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RC CAR ACTION: HPI Hyper 10SC-E RTR Short Course Truck

Discussion in 'News' started by GPS, Oct 31, 2012.

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    LOOK FELLAS!  We bought out a company and out now reselling there old platform!  Sweet deal!! lol 

    I really thought they would have at least changed something on it before reselling :/  Not even a different model number.
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    Why mess with a good thing?  ;)
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    You know your half right on that, the chassis and suspension is decent and the drivetrain is just BEEFY for it's size and in my opinion better designed than that of the losi SCTE.  It's downfall was the DECENT suspension, it just can't keep up with the new stuff.
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    Are you referring to the gull-winged front "A" arms?
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    Not really, gull winged a arms are still used today to provide longer shocks for better dampening.  I'm referring to the short a arm design along with the fact that the non adjustable anti squat settings and so forth.
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