XRAY - Model racing cars

But XRay has to make sure that every parts that come out from their company have to maintain a ultra high standard, as they usually do, in turn to keep their goodwill.

Ow please guys.

The T2'007 is a perfect car. I've been testing with it from the end of october. If you have any complaint (which is always possible, everybody makes mistakes) please sent an email to info@teamxray.com and I'm sure that they will help you further.

With making statements here you do not help yourself. Or is the only purpose of posting here (and NOT mailing Xray) to harm Xray?

Ok calm down guys, no need to go negative.

When you have problems with XRay products best thing to do is to contact your LHS, Local Distributor or if necessary XRay directly through info@teamxray.com. This is the best way for you to get the support you need and for XRay to keep track of problems and be able to assess whether the problem is generic or, as in most cases, a problem with only small percentage of the products sold.

Haha...I mentioned that I started to drive XRay with FK05. What I post here is to let them know that the problem is not caused by the higher precision of bearings, but possibly some dry bearings with no oil inside!
You are not the only supporter on the Earth. I am a big supporter of XRay. Difference between you and me is that I am not a blind supporter. Suppressing and covering problem arised is not a way to fine tune my beloved XRay.
If I'm hurting XRay, I won't post here, but my local forum or rctech.net instead. It's hard to build a goodwill and easy to destory.

Still, if you want to address these kinds of problems your best bet is info@teamxray.com.

Am I the only one who greased and oiled every moving part of the car regardless of whether the manual said so?

Why, because friction causes heat, and heat causes failure.