Anyone get a chance to mess with the Vorza Flux?

[xsavage3148]

Been checking it out. Was thinking of adding one to my garage!

 

[frddyj]

is it available to buy yet?

 

[xsavage3148]

I didnt realize it wasnt out yet! FAIL

 

[frddyj]

if/when you get one, i wanna see a review thread, pics, vid, pro's, con's, all that.

I'm really lovin this vorza but the Ve8 has recently taken my interest too.

 

[xsavage3148]

Sure will. I have always liked that style buggy. I have no experience with brushless but there was someone with a brushless revo at our bashing session the other day and it sparked my interest. Is the ve8 more of a racer? i wont be racing just bashing.

 

[Pope]

if/when you get one, i wanna see a review thread, pics, vid, pro's, con's, all that.

I'm really lovin this vorza but the Ve8 has recently taken my interest too.

I would say get the Ve8 over the vorza as it has breaks and doesn't use the motor for breaking. This will go a long way towards keeping your ESC from going out on you. As of right now it is the only stock E buggy to come like this. There are a few companys out there that make aftermarket conversion kits that still use a break servo but as I said the Ve8 is the only stock one like this.

Another plus to this is you can control your breaking from front to back.

http://www.hotbodiesonline.com/kit.php?partNo=67535&lang=en

 

[Ascender]

Only problem I have with the Ve8 is the lay-out. Batteries and motor on the same side doesn't seems right to me.

 

[BIGDAN89]

i don't like how the motor is in the front ? would be better off being more proctected in the center to me

 

[xsavage3148]

HM. I wonder what motor i would use with the VE8

 

[Pope]

I vote 2650 neu/castle