TLR 3.0, Tekno EB48.2 OR MBX7 ECO?
#17
I've drove a mbx7 nitro to e conversion as well as my own Eb48.1.
I was expecting to notice a large increase in stability but I was wrong.
For my driving style I will stick to my Tekno.
Both are planted, both have great steering etc.
Pick a brand you like and never look back.
I was expecting to notice a large increase in stability but I was wrong.
For my driving style I will stick to my Tekno.
Both are planted, both have great steering etc.
Pick a brand you like and never look back.
#18
quality
mugen > tekno > losi
steering
tekno > mugen > losi
price
losi > tekno and mugen
I'd pick the mugen just based on the wear and quality
consider the xb9e also
mugen > tekno > losi
steering
tekno > mugen > losi
price
losi > tekno and mugen
I'd pick the mugen just based on the wear and quality
consider the xb9e also
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#29
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If it were me, I would probably go Mugen. The 3.0 is brand new and their first e-design buggy. That tells me there could be some "teething" problems and it might be better to wait a little bit on that one. I am a big Losi fan too. The Tekno, while proven and established now, has the weakest parts support of the three. That leaves the Mugen.
#30
Another vote for Mugen here. Straightforward design and great materials.