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05.08.2008, 09:51 AM

I have owned MANY R/c and the rustler is the only one I havent sold. Actually its the only car I have right now(nitro crt on the way though). I had an xl-5 about 2 years ago, and I got my vxl after christmas and I love it. If you have lipos its the greatest thing since sliced break. Faster than hell, its tough from the factory, and only takes like $40 to make it industructable.

All I got on it is rpm arms, and rpm bearing cariers, on it and I beat the heck out of it. Only thing I ever break now are shock shafts.
   
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05.08.2008, 06:55 PM

Just for the available parts factor..traxxas is the way to go..I have e-revo, nitro revo, emaxx, vxl rustler and vxl pede and any time I want a solid injection of all out rock throwing,wheel spinning, wheel standing fun I fire up the pede....zooming across the grass doing 60mph at the local prk people look at it awe...like wth is that thing...there the best entry level MT's on the market

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05.08.2008, 07:19 PM

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Rustler VXL, crazy fast and you dont have to worry about breaking anything. Its got to be the tuff-est RC on the market.
Yeah, I have owned a few Traxxas vehicles over the years and combine them with RPM parts and they are Bomb-Proof


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05.09.2008, 02:14 AM

For bashing there's no question that I'd go with a rustler. The AE would be my choice for racing personally... but when it comes to bashing there's nothing better than a rustler or stampede. The fact that they offer RTRs with the velinion system is handy as well. Not that a sidewinder 5700 system costs much, but hey, it's one less thing between you and the trails/streets.

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05.09.2008, 11:08 AM

I had a Rustler with a Sidewinder 5700 combo and 2s LiPo and I broke 2 steering blocks, a a-arm, a wheel, front bulkhead, and shock towers. I have since put the same system in a Stampede on 3s and haven't broken anything!


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05.09.2008, 11:25 AM

My VXL Rustler has stood up to a beating very well...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=p8i2Dk09K2s
   
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05.09.2008, 02:30 PM

Wow, I thought I was in the Traxxas forums.

I'll put my vote in for the E-firestorm. One of the toughest trucks I've ever owned.

HPI plastic is a lot stronger than Traxxas plastic.
   
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05.09.2008, 03:31 PM

Definately Rustler. Pretty tough and makes a big difference to have replacement parts available locally. I hate ordering parts and waiting everytime I do break something. All of them break sooner or later and usually at the worst time.
   
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