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mt_enthusiast · **which Nitro -** 12.30.2005, 01:10 PM

A friend of mine is looking to buy a MT after he drove my G2 MGM160/7xl/14 GP3700 cells and my stock Revo. He just loved the add fuel and go feature of the Revo. I have to admit, since I forgot the extra batteries, the Revo was more fun that day. :eek:

Any way, the thing I found out the hard way with the E-Maxx as my first R/C was that it took a lot of money to make it bulletproof (not even there yet with the suspension). Part availability was good too. The Revo has held up to some awful endos and near head-on collisions with unmovable objects AKA trees. There are a number of nitro trucks that seem to be favorites. Which one(s) would you recommend for durability and part availability for the basher/potential racer?

Revo
Savage 25/SS
MGT
LST2
DuraTrax Warhead
Genesis
Others?

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mt_enthusiast RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 107 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Wisconsin	which Nitro - 12.30.2005, 01:10 PM A friend of mine is looking to buy a MT after he drove my G2 MGM160/7xl/14 GP3700 cells and my stock Revo. He just loved the add fuel and go feature of the Revo. I have to admit, since I forgot the extra batteries, the Revo was more fun that day. :eek: Any way, the thing I found out the hard way with the E-Maxx as my first R/C was that it took a lot of money to make it bulletproof (not even there yet with the suspension). Part availability was good too. The Revo has held up to some awful endos and near head-on collisions with unmovable objects AKA trees. There are a number of nitro trucks that seem to be favorites. Which one(s) would you recommend for durability and part availability for the basher/potential racer? Revo Savage 25/SS MGT LST2 DuraTrax Warhead Genesis Others? http://www.computeagainstcancer.org/ http://www.milwaukeemuskiesinc.com