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Yet another which truggy thread... - 03.30.2009, 02:57 PM

I'm looking into maybe buying a new Truggy. I've currently got an X1-CRT and like it, but now that I have a local friend with an X2, I've got the bug for something of the "latest and greatest" variety. It'll primarily be used for driving on a local track, not necessarily racing, but no bashing. I've got plenty of other vehicle to bash with. I'm looking at the following:

Associated RC8T
Jammin X2-CRT
Losi 8ight-T 2.0

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03.30.2009, 03:04 PM

if you are not racing the losi 8T 1.0 would be good I bought one new for $329 and I am pleased with it.....my definetion of bashing is anything that is not racing and that is what I do just have fun with it. I am thinking about running a 10s lipo setup with my HV 110 and 1515/2y from my Revo
   
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WHY ? .


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03.30.2009, 04:13 PM

How about converting your X1 to a X2 (maybe only partially)? Not sure about the conversion cost, but my bet is you can do it for less than the cost of a new kit.


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03.30.2009, 04:14 PM

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03.30.2009, 04:16 PM

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How about converting your X1 to a X2 (maybe only partially)? Not sure about the conversion cost, but my bet is you can do it for less than the cost of a new kit.
It's expensive. It needs at a minimum:

all 3 diffs
chassis
chassis braces
center cvd's
big bore shocks

That's easily $200+, even at eBay chopshop pricing.
   
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03.30.2009, 04:22 PM

You could save some by buying only ring/pinion gears for the front/rear diffs and only the spur gear for the center. But even still it wouldn't save more than $20. You are right, it would be fairly expensive. Could be worth it if you already have a bunch of usable spares for it though.


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03.30.2009, 05:27 PM

RC8T, hands down for me. I loved my two X1s, so the X2 must be awesome as well.


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03.30.2009, 05:39 PM

He does'nt use the kick ass truggy he has now, but wants to buy another one. Some people .


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03.30.2009, 09:23 PM

the rcm rc8t is a very hard setup truggy to beat and i have yet to see one...(includes the losi 2.0T and the x2) i watched and raced agianist them this weekend.... the rc8t is the best turning truggy youll ever drive.
   
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03.31.2009, 09:44 AM

I just ordered my 8t 2.0.. I had planned on doing a RC8T but my local hobby story doesn't carry many AE parts compared to the 8ight..
   
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I'd get the D8T.
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