Read the review of the new XRAY XII - 1/12 pan car on www.redrc.net.
Here are few comments from review:
"Come the WC the secret was revealed and Xray factory driver Teemo Leino set some very impressive practice times with the orange toned XII."
"Most of the alloy parts like the steering turnbuckles, servo hold-down washers, friction damper post, parts of the damper and power pod brace are silver coloured whereas the two side plates of the motor pod are black anodised. This combination makes for a very clean and Xray-ish (read: technical) look compared to the prototype cars."
"If you use a ball-type Allen wrench you can easily adjust the reactive caster without the need to strip down the whole ensemble."
"The servo saver is free of slop and usable for all common types of micro and mini servos thanks to different sized inserts."
"The power pod consists of two alloy side plates that are screwed to a carbon plate that attaches to the fibreglass T-bar. An alloy rod stiffens up the whole assembly. Xray was wise enough to separate the side plates as far as possible to allow for enough room for the protruding brushless motors and the often needed sensor cables."
"Ride height up rear can be adjusted via five different ride height adjusters with 0 to 2mm offset. Worth mentioning is that the rear track wide can be adjusted by shims of different thicknesses to compensate the different offset rims or tweak the rear end grip."
"The ball differential of the XII sports 12 carbide balls a carbide thrust bearing and is one of the smoothest differentials we have ever seen in a 1/12 scale car!"
"... the XII had a massive amount of steering but was still very controllable after we dialed out some steering throw."
"The Xray XII is a really nice piece of kit. It combines high parts quality, a great finish and high performance."
