x6

[tom plumb]

hello guys i am thinking about a x6 i have a cr2 at the moment but i cant get to grips with it really is a x6 the best choice wot do they drive like cheers

[AndrewCaunt]

Ashleys drove X6 this year great results,you can put it down on any track and dont have to change set up at all.Great car

[tom plumb]

wot are they like strenth wise? are they a stable car or twitchy

[discothesnake]

Originally Posted by tom plumb

wot are they like strenth wise? are they a stable car or twitchy

I have an x6 and they are very stable and very easy to drive. Really well balanced. I think parts for them are easier to get too. I am possibly puting mine up for sale shortly as i have just purchased a new B4.1. They are great cars tho.

Dave

[AndrewCaunt]

Very rear if it breaks.Do the mathsAlso very easy to drive,just put down and drive.What more can i say.

[MatJohnson]

I changed cars halfway through last season from a CR2. The CR2 just wasn't for me but its still a good car. I have found setups for the X6 are easyer to get and advice is a lot more available than with the CR2.

The X6 felt a little better to drive for me as a new start driver (again) so it has been a good choice.

[YoungChazz]

Tom, there is another recent thread on this site, "Convince Me To Buy An X - 6" where there is a ton of discussion about the car.

[bert digler]

Originally Posted by tom plumb

wot are they like strenth wise? are they a stable car or twitchy

stable i broke 1 wishbone this year

[snige]

great car highly recomend it only broke a rear wishbone and front wishbone all summer

[reg]

i snapped one of the early squared chassis,chazz and DMS were very helpfull and very quickly sorted it out,apart from that i broke nothing..........im even thinking of getting another one a year on

[Dave Dodd]

the only stuff i have broke so far are the b4 parts but i do drive a bit close to the edge
oh and a wing mount

[matdodd]

Originally Posted by bert digler

stable i broke 1 wishbone this year

And for you thats very good

[tom plumb]

Right I have got a x6 wot weight are you guys runing in them? I will be ordering the weights from rude bits so could someone tell me wot I need cheers

[YoungChazz]

Not sure where you are racing Tom, but on most dirt outdoor tracks very little weight is added. It's the U.K. guys with their astro, grass, etc that use the weight. If that's you, I think the RudeBits and TrishBits kits are both good.

[MRD]

I found my X6 is better to drive on the slippy stuff with less weight in it. I had a brass plate under the speedo and two small weights under the battery and it was fine. At the players I had the same but with the brass front bulkhead and the cream shock tower weights.

One thing I have found is that I'm getting too much rear end grip so I ended up using an old flat wing to make the back end a little looser and the car was transformed.

[tom plumb]

cheers guys can someone tell me wot parts is b4 on the x6 like front arms idle gear anything that is b4 really cheers

[/tobys]

It's all in the back of the manual, P83-85

[tom plumb]

i only have the instruction manuel which goes to page 34

[/tobys]

Are you a conversion or full kit? Both manuals can be downloaded from the Xfactory website: http://www.xfactoryrc.com/rc/Tech/In...ls.php#X6SqrEC

[tom plumb]

cheers