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alpinehyperlite
Original RCNT Nutswinger
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losi mini-t body, had weird wells.
Scrogg
Hardcore RCTalk User
Love the new ride Neobart! Is that a AD Trinity .21? I just picked up a used one with a Trinity phat head. i had to install new bearings in it. I love the engine, it flies and gets good runtime.
Scrogg
Hardcore RCTalk User
I realized it was a Ninja later on. The grey head through me off. The .21 is plenty, I bet the .28 is a monster!
Sorry I don't know much about truggies but what qualifies a truggy and what doesn't qualify the one posted? Reason I ask is I thought truggies started from conversions. This makes me wonder about a roller I had that was a buggy that I was thinking about converting to a Truggy. Would converting a buggy to a truggy be more classifiable than a MT or are truggies now only a class, fabricated from the ground up, of their own. I just want to know. Truggies have become something of interest for me and sorry for slight jump off topic here.
XxVASSAGOxX
Gone - bye bye.
samsrnow is a noob lol.. its a revo truggy go play with duratrax homie.. lol
cheeseball01
RCTalk Qualifier
Sorry I don't know much about truggies but what qualifies a truggy and what doesn't qualify the one posted? Reason I ask is I thought truggies started from conversions. This makes me wonder about a roller I had that was a buggy that I was thinking about converting to a Truggy. Would converting a buggy to a truggy be more classifiable than a MT or are truggies now only a class, fabricated from the ground up, of their own. I just want to know. Truggies have become something of interest for me and sorry for slight jump off topic here.
A Truggy has the the width and length and tire size of a Monster Truck, but the chassis design of a buggy. The biggest difference between the Monster Truck and a Truggy is, on a Truggy there is nothing below the chassis. It's a flat bottom, just like a buggy. Monster Trucks, like your Revo, have drive line and such that hang down below the chassis. They don't fly and handle like Truggies and Buggies do. They're also, single speed, and direct drive. Hope that helps.
Cheers,
curt
cheeseball01
RCTalk Qualifier
Z01t
She's sexy and smooth. Can't wait to get some stick time on this baby.
(Notice how far forward everything is shoved)
She's sexy and smooth. Can't wait to get some stick time on this baby.
(Notice how far forward everything is shoved)
JeKoch
RCTalk Basher
- Thread starter
- #35
Looks like a Jammin X2
cheeseball01
RCTalk Qualifier
Thanks. Took it out for it's first time on the dirt last night. Man, it's so smooth and the suspension sucks everything up completely. The chassis stays nearly level and only the suspension moves while on the track. Having everything forward on the truck makes it feel completely balanced in the air. It's really a great truck. I'm very happy with my investment.
Bartek
RCTalk Addict
this is more likely a Truggy now,it's lower and has truggy tires.
it's not...
Scrogg
Hardcore RCTalk User
The 40 series will just slow it down....trust me. Even with 330+ oz. of steering servo torque they killed my lap times on my Revo. Do what I did, sell it a and buy a real truggy. Nothing comes close to a true bred race truggy.
superdave2
RCTalk Racer
true on that
