I'm a late bloomer, but glad a few companies are still making nitros.

Thanks! Everyone helped out with tips when I was starting out, so big thanks to the viewers! 🙏

thanks, I'd like to take credit for the tune, but most of it is the kit! I could never get my Revo 3.3 to run this well!

That's awesome bro nitro not easy il say good job razor rc

thanks for checking out the video Shen!

Why is that?

Good tip, didn’t know that, thanks! 🙏

@@RazorRC you're welcome:)

It sure is!

so much fun!

these videos aren't that great for the channel, but sometimes you gotta do what makes you happy. thinking about getting a race kit, but the nearest 1/8 track is pretty far away and not open very often, so not sure. we'll see though.

After 20 years I bought this kit to try out off road nitro. Let’s bring it back.

nobody will believe it, but this thing kicks pretty much any other $350 RTR's butt out there

I actually originally wanted the MP9 TKI4 nitro, but it was hard to find. I’m sure the electric would be excellent!

Electric gained popularity but nitro is making a come back. I’ve been out of the game for almost 20 years and just recently purchased this kit to try out off road at our local tracks. Can’t wait to get back in the hobby.

@@stevenkarapetyan I’m in same place. Getting back in after 23 years. Quite different now but going nitro ground and electric and gas on water.

I’m definitely going to have to consider the NEO ST!

Review will be out in the next couple of days, Friday at the latest.

I’m using 20% nitro, 12% oil

@@RazorRC I’m getting an Inferno Mp9 and I’m going to be using 20% fuel 14% oil

definitely!

Can you imagine a manufacturer taking that "stupid amount of time" to break in all those engines? It just ain't happening! And, if they did, expect to see a significant increase in price and most people are not willing to pay that! The work involved is a small price to pay for optimal performance, though! 👍

@@jerryvolpini7987 Yep and this is another reason gas is a dying rc.

@@BMfins Nah, dude, I think you're expecting too much. The problem is no one wants to put in the work these days. Electric has pretty much raised expectations for performance, reliability and ease of use! Still, there is NOTHING like the sound and smell of a Nitro engine, screaming down a straightaway! I think you're seeing a resurgence with nitro and I expect that will grow in the next few years 👍.

@@jerryvolpini7987 Agree with you on that👍

​@@BMfins No manufacturer has ever done that or ever will, nor should they. The reality is that the infrastructure required to produce all these parts is a far bigger endeavor than someone sitting on their couch at home usually realizes. Adding the fuel and man-hour cost to break in each engine individually would be ridiculous. It doesn't take that long, this 10-tank method is a little on the safe side, realistically, 3 or 4 tanks is usually just fine. If you don't have the patience to spend a few hours on the break in, maybe nitro rc cars are not for you. I'd suggest an electric kit.