Asian tees body quality

[Levi]

I found on Asian tees some lexan bodies that go by team c. There is a few bodies by this team c that look interesting for a current build project of mine. The price on them is cheap. So it makes me curious about the quality of them. I've only used proline lexan bodies so far and love the quality of them and don't mind paying the price of them.

So now to the question. So has anyone had any experience using theses Asian tees team c bodies? How's the durability on them? I want a good quality, durable long lasting body. I don't want to have to worry about it taking a tumble and cracking the body the first roll over.

I know they theses are cheap bodies. But sometimes cheap isn't always bad quality. And I'm not looking for a cheap poor quality body and not afraid to spend good money on good stuff. Guess the worse case scenario is to order on and if I don't like it I don't have to use it. I'm also guessing here, but are theses team c bodies a Asian tees/house brand?

[Teng]

I have zero experience about these bodies. However my local comp guys loved them so much. Cheap and light bodies are the best choice for comp guys. Cheers

[Ninomaniac]

TeamC is a sorta racing brand in Europe. There, some useless info!

[durok]

I like the Samurai they sell in sets of 3 for about $45, you could have fun painting them in different schemes - brush up on your skills!

It's also bigger than the other Samurai bodies, 295mm wheelbase instead of the usual 254mm - fits a wide range of chassis.

Some of their bodies are less than stellar looking, though - and it would be better if there were more pics on their website - especially of painted examples.

They even have a Power Wagon!

...and a couple of Lexan Hilux versions (but the one they show painted green is hideous)

[Levi]

Guess it makes sense some of the comp guys would like them if they are light. A European base lexan body, interesting. Even at a price of almost $50 for 3 bodies duron is not bad. Would be cool to see some different color scemes on them.

So what you think about the durability of your samurai body doruk? How does the body hold up over time with roll overs. I know you mentioned you like them.

[durok]

I don't own one, just have thought about ordering one before. The shipping costs make it a bit expensive unless you have a big order, though...

They look thinner than the norm, from the pictures in this blog:

https://www.asiatees.com/article?Bri...r-Body&id=3171

[CyberFox]

I just received a samurai body, it's good quality, excepted the bottom of the sides a bit too thin.

[JatoTheRipper]

Team C is their own brand and not related to AsiaTees.

Their bodies look like crap. I think they just vacuum molded over other bodies including other Lexan batteries.