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They are pretty much the same. I have had chassis from Redcat Racing, Hobby Park, HSP, Exceed RC, and pretty much every company that sells them on Amazon and AliExpress, and, the only difference i really found was color. One thing to make sure of though, is which cars the chassis is listed for...

Thats the best part about the HSP based stuff. Everything is so interchangeable and upgradeable, as long as the chassis is the same, that you can make anything from a touring or drift car, to a rally car, monster truck, desert truck, buggy. I have had a couple nitro monster trucks that i easily...

The pivot ball suspension is supposed to make a car handle better, and is supposedly smoother to drive (disclaimer: i have never owned a pivot ball car of any kind). What i do know from the ones i have seen, they are harder to adjust, but, if done right, unless something breaks, they dont...

The 94123 is the electric version of the 94102. The 94102 is a nitro drift car, and the 94122 is supposedly a touring car, but, drivetrain wise, the diff, inputs, clutch and spur gear are exactly the same. Except for the pivot ball set up, pretty much every other part is interchangeable (for...

It all depends on what you are using it for. For a touring car, that isnt being raced, high speed and high torque may be a bit much, since it can cause it to slide and drift a lot more, but, for a drift car, then you will want the higher speed. The higher torque works best for off road cars. The...

Most of the aluminum upgrades, except for what i listed down below, arent worth the money. Although i have never owned a nitro version, i have had enough variations of the HSP/Redcat/Exceed RC cars that i quickly figured out what did and didnt help them. Another upgrade to look into are the CVD...