BSR BT-4 1/10 4WDツーリングカー（ARR）

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THE best touring/drift car available at HobbyKing!!

Dec 14, 2016

This is by far THE best touring/drift race car availible here at Hobbyking!
Highly recommended!

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May 15, 2016

This is a rebranded TeamC TR10 with upgraded CF shock towers and solid TrackStar electronics. On sale I payed 120 for it. In short this is the BEST VALUE entry ARR 1:10 TC that is completely 13.5 stock class legal. A skilled driver will be only few tenths of a second slower with BT-4 than with a full race oriented car like Xray. Quality is good, most of plastic if composite so it will be sturdy. Also because of lot of plastic the car is light and you can easily go under 1350g race weight. Only upgrade that I would recommend out of the box is alu hex mounts since the stock are plastic and deform if you tighten the wheels too much. If you run on a high grip surface I would also recommend TR10 swaybar kit for improved traction/track time.

WARNING: Do not upgrade the car too much, since in the long run it will be much cheaper and better to get a full race kit like TeamC TC10 or Xray T4 then to upgrade this car.

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Apr 21, 2016

Mechanically, car is medium quality, the bodyshell is good, around 1mm and finished very weel(pre-painted and pre-sticked), the plastic have a little of noise during the movement, wheel pretty unbalanced, rubber medium quality, the servo is very less precise, esc and motor are good quality, almost powerfull for indoor racing. reverse gear not often work....in the box aren't included istrunction for programming esc, but only for mechanic of the auto. For 120, is a good/best buy.

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Apr 15, 2016

A must have. Really nice quality. The combo brushless is enought to have fun. High recomended

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Apr 14, 2016

-very very brittle body. breaks at walking speed
-brake setting way too weak.
-the pin that drives one of the wheels shoots out of the place whare it belongs.....