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Rebelgium · 12.18.2009, 07:09 PM

I like the looks of a truggy and a MT much more than a buggy. And I have been looking at the flux, but it's just too expensive... By the time I get all the stuff I'd need here in Belgium, I'll pay about 80$ in shipping (total) and then another 21% in customs taxes ... :(

I don't bash very hard, And I like going fast, and "drifting" through dirt tracks, throwing up decent rooster tails in the process :D

But I want to have the feeling I'm safe (in terms of not breaking stuff). Right now I don't have much confidence in the brushed Titan motors (due to bad stories everywhere). So I want to tgo brushless, but then I'd also need a truck with a very durable drivetrain, so I never need to worry about diffs and stuff.
And ofcourse I want a very durable truck in terms of crashproofness (invented a new word there ;) )

Basically I need a very durable sturdy MT or Truggy, which is affordable ... XD
And because this is hard to keep affordable in 1/8, I'm looking to go to 1/10 or so.
Are there extremely durable trucks in 1/10?

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Rebelgium RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 90 Join Date: May 2009 Location: Belgium - Europe	12.18.2009, 07:09 PM I like the looks of a truggy and a MT much more than a buggy. And I have been looking at the flux, but it's just too expensive... By the time I get all the stuff I'd need here in Belgium, I'll pay about 80$ in shipping (total) and then another 21% in customs taxes ... :( I don't bash very hard, And I like going fast, and "drifting" through dirt tracks, throwing up decent rooster tails in the process :D But I want to have the feeling I'm safe (in terms of not breaking stuff). Right now I don't have much confidence in the brushed Titan motors (due to bad stories everywhere). So I want to tgo brushless, but then I'd also need a truck with a very durable drivetrain, so I never need to worry about diffs and stuff. And ofcourse I want a very durable truck in terms of crashproofness (invented a new word there ;) ) Basically I need a very durable sturdy MT or Truggy, which is affordable ... XD And because this is hard to keep affordable in 1/8, I'm looking to go to 1/10 or so. Are there extremely durable trucks in 1/10?