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Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Land Models / March 2006Opinions please......
I'd prefer a rotostart engine. Especially after my tamyia troubled engine nightmare. The savage Rotostart was a bit out of my price range. (£300 max) Here's a few Trucks I liked the look of. Any other suggestions would be appreciated. Traxxas Stadium maxx stampede rustler revo Hpi MT-2 Savage, I already know what you will say ;) -- Instead of a sig, here is a magic eye picture. Stare at these dots until they merge into one. . . Great, now piss off you boss-eyed twat! There are 10 types of people in this world; those who understand the binary numbering system and those who don't. > I'd prefer a rotostart engine. Especially after my tamyia troubled engine > nightmare. The savage Rotostart was a bit out of my price range. (£300 [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Savage, I already know what you will say ;) > -- Revo or Savage. All the others are 2WD or 1/10 scale (or both). The S-Maxx is only a few $$$ cheaper than the T-Maxx which is 4WD, so if going for a Maxx get the 4WD T-Maxx instead. The Stampede is a joke. The Rustler is quick and agile, but has very limited ground clearance and is 2WD. The Revo is a decent truck as is the Savage. The MT-2 is a pretty cool truck as well...............but I'd take a Revo or Savage over it on the basis of size and engine availability (big blocks rule!). If you're looking for a 4WD Stadium Truck check out the Sportwerks Mayhem ST. I own one and have beat it mercilessly and it's just as durable as the Savage. It is also faster (50 mph bone stock) and more agile than the Sav and the rotostart is superior to HPI's version. Hell, even comes with a decent computerized radio. I can send you some pics of it if you're interested. HTH, Doc > > I'd prefer a rotostart engine. Especially after my tamyia troubled engine > > nightmare. The savage Rotostart was a bit out of my price range. (£300 [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > decent computerized radio. I can send you some pics of it if you're > interested. Yes please. Either a link or sieski_hmm at yahoo dot co dot uk and thanks for the info > I'd prefer a rotostart engine. Especially after my tamyia troubled engine > nightmare. The savage Rotostart was a bit out of my price range. (£300 [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Hpi MT-2 > Savage, I already know what you will say ;) You can get a Savage for £299 :-) Or Modelsport sell the current T-Maxx for £230 RTR - Eazy start...  SignatureDan > > I'd prefer a rotostart engine. Especially after my tamyia troubled engine > > nightmare. The savage Rotostart was a bit out of my price range. (£300 [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > You can get a Savage for £299 :-) Rotostart? > Or Modelsport sell the current T-Maxx for £230 RTR - Eazy start... > > -- > Dan |
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