Asking an expensive car to run reasonably smoothly from the box is not even a little bit fussy! Cars that don't run reasonably smoothly are badly designed or badly built or have been damaged in some way. If not damaged and hopping badly, then the buyer has every right to complain to the retailer and the manufacturer and, if no satisfaction there, to let others know the problems.
prorace clk
at our club we had a guy with a ninco prorace clk straight out the box wheelhopped bad enough to fling out of the slot. pretty much everyone there tried to sort it, tryed everything but it still bounced. the guy took it back got another one and it did the same again. so what im asking is are all prorace clks like this, or was it just a bad batch?
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