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Old 05-18-2008, 03:27 PM   #1
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Anyone have one or any experience with them? Might be my next R/C purchase, I need something go fast that I can slap some paddles on for the beach.
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Old 05-18-2008, 04:05 PM   #2
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It's pretty much just a XXX-T with some hop-ups. Pretty fast, really does handle well. Much better than a VXL Rusty. I'd go for it.
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It's pretty much just a XXX-T with some hop-ups. Pretty fast, really does handle well. Much better than a VXL Rusty. I'd go for it.
How is it "much" better than a VXL Rustler specifically?
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I'm curious about this as well.

Also, can it run on a blue groove track or is it just show and go for the parking lots?
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I think the "much better than a VXL Rusty" was the continuation of the ..."realy does handle well."
The XXX-t and associated T series are both known to handle better, and be more tuneable than the traxxas bashers.
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I'm curious about this as well.

Also, can it run on a blue groove track or is it just show and go for the parking lots?
Change the tires, remove the wheelie bar, and tune the shocks and you can run it on the track.

I suppose I could just buy an XXXT roller, a Mamba Monster, and a 5s lipo. Wonder how that would do....
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The XXX-T & Associated T certainly would be more tunable. They are more race-oriented truck's.

The Speed-T is pretty nice too. I had given it a big consideration but it was just too similiar to my VXL Rustler. And if I wanted to go that fast on the street I really should get a touring car. I do like the Speed-T/Losi programming card though. My VXL was borderline "too fast" for the track, however it's a great flyer. But I'm sure the VXL could turn the sand quite well at Smather's with the extra power.
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The XXX-T & Associated T certainly would be more tunable. They are more race-oriented truck's.

The Speed-T is pretty nice too. I had given it a big consideration but it was just too similiar to my VXL Rustler. And if I wanted to go that fast on the street I really should get a touring car. I do like the Speed-T/Losi programming card though. My VXL was borderline "too fast" for the track, however it's a great flyer. But I'm sure the VXL could turn the sand quite well at Smather's with the extra power.
I had considered the Rustler VXL but really I dont like Traxxas. I'm a Losi guy. Also considered the E Firestorm Flux but the ESC is only rated for 2s lipo.
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