yokomo sd

[nismo]

i saw this car and i liked its look but is it better than a pro 4
really im into a car that is easy to get spares for and is a good car to work on and goes quick . easy to set up too .


is it SD or PRO4

??????????????

[soto]

Its called an Xray

[Mark Stiles]

I have an SD and have been very pleased with it so far. Both cars are top line racing kits, and both are easy to get spares for. Its purely down to whatever takes your fancy.

however, if you want to save a few quid, you should consider the SD CGM. It is like the SD, but has a tub chassis instead, and it is very competitively priced considering its spec.

[nismo]

the reason i want an sd over a cgm is to get away from the tub

i had a mission i liked its chassis but i didnt like the belt drive
i got a tc3 i like its shaft drve but not too keen on the tub chassis
so i want a shaft drive carbon chassis car


the thing that drew me to the sd was that the modelshop that comes down to wlrc brings yoke spares

but the thing about the pro4 was the fact there were 4 in the worlds A main
and the one of the top stock drives uses one at wlrc

[Mark Stiles]

Ask yourself;

Do i often crash and/or break things?

If the answer is yes, then you've made your choice. :)

Doesn't SPEC do HPI parts then? :confused:

[nismo]

SD HERE I COME

well its a cracking chassis and i saw a a video of masami racing one at the worlds it flew

i know it will let me progress from the stock c final

c'mon chris won 19t at the 2004 ko with the car

cheers for your help it was greatly appreciated

[Mark Stiles]

SD's were also 4th and 5th on the grid at the KO, courtesy of stuart cann and me.

[Remo]

Masami flies in any car... but it was a Tamiya that won the worlds.... ;)

I have owned both Yoke and Pro4 but if I was to choose between the 2 I'd say Pro4...

[nismo]

why pro 4 though ?