The *Unofficial* GPF RC Thread

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Originally Posted by J57ltr

If you can't get parts for one locally I wouldn't get it. A lot of those Chinese clones don't match up and as hard as I've driven my Rustler and cartwheeled it at over 60 you break a lot of parts. I hit the inside of storm drain doing about 45 and had to replace the upper and lower chassis, front bulkhead A-arm, servo case and a few misc pieces for $35. If the thing will do 30 mph then eventually break some small part so being able to get spares is important.

Jeff

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I'm not getting the one from China. I am most likely going to get that ECX Ruckus as like I stated earlier it fits in with what I want. I checked for the parts for this car, everything is pretty low priced, I think the most expensive part was the battery. You can order and replace every single piece on this car.

I'm not going to be drag racing just playing around in the road by my house, there are no curbs here so I dont have to worry about that.

I said the same thing when I started playing with my Rustler. Next thing I knew it had more power than I could handle. Lol.

Jeff

Well I went ahead and ordered it delivery date is between Thursday and Monday, I'll take pics and try to get some video of it in action once it arrives.

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1/18 scale? come on now

The main problem with the chinese r/cs are the electronics, servos crap out fast, esc sometimes doesnt play nice. I have upgraded all the electronics on the boys Iron track bowie except the stock motor.http://www.nitrorcx.com/16c333-green-rtr-24g.html

out of the box though the thing has some nice balls and the 4x4 is a monster. Gave my modified twin detonator a run for the money, other than the electronics and unmovable objects everything else doesn't hiccup.

I read a lot of reviews on the Ruckus and the main complaint seemed to be about the charger that comes with it. So I purchased a universal charger.

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but but 1/18scale is soo small!

It will be okay

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Try to run in the dirt as much as you can the tires will wear fast on concrete and it's going to be difficult in the grass unless it's really short. Just a tip.

Jeff

snow and ice ftmfw!

I live on a gravel road so no problem there.

Never noticed this thread I guess, will have to get some pics of my collectin. It includes a 95mph Exceed 1/8th mad drift, Traxxas rustler mostly aluminum, A hpi e10 drifter that has a hard body lambo body with turn signals down to hazard, a helion invictus. I'm more of speed freak, the exceed actually blew its tires off and 95mph is what I got on the gps. I have ordered grp belted tires for it since they did great on my rustler runs. When Castle gets me my new monster esc im looing to get into the triple digits.

Think I might get me one of these bad boys lol
https://vortexhobbies.com/tamiya-wr0...1348d35d6c6d1a

That one is pretty cool I haven't seen that before. Looks like it's based on the old Lunchbox chassis they are fun. You might consider one like this one as well:

http://www.horizonhobby.com/toyota-f...cc-01-tam58588

stop with ur under 1/10 crap!

This one is Corey's favorite one:

http://www.horizonhobby.com/1-36-mic...red-losb0233t1

haha, those are fun for in house or a paved driveway

My very small RC collection that collects dust.....

http://chrisb.users.superford.org/RC...orpion_RTR.JPG

http://chrisb.users.superford.org/RC...C_Tank_004.JPG

Trying to find paint-balls to use in the tank. LOL

I was looking at one of those tanks lol

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Originally Posted by Slick2500

I was looking at one of those tanks lol

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It is fun around the office. LOL

do you use darts with it?