Abc Hobby Genetic

[RCH_Blackfoot]

Anyone have any experiance with them? They any good?

They look great.

Specs:

CONTENT

shaft drive 4WD

Double deck chassis

Ball diff.

Clear body included

STANDARD

Aluminum motor mount

See through oil damper

foil

High grip tire

Universal joint

TECHNICIAL DATA

length: 295mm

width: 157-163mm

Road clearance: 5mm

Wheelbase: 208mm

Tire diameter: 55mm

Body Length: 346mm

Body Width: 160mm

They look very well built.

[B.M.T.]

For the little amount they are worth, I'm almost game to give one a try, I just can't decide between the Datsun 1200 ute, coupe or the Toyota Vitz (Yaris)!.

I have some Mini drift tyres waiting for one!.

Also, at the 8" wheelbase, I often thought the Datsun 1200 ute would make a tuff body for a Midnight Pumpkin

[RCH_Blackfoot]

For the little amount they are worth, I'm almost game to give one a try, I just can't decide between the Datsun 1200 ute, coupe or the Toyota Vitz (Yaris)!.

I have some Mini drift tyres waiting for one!.

Also, at the 8" wheelbase, I often thought the Datsun 1200 ute would make a tuff body for a Midnight Pumpkin

I agree, they are very cool looking bodys, the chassis looks very duarable as well. Price for the kit isnt bad, but the shipping is 1/4-1/3 the cost

[B.M.T.]

Yeah, whether it be Jason's Store or Dinball, you pay $120-$150 for the kit and $50 to freight it.

Still, that's the same price as a M-03 with plain bushings, po-go sticks and an open diff unshipped.

When I recover from my latest shopping spree, I think it has to be done :)

Oh, they also do a Mugen tuned Honda Getz, with roof top wing, carbon hood decal and a chromed canon!.

Fast and the Furious pygmy styl-ee

[Blacque Jacque]

Would that fit a Willy's Wheeler body ?

[twisty]

I bought the Traveller (Counrtyman)one,fitted a Nosram brushless system and Orion Lipo in it,what a laugh virtually undrivable,Ended up hitting the curb at an insane speed and snapping the chassis in half,cheap repair though at 15 for a new chassis and that was the only damage,plus it did keep going.I reckon a 19 turn or equiv would be plenty of power for this kit.

You get a lot of car for the money and the bodys are close to Tamiya quality,stickers are not quite as good as Tamiya.

Dinball(RC Mart) carry good stock of spares.

[B.M.T.]

Twisty, did your's come with bearings?. Nothing anywhere seems to indicate either way, but these days it seems that Tamiya and Kyosho are the only companies that stand by bushings...

I folded, ordered the Vitz from Dinball this afternoon. I have a 3Racing full light kit, and Actopower Formula motor and a set of Mini drift tyres waiting for it to arrive. Should give the Sydney RC drifters something to larf at.

[RCH_Blackfoot]

Twisty, did your's come with bearings?. Nothing anywhere seems to indicate either way, but these days it seems that Tamiya and Kyosho are the only companies that stand by bushings...

I folded, ordered the Vitz from Dinball this afternoon. I have a 3Racing full light kit, and Actopower Formula motor and a set of Mini drift tyres waiting for it to arrive. Should give the Sydney RC drifters something to larf at.

Didnt by chance order a second one and send it my way, did you mate? lol

[B.M.T.]

D'oh, knew I forgot something. Sorry, bro.

[twisty]

B.M.T, yes it should come with bearings,mine did

[B.M.T.]

Ah, coolness. Thank you.

[Mr. ED]

I think the genetic is the old chassis, now replaced by A210S, or, is that from a different company? Try checking ABC's website.

( you can try babelfish for a translation of the japanese pages)

[terry.sc]

I think the genetic is the old chassis, now replaced by A210S, or, is that from a different company? Try checking ABC's website.

No, the A210SS is from Active Hobby, not ABC. The Genetic is still ABCs current mini chassis.

[ryanbored]

We race indoors on a Monday night, and these fellas are fairly popular there ( 3 guys have them) and race them in the super mini class. (M chassis, any motor/ battery). They win (being 4wd) so as a result more and more people are looking at them.

I personally prefer bouncing my mini off walls to setting up 4wd chassis'

[B.M.T.]

Well, I have my Yaris/Vitz/Echo (depending on where you're reading this), and I'm well happy. I was really surprised at the build quality of such an inexpensive model. Then I noticed all the footnote thanks from ABC to Team Atlas