Bought a 110, need help with no spark & brake bleed.

Rago · 05-06-2013, 11:40 AM

Me neither, but I looked the frame over & there are no weld or cut marks from where they may have altered the mounts. It's good info for anyone that has a larger frame & needs a quick alternative. Might actually be a fun idea if you were wanting to do a major build with one of those big bore horizontals. More aftermarket support & similar power potential from what I've seen.

The 150 chassis is more stable compared to the 110 chassis so it might actually be a better beginner quad. Ask me how many times I've flipped the little 90-110s, lol. Hit a bump going fast & you really get the pucker factor.

05-06-2013, 11:40 AM	#1
Rago Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 80	Me neither, but I looked the frame over & there are no weld or cut marks from where they may have altered the mounts. It's good info for anyone that has a larger frame & needs a quick alternative. Might actually be a fun idea if you were wanting to do a major build with one of those big bore horizontals. More aftermarket support & similar power potential from what I've seen. The 150 chassis is more stable compared to the 110 chassis so it might actually be a better beginner quad. Ask me how many times I've flipped the little 90-110s, lol. Hit a bump going fast & you really get the pucker factor.
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