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Snipin_Willy · 10.08.2009, 07:50 PM

I'm gonna throw this out there:
Sub $300? Fat chance. Look at the price of their brushless Mini's. They're already pushing $300. Maybe if they push it out as a Bind & Drive, but they can't hardly do that without some type of contract with horizon hobbies. Because it's electric, I think it will sell better than then slayer. But, there are already so many 2wd SC trucks popping up from all the companies bringing their own platform to the table that I think the 2wd SC classes will still be the largest at my local tracks. Besides, 2wd is cheap and fun. I'm still undecided on which one I wanna get: Slash is fat, SC10 is frail as, Strike is a maybe, and no reviews out for the Blitz because HPI has dragged their feet on the release date.

I'm so depressed that there is hardly anyone in Tulsa that runs 1/8 stuff.

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Snipin_Willy RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 406 Join Date: Aug 2008	10.08.2009, 07:50 PM I'm gonna throw this out there: Sub $300? Fat chance. Look at the price of their brushless Mini's. They're already pushing $300. Maybe if they push it out as a Bind & Drive, but they can't hardly do that without some type of contract with horizon hobbies. Because it's electric, I think it will sell better than then slayer. But, there are already so many 2wd SC trucks popping up from all the companies bringing their own platform to the table that I think the 2wd SC classes will still be the largest at my local tracks. Besides, 2wd is cheap and fun. I'm still undecided on which one I wanna get: Slash is fat, SC10 is frail as, Strike is a maybe, and no reviews out for the Blitz because HPI has dragged their feet on the release date. I'm so depressed that there is hardly anyone in Tulsa that runs 1/8 stuff.