RC monster trucks - cool video

[spidey07]

LOL, a gallon lasts me two days.

I can easily burn through half a gallon or more in a good session of running with friends.

 

[Hammerhead]

I recently bought a Losi Mini-LST. It's a kick-ass starter truck. If I ever get into nitro trucks, it'll probably be a Revo. The 2.5 version is cheaper than the 3.3...is it worth it, to go ahead and buy the 3.3 or should I save some money and go with the 2.5?

 

[spidey07]

The 3.3 has new features (longer chassis, option for a center diff and front/rear brakes) and a much more powerful motor. It's the only choice if you're gonna get a revo.

I'm thinking about picking up another revo, or possibly the Losi LST2. That thing is huge.

 

[thomsbrain]

for that kind of money you could buy a real car and have more fun trashing it.

 

[mercanucaribe]

Originally posted by: thomsbrain
for that kind of money you could buy a real car and have more fun trashing it.

I was looking through some RC threads and it occured to me that you could buy a serious lift kit for a real truck and go off roading for real.

 

[Hammerhead]

Originally posted by: mercanucaribe

Originally posted by: thomsbrain
for that kind of money you could buy a real car and have more fun trashing it.

I was looking through some RC threads and it occured to me that you could buy a serious lift kit for a real truck and go off roading for real.

but you have to pay for registration, property tax, state inspections. Plus you have to keep that big thing in your driveway.

 

[spidey07]

Originally posted by: mercanucaribe

Originally posted by: thomsbrain
for that kind of money you could buy a real car and have more fun trashing it.

I was looking through some RC threads and it occured to me that you could buy a serious lift kit for a real truck and go off roading for real.

Might be a little hard to do backflips in a real truck.