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07.09.2012, 05:47 PM

I don't like the looks of it. The 5b looks better. And don't want parasitic 4wd drivetrain loss. The telemetry is cool though.

This looks more my style
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeb03Qoi-dw
   
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07.09.2012, 06:19 PM

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I don't like the looks of it. The 5b looks better. And don't want parasitic 4wd drivetrain loss. The telemetry is cool though.

This looks more my style
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeb03Qoi-dw
I disagree...4wd is the way to go for sure. I like Losi's idea of the truck but wish they wold sell tires more along the lines of MT.


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07.09.2012, 06:32 PM

2wd is a joke.
   
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07.09.2012, 07:10 PM

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I don't like the looks of it. The 5b looks better. And don't want parasitic 4wd drivetrain loss. The telemetry is cool though.

This looks more my style
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeb03Qoi-dw
MEH
No parasitic loss with a HV system

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I disagree...4wd is the way to go for sure. I like Losi's idea of the truck.
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2wd is a joke.
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2wd is a joke.
I wasn't bashing 2wd. I just stated a fact that a 4x4 drivetrain will lose more power to gear inefficiency than a 2x4 drivetrain. I love my 4x4 rc trucks, but if I had to have something with a weak 26cc motor, I don't want to lose any more power than absolutely necessary. It mainly carries over from my 1:1 hobby, where AWD has almost 2x the drivetrain loss.

I had a baja with a 29cc kit and all CF parts, and it was a nice basher. Just the right amount of power for a 2wd.

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07.10.2012, 07:21 AM

why use a weak 26 cc engine? yes in a 4x4 that doesnt make sense. my gas truck has a OBR 30 cc reed case 8.2 hp . put that in a baja and all your do is dounuts.

but what does this has to do with the topic of this thread????? oh and BTW there are 5ive owners that have made their trucks 2wd just for the fun of it.

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why use a weak 26 cc engine? yes in a 4x4 that doesnt make sense. my gas truck has a OBR 30 cc reed case 8.2 hp . put that in a baja and all your do is dounuts.

but what does this has to do with the topic of this thread????? oh and BTW there are 5ive owners that have made their trucks 2wd just for the fun of it.
because after buying the 5ive

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07.10.2012, 12:09 PM

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I wasn't bashing 2wd. I just stated a fact that a 4x4 drivetrain will lose more power to gear inefficiency than a 2x4 drivetrain. I love my 4x4 rc trucks, but if I had to have something with a weak 26cc motor, I don't want to lose any more power than absolutely necessary. It mainly carries over from my 1:1 hobby, where AWD has almost 2x the drivetrain loss.

I had a baja with a 29cc kit and all CF parts, and it was a nice basher. Just the right amount of power for a 2wd.
I'm talking brushless. 2wd is useless given the awesome torque of brushless motors.
   
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07.10.2012, 12:31 PM

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I'm talking brushless. 2wd is useless given the awesome torque of brushless motors.
+1 My feeling exactly.
   
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07.09.2012, 08:11 PM

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I don't like the looks of it. The 5b looks better. And don't want parasitic 4wd drivetrain loss. The telemetry is cool though.

This looks more my style
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeb03Qoi-dw
I also like the looks of the 5b - but would never get a 2wd one. If I were to buy a large-scale truck someday, I'd be interested in a Losi 5ive-B (if they ever make one) brushless.
   
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07.09.2012, 08:54 PM

you can have a losi 5iveB. a company in france makes one. comes with a new chassis and buggy body etc. http://www.ajaprod.com/#!__ajaprod-english/buggy-b4.0

gonna cost ya though. 1500 for losi.minus 350 for gas junk. plus a grand for brushless plus the aja kit. OH then u need a dual servo conversion and a few minor hopups :-) oh and its worth every penny!

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