Rare ue razor back
 

Just thought there might be some interest in such a rare item. Here is the link for something special for sale.

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ack-4sale.html

Also if anyone here on RCM buys this plese share some details with us.

Thanks for posting that, I love those chassis. My favorite of any Maxx chassis ever made, nice to see one again. Only the 2nd one I've ever seen online, one was here, I think it was owned plettenburgs'. Wish I had the money to buy that.

Wow!

what made them so special????

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Design
 

[QUOTE=whitrzac;385253]what made them so special????

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From the engineering perspective it is strong, durable, lite weight, and from the bling factor it is impressive. I did not have any personal experience with this vehicle, but from what I read it was a top performer. Considering what was available at the time it was a revolution for our hobby. Even today it is still a very competitive platform and like all of UE designs it was well thought out. Add the RARE factor and you have something that is extremely valuable for those who appreciate what it stands for.

seams like all UE stuff is hella expensive!

From what I remember, it was the first, or one of, that used a center diff layout - prototype of the current truggy/buggy layout. And it looked sooooo damn nice!

more UE parts....

http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...ing-parts.html

remember how "revolutionary" the 8ight was just because it flipped a diff and offset the center driveline? The Razorback had already done that.