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I'm not watching another one as I already know what the outcome will be. How come 3 or 4 people that got it think its great but people who paid for it think otherwise. Personally I think they are in the wrong hobby
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It's not that simple man, these people love rc but have hardly anything nice to say about it. I mean I break stuff and I'm like Dam my fault not arrma they weren't driving it!
I agree with you for the most part, but somethings are just bs. Prime example, I just got a k8s and on my very first run I tried to go up a curb, lightest tap of the bumper I've ever done on an rc rig in my life and the bumper spring cracked clean in half. I didn't even notice it until the next day and it took me a long time combing the memory banks to even remember what could have possibly caused it as I didn't do anything but drive it on the street, never crashed or anything.It's not that simple man, these people love rc but have hardly anything nice to say about it. I mean I break stuff and I'm like Dam my fault not arrma they weren't driving it
Can't even get a V1 yet and your looking for V2 already???
Was it very cold out? Plastic doesn't like cold. It will shatter if you sneeze at it.
Yea it was like 35f tbh QQ. I figured that's what it was but it still irked me haha. At least I have excuse to order one from 3drc now.Can't even get a V1 yet and your looking for V2 already???
I doubt HH will do that for quite a while. They have issues with QC on older rigs to deal with if they even care to. It is up to us to work out the bugs. Business as usual.
Was it very cold out? Plastic doesn't like cold. It will shatter if you sneeze at it.
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Well said
Hard to compare Euros to USD. There is an exchange rate that generally dictates global pricing.
That sound like a planFor me, I think the EXB Mojave will be my choice and drop another Max6 combo into it.
. Although some didn’t have to, quite a few Mojave owners (including me) changed to M2C wheel hexes (M2C ARRMA TYPHON/MOJAVE 17MM HEX EXTENDED 2MM - 3160). Arrma upgraded the wheels so it may no longer be a potential issue.
Very good point. I'm over having shelf queens and pretty show-n-tell rigs. I may post a pic online but best believe my rig's being driven. I bought the Mojave because nearly ALL the reviews I've seen state how purely reliable they are and have very few shortcomings. I want to have fun with my RC's and spend as little money as possible doing it...I really enjoy Earl's vids. I was looking at getting this Fireteam buggy and watched a few run videos and was quite impressed with what I saw, until I watched Earl's first bash run...oh man...he lost 2 motor mount bolts and the 3rd was half way out, and that wasn't even a full pack run. I was shocked to see that there was no Loctite at all on them. He said it seems like their QC has gone downhill, I think he may be right. It also spat the front right bearing out.
They cost $1200 here in Oz and I'll be damned if I'm gonna pay that much for something that needs so much modification work done.
I'm now having 2nd thoughts on the Fireteam and looking at buying the Mojave EXB. When I bought my Kraton V4, I broke so many parts and 2½yrs later and about $2k down the whole truck is M2C, Integy, RPM, HR & Max6 combo modified. I don't want another truck that I have to spend that amount on again. For me, I think the EXB Mojave will be my choice and drop another Max6 combo into it.
Supposedly it's fixed, i'm going to leave the stock hubs on the exb i picked up and see what happens. The other 4 run the just bash it +2mm hexes and m2c's.That sound like a plan
Facts
They likely come from the same factory? You’re hoping the QC will be different on a Mojave? You have to do the same checks on both rigs. Earl claims to have checked each bolt, but how he didn’t notice no TL on those is beyond explanation. If there is TL, you have to crack the screws to tighten them further. If there is no TL, they will likely tighten some more without cracking. He’s being dishonest about checking them and is all in on his story to drive clicks. Everyone else is on the positive vibe, he was late to the party, so his best move was to crap on it and be contrarian to drive views. He’s no different than the guys who did embargo videos, except he paid for his rig and will make less off clicks. Not winning.I really enjoy Earl's vids. I was looking at getting this Fireteam buggy and watched a few run videos and was quite impressed with what I saw, until I watched Earl's first bash run...oh man...he lost 2 motor mount bolts and the 3rd was half way out, and that wasn't even a full pack run. I was shocked to see that there was no Loctite at all on them. He said it seems like their QC has gone downhill, I think he may be right. It also spat the front right bearing out.
They cost $1200 here in Oz and I'll be damned if I'm gonna pay that much for something that needs so much modification work done.
I'm now having 2nd thoughts on the Fireteam and looking at buying the Mojave EXB. When I bought my Kraton V4, I broke so many parts and 2½yrs later and about $2k down the whole truck is M2C, Integy, RPM, HR & Max6 combo modified. I don't want another truck that I have to spend that amount on again. For me, I think the EXB Mojave will be my choice and drop another Max6 combo into it.
Well... maybe those 3 or 4 people got it for free and are "paid advocates".You saw that video to
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