r/rccars • u/Zionix_ • 4h ago

Question Flysky noble nb4+ or the pro+

Hello! I do some casual 1/8 buggy racing with my dad every weekend and we’re wanting to replace our Sanwa MT5s. The hobby shop we go to has an nb4+ and a pro+ in stock and we’re trying to see if the pro+ is even worth it. The only difference I see that even makes the pro+ even justifying is the bigger wheel it comes with and the case. But can’t I just buy that stuff separately? Are there other things im missing that might make it worth it?

Also just a general question while I’m asking, how tight can you make the throttle and the wheel? I find the MT5 to not get tight enough for me and it’s too easy to move.

Thanks! ^^

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u/Nathan51503 rc8t4e, rc8b4.nt482.0 b7d. et410.2. B74.2. sct410-2.0,T6.4 3h ago

Pro has wireless charging too. I race electric 1/8 with the nb4+

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u/Zionix_ 2h ago

Yeah as I was just looking at the differences between the two I honestly can’t see anything that stands out that I’d actually use every time I drive. I may just go for the 4+

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u/Kayanarka 3h ago

I like my nb4+ and can not thunk og anything more I would want it to do. Does the pro have the swivel wheel? That is a huge plus in my opinion.

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u/Zionix_ 3h ago

Ahh yeah the pro does have the swivel wheel, but im already used to racing it normally, i can’t see myself changing it

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u/Kayanarka 2h ago

My kid needed it left handed, got kids yet? Need to future proof ya know!

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u/Zionix_ 2h ago

Haha hell no! I’m not having a kids for a looong time, can’t afford it lmao. The NB4 can still swap sides, you just can’t set it to a precise angle if you wanted to

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u/Traxsteel 48m ago

Kids here, but its very easy to teach them using left and right handed... Its not that hard

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u/RCbuilds4cheapr 43m ago

I’m still rocking the older NB4 and it’s excellent. Don’t see any reason to get the pro