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Cmarcan167 12-19-2013 09:42 PM

Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
I usually do all my online shopping on a-main hobbies but I stumbled across this site asiatees hobbies. Anyone used them? I was looking for upgraded driveshafts because mine are twisting, and longer shocks for a tad more flex. If this site is bogus can someone point me in the right direction for either of those parts?

VP Dan 12-19-2013 09:48 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cmarcan167 (Post 4595168)
I usually do all my online shopping on a-main hobbies but I stumbled across this site asiatees hobbies. Anyone used them? I was looking for upgraded driveshafts because mine are twisting, and longer shocks for a tad more flex. If this site is bogus can someone point me in the right direction for either of those parts?

just go to RPP and spend a little more now so you dont have to buy things twice "thumbsup"

Diablo666 12-19-2013 09:48 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
There is a build thread called wraith steel cage that he is using a chissis from them.

Szczerba 12-19-2013 09:49 PM

Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
I bought several HPI RS4 3 parts from them for my ol' IFS SCX rig. You get what you pay for though. If you buy $12 driveshafts expect $12 quality and performance. Parts that wont have alot of stress on them can be a different story. I only had one issue after 3 separate orders. One part was left out but they quickly sent out the part.


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crazy nick 12-19-2013 09:52 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
Rpp hobbies. They sell more quality stuff. There is a mod you can do to the driveshafts to get them to hold up. You put epoxy in and 1/4 threaded rod in. It keeps them from twisting. Just search on here. Might be in Harley's stickie.

Cmarcan167 12-19-2013 10:09 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
Thanks guys! That site is awesome...any tricks for a little more flex?

JatoTheRipper 12-19-2013 10:10 PM

AsiaTees is reliable, but almost all of the GPM products I've gotten from them suck. Gears that don't fit in a CC01, 4-link kit with incorrect parts, and Losi micro shocks that can't fully compress due to the shock bladders.

VP Dan 12-19-2013 10:18 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Cmarcan167 (Post 4595191)
Thanks guys! That site is awesome...any tricks for a little more flex?

to much flex is not always a good thing

evan03 12-19-2013 10:19 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
I'd look at rc4wd shocks or slash rears from eBay. And traxxas max shafts.

I've got along of miles on myax shafts and am loving the rc4wd spark shocks.

I've spent pennies compared to what most spend on they're wraiths.

lsone 12-19-2013 10:26 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
Ill let you know tomorrow LOL!

I ordered some 3racing parts

MexicanMarauder 12-20-2013 07:04 AM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
RPP Nuff said!

OSRC 12-20-2013 10:00 AM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
Got a pile'o stuff coming. 4th order, never had a problem yet. sometimes shipping is lengthy though. Anywhere from 1-2.5 weeks.

I use them for hard to find parts for various Tamiya vehicles. Got a lot of stuff on there you cannot source in the states.

67mustang 12-20-2013 10:04 AM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
I can vouch for the link mounts, c hubs, lockouts, and the cv shafts.

Bansh88 12-20-2013 10:57 AM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
I ordered Topcad steering links from Amazon. Asiatees stickers came with them. Not sure if they are associated.

The steering links broke in 2 places after 10 minutes of mild use.

Meatwad 12-20-2013 12:09 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
The links from topcad/asiatees are absolute garbage, way better off making your own. There are a couple hard to screw up parts from them that aren't bad though. Rear axle lockouts, chubs, knuckles, servo posts, skids, shock towers etc. I picked up a couple sets of xr/wraith chubs/knuckles and they're holding up fine, fit is finish is good. Although they don't have the adjustability of vp parts... arms specifically, they're basically locked in ackerman similar to stock scx10 but a tad better.

Don't get any 'complicated' parts or something that has alot of moving parts like cvd's, trans gears etc.

Agreed with buying from vendors here for necessary upgrades though, I've been taken care of well from any vendor recommended on rcc.

Cmarcan167 12-20-2013 12:29 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
thanks for the feed back guys! I really appreciate the guidance. i went on rpp and saw a few good parts that i didn't see anywhere else. what is the general opinion on strc?

Dready 12-20-2013 12:43 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
cheap and nasty enough said.

Cmarcan167 12-20-2013 01:05 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
does anyone have a list of what i would need to hinge the hood for my wraith? i found a kit on ckrc.com but im not sure how i feel about odd sites like this.

ion 12-20-2013 02:33 PM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
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Originally Posted by Cmarcan167 (Post 4595830)
does anyone have a list of what i would need to hinge the hood for my wraith? i found a kit on ****.com but im not sure how i feel about odd sites like this.


traxxas battery pin kit for the slash and 1/4" or 5/16" cable clamps.

dwbetz 12-21-2013 07:59 AM

Re: Has anyone shopped asiatees hobbies?
 
I have bought from them. They are legit.


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