Any ideas what is new in raw bulilders kit v2 ?

[crawlingmike]

Hi,
do you have an idea what is different in raw builders kit V2 AXI90104V2 ?

[twade984]

Man I’m not finding that anywhere…

I’m only familiar with the original scx10 II raw builders kit that has been around for a while


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[King Dork]

The only change I was able to find is that it includes links to build it with a 11.4, 12.0, or 12.3 wheelbases. Not impressed at all Axial! At the very least it would have been nice to see aluminum shock bodies. Axial swings, Axial misses on this one. Must not be paying attention to what customers have been saying. At least the V2 Element builder’s kit had several nice improvements over the first.

[GA Dawg]

I'm looking at it on Horizon's German site and I don't see any difference at all.

[GA Dawg]

Originally Posted by King Dork

The only change I was able to find is that it includes links to build it with a 11.4, 12.0, or 12.3 wheelbases.

That was in the original RBK.

[King Dork]

Originally Posted by GA Dawg

That was in the original RBK.

My bad. I wasn’t interested enough in the original to notice that. Lol. If that’s the case, even bigger letdown from Axial.

[bartt]

For the ones who know: https://www.horizonhobby.fr/fr_FR/pr...XI90104V2.html


Horizon Hobby french page, but details are still in english.


I found it at 259 EUR, which is quite pricey, compared to an Element RC V2 kit which includes way better shocks and overdrive gear.

[Fricker08]

That may say V2, but that’s the same old RBK


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[smog]

If The Element is better and cheaper...


SSD is based in Europe no? Pick up a Trail King it’s worth whatever extra it costs

[smc-93]

What Smog said.

The TK might cost a few extra nickels but it will earn back those nickels and them some.

The problem (like a lot of things ATM) is finding one in stock. They don't seem to last long on the store shelves.

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