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I'm not super worried about aesthetics and what not as I just want the 1/16 cars to rip around the yard.
MJX have been absolutely hitting it out of the park recently, especially on their range of large 1/14 scale RC cars like the onroad basher 14301 on road basher I reviewed here and 14210 off-road truggy I reviewed here. High-Speed Performance: Built-in super strong, powerful, and high-efficiency brushless motor makes the electric energy converted into power maximally and the running speed is up to 62km/h. With a high speed of 62km/h, you can enjoy the high-speed competition at the track or in your own backyard. I felt this was a good speed for the car, still quite controllable with enough power to flip, jump roll and have decent looking crashes.They have a smart battery that is simply charged by USB cord and has a built in GPS that relays data back to your bluetooh enabled phone so you can measure instantaneous throttle position, speed and maximum speed. Shocks front and rear are full aluminium with threaded collars and most importantly, are oil-filled.
The Hyper Go H16E (reviewed here) was a 4wd 1/16 scale truck that had built in GPS speed but was overly complex and a little expensive for a brushed car but it performed well and was very durable. As I said I am brand new to this and after watching a couple youtube videos I am unsure as to the best or easiest way to align the wheels. It does attach towards the bottom of the car, but that top screw area is non existent for connection to the RC car.Build quality is good, better than what I have seen on WL toys models which tend to be the high standard for budget cars. The lower chassis plate is a light grey colour which contrast with the rest of the car, reminding me of Traxxas models. MJX are a brand that are quietly going about building a solid body of work in the budget RC car scene. Outside of the ability to adjust ride height with collars and dampening with shock oil, there is very little adjustability which suits it's basher nature. The body is very solid and mounts by 4 body clips but also the sides of the body tuck into dedicated chassis to help keep water and dirt out whilst maintaining the correct shape of the body.
The MJX HYPER GO 14301 (and 14302) are brushless 1/14 scale on road cars that are equipped for grip style bashing and drifting. They have also made a brushless version of this truck, the MJX 16208 which I've driven but haven't reviewed. They have a big offset so a nice wide agressive stance and there is plenty of plastic on them meaning they should be strong.It's worth mentioning that the H16E (truggy) has a shorter ride height than the H16H (buggy) due to the shape of the suspension arms.
the Hyper Go models offer exceptional reliability and high-speed performance all packed into a highly portable 1/14th size model. Since this and FTX Tracer share a lot of parts, it was mentioned in the other thread that some of these machine upgrades would work. PERFORMANCE: It can reach speeds up to 24mph (38km/h), making it the great choice for racing enthusiasts. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).the Hyper Go models offer exceptional reliability and high-speed performance all packed into a highly portable 1/16th size model. It's slightly faster than the other small brushless cars I've reviewed including the Eachine EC30 at 28km/h, the HBX 16886 at 27km/h but not as fast as the WLToys 144001/124019 at 55km/h although that car has been build purely for speed with big compromises on battery life, heat, acceleration and offroad ability. This series of RC buggies and RC monster trucks come with high quality batteries and radio equipment on board.
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