Picked up a new Evo at my grocery store
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Monster trucks are so fun though...so versatile. I've had several different types of RC, but they can't just go everywhere like the trucks and still handle well. Here are a couple of shots of my Savage dropped into street mode. It kills many road cars.
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i have an 8 year old team associated rc10b3 buggy, havent played with it in a while.
yeah they're expensive to maintain, would rather put that money into my evo
yeah they're expensive to maintain, would rather put that money into my evo
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Originally Posted by Killboy
Monster trucks are so fun though...so versatile. I've had several different types of RC, but they can't just go everywhere like the trucks and still handle well. Here are a couple of shots of my Savage dropped into street mode. It kills many road cars.
here is my t-maxx
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Originally Posted by Abicus
what would you guys suggest for the novice new to the world of RC cars? We just started talking about these at work. I've heard they are expensive.
I would start off with an electric RTR(ready to run)kit. Maybe a team associated stadium truck like the RC10T4 or something.
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yeah they are, i gotta electric, the car itself without electronics is like 180, a good motor is like 30 to 50 bux, a battery is 50, the radio is around 100 or more, a speed control is around 100, batt charger is around 50, then tools and accessories...
gas cars are just as much if not more and more maintenance is involved
gas cars are just as much if not more and more maintenance is involved
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someone should find a way to put a blower on one of those
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Originally Posted by Killboy
Or even better find a local Hobby shop, Its about time there was a RC Thread,lol.