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Well, testing it on a Tamiya Speed Checker is even less accurate than saying "very fast" - those things are useless. You'd need to use a proper radar device to get an accurate measure. The Tamiya Speed Checker is completely pointless as it doesn't take the vehicle's body weight into consideration. So you could put some insane high RPM motor in a car and it would show it going 100Km/h, but then when you actually try to race it you find the thing won't even budge because it has no torque. Does anyone have access to any kind of speed checking device? super_micro, what do you have in your Mini-Z, if you can list the hop-ups I can probably give a reasonably accurate comparison.
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