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nitrostarter · 05.27.2009, 09:32 AM

The 2 LHS owners at my track run both the D8T and RC8Te and I have to say, they are close in performance, handling, flying, and jumping. I know them personnally and both guys give raving reviews about driving both trucks. I think the issue between these 2 truggies becomes personnel preference and availability of parts. But also keep in mind that the RC8Te should be a better balance truck coming off the assembly line ready for electric where you'll have to convert the D8T(for now).

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nitrostarter RC-Monster Brushless Offline Posts: 3,156 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Gramercy, LA	05.27.2009, 09:32 AM The 2 LHS owners at my track run both the D8T and RC8Te and I have to say, they are close in performance, handling, flying, and jumping. I know them personnally and both guys give raving reviews about driving both trucks. I think the issue between these 2 truggies becomes personnel preference and availability of parts. But also keep in mind that the RC8Te should be a better balance truck coming off the assembly line ready for electric where you'll have to convert the D8T(for now). N. Rustler conversion