Good work X-Factory on bringing out a full kit..
But im kinda disapointed it wasnt a 4wd :yawn: |
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.........and if they don't sell then they can always use a couple of chassis glued together to make a short course version. The way that they throw the Associated SC10's about at PDA over the jumps I sure hope that anyone buying the SC60 gets that 50/50 guarantee in writing Jimbo :woot: |
Are there any differences between the ellis kit released not so long ago and this new car (apart from not needing the donor b4?)
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reading it, I would say, it is the basic X-Factory kit
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hmmmm, how much is the "basic" cougar?!? lol
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F you still need to get all those extra bits then that's one expensive car! All in it's more than any 4wd out there at the moment! :confused:
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Oh the Losi shocks routine, that old chestnut....boring...yawn :( Makes me chuckle how every time an X-Factory thread crops up the man running a £50 low quality car "for a giggle" pops up and tells all X6 owners they HAVE to use Losi shocks to even make it work! As far as pricing themselves out of the market, thanks for the concern, but there is no need to worry, judging by the pre-orders in the last three/four hours since it went public, sales figures look to be doing VERY well at this early stage thanks..... Now crawl back under your rock until the next X-factory thread opens up!!!! |
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Would X-Factory not be tempted to sell the basic kit and then an EU spec with all the bits to make it work, or most of them.
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wow finally got a change to looka t this thread ,,, weel done x factory chazz get some rest mate its looking good guys xfactory all the way for me
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I would of liked to see the ES001 in the UK kits but I was alone when asking for this in the spec since the Japanese, USA and other European markets and distributors all have no requirement for them since they dont use them, the ES001 is the only worthwhile optional part I would imagine many people will buy from us. Since EVERY other brand has optional parts for their cars too I dont what the problem with this is. Everyone knocked our brass kit from Rudebits when it came out, now they have similiar (and FAR more expensive) sets for cars like the B4 and CR2 too and even Schumacher already have a list of Speed Secret parts ready for the new Cougar (gears, idlers, front hubs, a range of top decks, rear straps) BEFORE the car even comes out!! |
Go to bed, Darren, it's midnight, and you'll have orders to process in the AM.
For the guy who's upset about buying a Conversion Kit a few days ago, two things: First, that's always going to happen, like those who bought B3s the day before the B4 came out. But most important, your new X - 6 Squared Conversion Kit builds the same car, and if you already had a B4 you saved a lot of money. We continue to sell the K 019 conversion Kit -- D.M.S. just took anopther box of them -- and we expect to continue selling them for a long time. Your car is NOT obsolete. Unlike those B3 owners, there are lots of guys still winning with original X - 6s. Foir those who think this is expensive, you are nuts, uninformed, can't read, or all three. (I can only talk U.S.D. here and we don't have the VAT and import duties) The K 021 is priced about $50 less than a B4 FT+ Conversion Kit, and that's if you buy the B4 at one of the U.S. discount on-line stores. Buy the B4 anywhere else and the K 021 could save you as much as $100. Yes, the Kit does not have wheels and tires. How many of you U.K. drivers use the yellow wheels in a Losi kit? And how many use the Holeshots that come with the B4? So you're going to buy wheels & tires anyway -- we saved the cost and didn't charge you for them. Yes, the Kit comes with AE shocks -- the good FT threaded ones that come in the B4 FT kit. We can buy two part numbers for the AE shocks and have everything in two bags while we have to pay more in total for about 9 part numbers to do it in Losi. And no serious racer I know uses the shock oil that come in a kit -- who knows what type or weight it is? We are not in the shock business, so Team drivers are free to use whatever shock they want. Some of them use AE already. And, please, you be the one who tells Brian Kinwald to stop using his Kyosho shocks. I don't want that job... My personal X - 6 Squared, built a year ago, has been upgraded along the way with the 2601 front axles, 5210 top shaft, 5530 slipper plates, 5661 rear axles, then 5800 C-CVDs. I've got 30 degree caster blocks and B44 hubs & bearings. How much is all that worth? You get them all in the K 021 X - 6 Squared Kit. Plus all the Lunsford stuff including the hex-head ball studs. And the J concepts ball cups. At $349 the K 021 saves you almost $150 over buying a new B4 + Conversion Kit + the various upgrades noted above. I won't listen for a moment to those saying it is expensive -- anyone who carefully considers what you get will immediately realize the X - 6 Squared Kit is one heck of a bargain! Rant over. |
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We have took this oppurtunity to add higher quality parts into the kit that you would not nomally see, the Lunsford titanium turnbuckles, the mass of Lunsford hex head titanium ballstuds (far superier to the cheap std AE ones), genuine MIP C-CVD's (not copies like some kits), J Concpets ballends (regarded as one lof the best out there), alloy precision suspension shims etc, the list goes on, but I think you get the idea. One thing we were not fussed on was uneccassary bling, if a part was differnt purely due to fancy looks it was not aimed at this kit, improved quality (over AE parts), a "one box" purchase and refinement were the goals. We were asked to include "essentials" like the longer axles in kits, we listened, they are now there, coupled to the very latest C-CVD driveshafts. However for bling we have the "Ellis Spec" converision kit still available for "ultimate luxary" |
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