Vac-U-Pickle 2S/4S Combo RTR just add prop, RX, and TX

[allman5]

I´m intrested,do you still got it?

[longballlumber]

Yes, I still have it...

Later,
Mike

[twohottyracing]

what speeds I am interested,any video?
thanks in advance
scotty

[longballlumber]

Both set ups (2S and 4S) are capible of mid to hi 40's easy (maybe more with some set up work). Sorry, no videos. Our club hasn't raced the N2 (2S voltage) in 3-4 years.

Later,
Mike

[flynow1]

Did u wind up selling the boat?
thx

[longballlumber]

Nope, still got it. I just haven't had time to put it up on Ebay. I am fairly motivated at this point; make me an offer. There are things I've already bought and other things I want to buy... LOL

Later,
Mike

[flynow1]

I have mono hulls. I am looking for something more stable, more racing, less flipping. Let me do a bit of research on the Vac-U-Pickle hull.
I'm used to fiber glass, is the plastic hull as repairable as fg? Looks like internally it's very strong.
thx

[longballlumber]

I have mono hulls. I am looking for something more stable, more racing, less flipping. Let me do a bit of research on the Vac-U-Pickle hull.
I'm used to fiber glass, is the plastic hull as repairable as fg? Looks like internally it's very strong.
thx

Powered and set up correctly, the Pickle can be a fast/stable hull. However, being that's it's a hydro it will run a little more loose than a mono hull. I would suspect that your mono needs some set up help if it's flipping. While I am not a big fan of plastic hulls, the pickle was done right. With the inner structure and bonded in while still fixtured makes it a pretty strong/stiff set up. Yes, repairing this hull is possible just like FG hulls.

If you have any questions, I have no problems PM'ing you my phone number. Let me know...

Thanks
Mike

[flynow1]

Send your number and a good time to call
thx
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