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Fast Eddie 13-02-2011 05:36 PM

HPI Pro 3 Help needed
 
Hi Guys,

I am a buggy man in the process of buying this car and wondered what size shell to use and what mods are best. I am on a budget and really getting a tc so Ican go to my local club.

Any other info gratefully received:thumbsup:

Cheers Eddie

Fast Eddie 13-02-2011 05:40 PM

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would help if I attached the pic:woot:

franki 13-02-2011 06:59 PM

Ok, well u need a 190mm shell go dodge stratus works well with that car the u need carbon top deck and orange springs frond yellow rear!!!

dale 13-02-2011 08:24 PM

Have you already bought this, or can you still change your mind?

Fast Eddie 13-02-2011 10:59 PM

Hi Dale

Suppose I can change my mind as not sent payment, paying £20 so to be honest doubt if there can be anything of better value out there

dale 14-02-2011 08:51 AM

Yes £20 will be hard to beat, at that price it's probably fine for a bit of indoor racing. And if you need spares you could just buy another entire car!

It may be hard to find individual option parts and spares, as the car was generally considered to be a bit of a dog so was never that popular. But since you're paying £20 and not the £300 that the car in the picture would probably have cost with its carbon chassis, it should be an okay first TC.

digitrc 14-02-2011 12:23 PM

That car seems to be missing the top deck that it would have needed with that chassis conversion, so unless it is inside that box the car is resting on, I would give it a miss.

The Pro3 was my first car when I got back into RC in 2001. I know it's chequered history well!

Despite all that it was actually one of the most driveable cars on the market for mid-range racers. The chassis flex that everyone complained about back then is right back in fashion nowadays!


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