A Better handling truggy?

For racing, your best bet is to go with a name brand truggy which has parts support at your local track/hobby store. You make mention of what you call the 808-T, which of course does not exist right now. That may change by the time spring rolls around but it's unclear as Xray has not announced it. I would say that the XT8, the current Xray Truggy would be my pick of your choices, but then again I've not driven either of them.

Almost all of today's truggies are competitive. It comes down to the quality/durability of the truck and the parts support where you race. There is nothing worse than breaking an arm in the 2nd round and not being able to run the main because the hobby store only stocks Brand A products. Mail order is all well and good but it ain't going to save you when you are 45 mins before the tone drops.