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mike881 05-12-2010 08:20 AM

is it bad to have multiple brands?
 
I have been pretty "loyal" when it comes to Team Associated since I started in January. I will eventually be getting a 1/8 truggy, and I have my eye on the Losi 8T 2.0 RTR and the Hot Bodies D8T.

How many of you guys race multiple brands and how many are strictly stay with one?

trevor15308 05-12-2010 08:23 AM

i strictly stay to one brand when it comes to racing but for bashing cars i have different brands :nod:

MotoGod 05-12-2010 08:42 AM

It's not bad to have multiple brands.....just expensive ;-)

token 05-12-2010 09:52 AM

LOSI ONLY......I think a part of fun in this hobby, especially racing, is brand loyalty. Everyone at the track represents for the brand that they race with. You can have different brands yes, but like stated you might spend more in parts and other stuff.

scwrod 05-12-2010 10:03 AM

See Sig

TheFcuddy 05-12-2010 10:09 AM

I think it's easier to stick with one if you're racing.

token 05-12-2010 10:18 AM


Originally Posted by scwrod (Post 7396136)
See Sig

you dont count, looks like you just have money to spend....:sneaky:

RC-ZOMBIE 05-12-2010 10:23 AM


Originally Posted by TheFcuddy (Post 7396159)
I think it's easier to stick with one if you're racing.

+1

NitroOB4You 05-12-2010 10:38 AM

Ultimately, it's your hard earned dollar. Spend it how you wish. :sneaky:

thenova70ss 05-12-2010 02:01 PM

Talk to Jammin57 i think he has 1 of all the buggys and truggys made :lol::lol::lol: his trailer is so full you cant even move around. But he is a GOOD guy and a BLAST to race with.

jpz_67 05-12-2010 02:06 PM

When it comes to racing having one brand is easier for sure. Parts interchange, same tools, fasteners, etc. But as far mixing brands being bad, who cares. I would buy whatever it is I want to try out.

JAMMINKRAZY 05-12-2010 02:52 PM

Certainly having one brand is easier and can be less costly, but I don't think it should be a deciding factor in what vehicle you buy. If you want to buy a new vehicle that isn't made by the same brand as your others, there is obviously a reason you want to buy that one. I say buy the vehicles you want.:nod:

305M3 05-12-2010 03:08 PM


Originally Posted by jpz_67 (Post 7397034)
When it comes to racing having one brand is easier for sure. Parts interchange, same tools, fasteners, etc. But as far mixing brands being bad, who cares. I would buy whatever it is I want to try out.

+1. I race the 8ight 2.0 buggy and truggy and the fact 99% of the parts are interchangeable is huge. Although, that is also the reason I haven't bit the bullet to try the Tamiya 801.

dreaux 05-12-2010 03:15 PM

i maintain one mugen buggy. Thats it. But i have parts for a couple of them and several motors, boddies. I also have a good amount of after market parts. It cost alot to keep it in top shape all the time. when i do get a truggy, darn straight it will be a mugen. I mean i have a TON of the parts.

As far as another buggy and extra cars does not make sense to me. I mean, you can only drive one at a time. I like to think of it like college basketball, one great player can take you all the way. Why? because there is only one basketball.

sorry eerrr rambling and such.

TheFcuddy 05-12-2010 03:41 PM


Originally Posted by dreaux (Post 7397301)

As far as another buggy and extra cars does not make sense to me. I mean, you can only drive one at a time.

I have a Losi buggy and truggy so I can race two classes. It's costs more but if I am going to take a whole day to go race I want to get some good wheel time in too. Same thing with 1/10th scale, I run truck and 2wd there. I don't like sitting around waiting for the next qual or main. I want to be on the drivers stand, that's all I want.


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