The Official "What is it?" Thread

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Thanks Mr. Ed. There were arms that worked with the trailing arm option, right? Any idea of the other piece, I'm stumped?

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I think you're right. But that was not the variation I was talking about. The second part: I have no idea, sorry.
Mrlexan had some threads with different hot-trick cars, maybe you could try to find them on the forum. Or maybe Lohas could tell you.

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Will do, thanks. I see the varied arms (after checking pics online).

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Hey All,

I am talking to a guy on CL about this car but I don't know what it is other than the HPI branding. I have never owned an on-road car and don't know much about them yet. Is this a decent car as far as tunability and upgrades or should I look elsewhere?

Thanks for the help.

Sorry about the cell phone pic but this is all he sent me.

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HPI RS4 Pro 2

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Dang that was fast! Thank you
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Jason wrote:Dang that was fast! Thank you
To answer your other questions, I don't own one of those RS4's, but I've seen lots of purple aluminum hop-up parts for them. HPI is probably the leading manufacturer of on-road car bodies, so they're a brand you can trust when it comes to quality and parts availability & upgrades.
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What is this chassis? looks like the pod was moved to shorten the wheel base. came from another werido homemade car I got.
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That's the Parma panther funny car that has been shortened a ton

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gomachv wrote:That's the Parma panther funny car that has been shortened a ton

http://www.rc10talk.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=28403&hilit=Panther
Geez, it has been shortened a lot! :shock:
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That funny car needs wheelie bars bad. It just looks like its good for nothing now except for flipping over. :roll:

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I think it's just itching for a "Little giant killer" Fiat 600 body 8)

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It had a Cox beetle body on it when I got it. :lol:
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Wheelie bars... just made me remember I had this one too!
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Did someone make an aftermarket nose plate? This shape is all wrong, but it's intriguing
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Re: The Official "What is it?" Thread

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I don't see it....other than the two extra holes what's different?

Hot Trick, BME, Composite Craft, Fiberlyte, & Kranzel all made aftermarket kick-ups. Those are all easily identified by looks though.

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