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sS. Nomad 01-27-2003 09:08 PM

Advice & Suggestions : 350Z The Works
 
Alright im new to this Micro R/C stuff so ima need some advice, I plan to get a 350z micro r/c, i want it to be real fast, i want a booster on it, im not sure if it comes with one, i was wondering if the 350z comes with the controller needed for the boosting, i was also wondering, im guessing the 350z comes in 2.2 with booster, is there a way to get a 3.8 engine with a booster? im a major newb so if ya could give me some tips on it.

P.S do they sell that 350z w/ booster with the Controller on tinyrc.com?

shocon2k 01-27-2003 09:38 PM

Yes u are a noob, hehe.

Anyway, you can put any motor u want in a car, booster or not. And I believe the 350z aka Fairlady is a booster car. However these are hard to find in the states.

jei$ 01-27-2003 10:20 PM

noob sS
u cant buy cars modded 4 ur delight here
i think the shop on thhis site only has MS
yes u can interchange the motorbut u hab 2 buy it
seperately it does come with a booster
and boost button control aiite?


is fa sho

sS. Nomad 01-28-2003 05:15 PM

so the fairlady comes with a booster? and a controller right? i believe the engine is 2.2 w/ booster can i change that 2.2 out with a 3.8 and still have the booster?

dabigpig 01-28-2003 05:22 PM

it doesn't matter what motor you have in it because when your car is unboosted (not hitting the boost button) the car is pulsing power to the motor causing it to go about half speed. when you push the boost button the pulsing stops and you get a full signal of power to the motor causing it go go fast. the car will send a pulsing of power to the motor with any motor whether it's a 1.0 or a 3.0.
HTH:)

instead of the pulsing it may also have a resistor but from what i have heard i think it pulses :confused:
P.S.
corect me if someone is more experienced than me.


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