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Gee · 12.28.2008, 07:26 AM

It a little wider and longer then the LS10. Not getting the LS10 new the comparison for me is a little one side. Not really but the DST is shinny. The items that came stock on the DST that appear to have the upper hand over the LS10 would have to be the center differential. Nice dual manual brake setup with easy independant adjustments for the front and rear. The shock are a nice set of Kyoshos lower end shocks which are better then any other RTR plastic shock I've seen. They have the adjustable ride height to them. They are the same design that I had on the Inferno ST before I started upgrading it to the STRR. They worked well on it. The knuckles and pillow balls are a nice feature that I would say is better then the LS10 uprights.

It definalty looks like a 1/10th when you sit it next to the truggy. Man that truggy needs a good cleaning.

It doesn't next to the 1/8th buggy though. In size it is close but the buggy is built with 1/8th parts and you can see the difference in the cvds and turnbuckles.

I will be putting it to the test to see how tough it is and handles soon. Well hopefully soon and I suppose that depends on when the snow melts away also. By the looks of the winter so far that part could be a long time out.

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Gee A Horse's Ass Offline Posts: 1,065 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Spokane WA	12.28.2008, 07:26 AM It a little wider and longer then the LS10. Not getting the LS10 new the comparison for me is a little one side. Not really but the DST is shinny. The items that came stock on the DST that appear to have the upper hand over the LS10 would have to be the center differential. Nice dual manual brake setup with easy independant adjustments for the front and rear. The shock are a nice set of Kyoshos lower end shocks which are better then any other RTR plastic shock I've seen. They have the adjustable ride height to them. They are the same design that I had on the Inferno ST before I started upgrading it to the STRR. They worked well on it. The knuckles and pillow balls are a nice feature that I would say is better then the LS10 uprights. It definalty looks like a 1/10th when you sit it next to the truggy. Man that truggy needs a good cleaning. It doesn't next to the 1/8th buggy though. In size it is close but the buggy is built with 1/8th parts and you can see the difference in the cvds and turnbuckles. I will be putting it to the test to see how tough it is and handles soon. Well hopefully soon and I suppose that depends on when the snow melts away also. By the looks of the winter so far that part could be a long time out.