Kraton Is Arrma always this bad?
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It's a learning process for sure. But like my grandson reminds me..."Poppa, sometimes rc cars are meant to get broken". Can't argue with his logic. Today he cracked his granite voltage body some more, and ripped off the positive lead to the motor. Last time it was the negative lead, I guess even my crappy solder job beats the factory soldering. Replaced one broken front axle from a few weeks ago so we have a spare still, and a few places where shoo Goo and scrap plastic are fixing the body. At home he bashes a mini-t and a typhon grom mainly.
I hear a lot of gripes about that granite voltage but it has lived up to a 5 year old bashing it continually into curbs, er, ramps (lol) at the parking lot up the street and it took his debut day at the local dirt track on a busy Saturday to break the right front axle. Decent speed too, on 2s lipos. We just bash so it fills the bill, and at 110 bucks including the new axle, so it's golden.
I hear a lot of gripes about that granite voltage but it has lived up to a 5 year old bashing it continually into curbs, er, ramps (lol) at the parking lot up the street and it took his debut day at the local dirt track on a busy Saturday to break the right front axle. Decent speed too, on 2s lipos. We just bash so it fills the bill, and at 110 bucks including the new axle, so it's golden.
