good video bro!

[@ReadySetRC]

@Inkrediblekicks Thank you🤜🤛

[@philthyco1]

ASUGA!!!!

[@tramontawilliams715]

First of all, man I love ur vids. I always watch ur reviews. I was thinking about putting the motor and esc from the fireteam in a roller. What's ur thoughts?

[@ReadySetRC]

@tramontawilliams715 Maaann, I appreciate that! Thank you for the support. That setup is nice! It's similar to the stock Corally setup except I don't know what secret sauce they use on those ESC's😆 That Fireteam ESC and motor will be a good drop in for this buggy. I would just say thicken up that center diff fluid. It comes 100K cps stock. I would like to say my concoction got me to 500K but it runs nice on it.

[@tramontawilliams715]

@@ReadySetRC thank you for the input. I think imma try that. Keep on keeping up the great content!!

[@dannywalker6279]

Nice what's the difference between this and the sparks

[@ReadySetRC]

@dannywalker6279 This is the big brother. Spark is the size of a traditional 8th scale buggy.

[@opuarc]

Hi, I have seen your videos regarding team corally asuga, but I don't understand, what combination of motor and esc generally you use... I seemed to understand that you use esc Hobbywing Ezrun MAX6 V3 160A and motor team and stock Kuron 2050 kv, isn't it? I have a shogun and the motor heats up a lot, so shouldn't it up more with max 6?

[@ReadySetRC]

@opuarc Actually it does not. You have to keep in mind the motor is only going to draw as much power as it needs. What this setup does is give the ESC a little room to work and not overheat. It's a formula I've learned from how Losi used to setup their electronics a while back. With your Shogun if it's setup stock, you got a lot going on that would cause heat. That center diff fluid is a little light OTB, I would address that first. Gear down a bit since that Corally ESC is overpowered. Not sure where you are running it but high traction will give you those heat issues too. Lastly if you haven't thrown a heatsink and fan on that motor, that's a must.

[@AsurasWrath164]

I would gear it down first. Corally vehicles are geared way too high internally. The electronics themselves are top notch. No need to upgrade in a 1:8 buggy/truggy

[@opuarc]

​@@ReadySetRCi have a fan on my shogun motor. So do you confirm me that on your asuga you fit Hobbywing Ezrun MAX6 V3 160A and motor team corally stock Kuron 2050 kv? Moreover, which pinion do you fit? Stock corally fit 14T. Have you noticed big differences between the max 6 and all stock combo corally (esc Torox 185)? Thank you, Sorry for my English but i am italian

[@ReadySetRC]

@@opuarc Yes, it's a Max6 ESC and a Kuron motor 2050KV. If you look at my Kronos XTR vids same setup but I'm actually running a HW ESC. I'm also using stock gearing. But I strongly suggest for you and your setup just gear down and thicken up your center diff fluid, since you have the fan and you should be good.

[@opuarc]

@@ReadySetRC grazie! Thank you!

[@AVERAGEJOERC]

I guess i can call myself a five star expert then.. 😂

[@ReadySetRC]

@timhulett5150ify Hell yeah!

[@CoachD386]

👍🏾💯

[@ReadySetRC]

@CoachDRC Thank you fam🤜🤛💯

[@itruck96]

Where's the accent from? I can't pin-point it.

[@ReadySetRC]

@itruck2009 You can't tell how I draw out my O's and A's, Team Cooraally😆 Strong Island accent.

[@infinitybeyond1089]

Can you rave against 1/8 legally

[@ReadySetRC]

@infinitybeyond1089 Nope😆