For shame you say that....it just takes some practice to knock off the rust & some tuning and set up. I love the way my Goldie runs compared to my TLR 22, granted, I have put more tuning time into the Goldie, but they are just so much fun to drive.HotRodDiesels wrote:The car is way out of date for the current race tracks but I was able accomplish my goal.
I started a thread on racing the oldies against the new plastic cars here....http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=27135
Lots of good info in there now. Post up what the car is or isnt doing and let the experts guide you in changes that may help.
