Well I picked up a Kyosho Inferno ST truggy. So far broke the following:
- front lower control arm
- front upper control arm
- front lower kingpin
- front upper kingpin
- rear lower kingpin
- bent right front u joint
- servo for the throttle failed
- battery tray broke
- exhaust twisted but not broken
- front driveshaft slightly twisted, not broken, still useable
Overall despite the broken parts, it’s been a pleasurable experience. Breaking it in was fun and I seem to be on my 5th tank now. It’s definitely not for the faint of heart, as these little machines do pack quite a punch… I laughed when I thought that they might be a little childish, especially when I started doing 4 foot jumps with them…
June 13th, 2008 at 12:03 pm
[...] washers. It has held up perfect on the track, I can’t say the same for one of my control arms (we all know about breaking our truggies). A friend of mine also purchased the Axial .28 and also had to shim due to clearance issues, so be [...]