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Obeast44 · 10.29.2010, 11:12 AM

Ive been trying to talk them out of selling the brushless buggy as an RTR. So far I am not having much luck. Ive been telling them that anyone thats interested in one will either already have or already know what lipos/esc/RX/TX they want to use. I dont know if they will be offering a brushless version of the truck, but the brushless buggy could be converted over to a truck with just a few parts. About all it would take would be wheels/tires, bumpers, body and body mounts. Also I can tell you its extremely light compared to any of the other 1/5 scales I own or have owned. The gasoline XT MT(which is the name they are going with for now) is a few pounds lighter than my Nutech Thunderbolt 2 buggy and I bet its 10lbs+ lighter than a Rampage MT.

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Obeast44 RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 95 Join Date: Oct 2008	10.29.2010, 11:12 AM Ive been trying to talk them out of selling the brushless buggy as an RTR. So far I am not having much luck. Ive been telling them that anyone thats interested in one will either already have or already know what lipos/esc/RX/TX they want to use. I dont know if they will be offering a brushless version of the truck, but the brushless buggy could be converted over to a truck with just a few parts. About all it would take would be wheels/tires, bumpers, body and body mounts. Also I can tell you its extremely light compared to any of the other 1/5 scales I own or have owned. The gasoline XT MT(which is the name they are going with for now) is a few pounds lighter than my Nutech Thunderbolt 2 buggy and I bet its 10lbs+ lighter than a Rampage MT.