New Team Corally Speed Rig

[HZRDOS]

This thing looks pretty bad a$$

https://www.world.corally.com/ssx82...078ehWCsEnsYeV4nZEDGflEqxNZofaplh268#section2

 

[BashingBrian]

Big let down this is not competition for Arrma, this is a thoroughbred race car..!!
I wanted an Infraction killer…..

 

[BentShaft]

That type of design has been around, why aren't people using them for speed runs? Or maybe they are and I'm not seeing it. It would take a super smooth surface, maybe that's why.

 

[HZRDOS]

Big let down this is not competition for Arrma, this is a thoroughbred race car..!!
I wanted an Infraction killer…..

Yeah - thing looks like it can be setup to handle a sweet road race course.

 

[KnowAir]

Ehh.. I feel cheated!! No doubt it's great for a few, but certainly not for the masses. Was hoping for something a little more common I guess..

 

[Cheez]

Winner winner chicken dinner. What’s €479 in U.S. dollars ?

 

[biggman100]

Winner winner chicken dinner. What’s €479 in U.S. dollars ?

Around $560, but, if it ends up priced anything like the Team Corally SSX-8X, it will come in at $479. The 8X is $439 in the states, and the same price in Europe.

 

[LibertyMKiii]

Not the ideal platform for speed runners, but would be great for carving up a parking lot.

People have tried for years with the Serpent 977e and 988e models and just never work well for high speeds.

 

[Doom!]

Looks pretty nice. The fact that you can't reverse might limit a lot of speed runners. Some interesting features.

 

[KnowAir]

Winner winner chicken dinner. What’s €479 in U.S. dollars ?

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[The Bean]

Winner winner chicken dinner. What’s €479 in U.S. dollars ?

Exchange rate is currently near 1:1, like KnowAir shows.

What's the function of the one-way bearings? Can't the ESC already do that?

 

[KnowAir]

Exchange rate is currently near 1:1, like KnowAir shows.

What's the function of the one-way bearings? Can't the ESC already do that?

Must be a competition thing I'm guessing? Like a fail safe if you will..guarantees no one can reverse on track? Just guessing.

 

[BentShaft]

The front has one way bearings so that during power off or braking the front wheels continue to free spin. This is for better handling on corner entry (1/10 touring cars use something similar...at least they used to, I'm not up on the latest with that). This is a road course racing chassis, so keep in mind it's optimized for that. Braking is all done with the rear tires (and no reason you can't go in reverse either, just the rear tires would be driving it).

 

[KnowAir]

The front has one way bearings so that during power off or braking the front wheels continue to free spin. This is for better handling on corner entry (1/10 touring cars use something similar...at least they used to, I'm not up on the latest with that). This is a road course racing chassis, so keep in mind it's optimized for that. Braking is all done with the rear tires (and no reason you can't go in reverse either, just the rear tires would be driving it).

That sounds more like it thanks for clearing my silly theory out