Originally Posted by
Slider30250
The older truggys were not as stable as the latest generation. I was driving a Losi 8ight t 1.0 and the truck just did not like to go faster than a certain speed, I had to push the truck to a certain point depending on the track. That "point" was where I had to drive the truck to get all the speed out of it I could, any harder and it would just get unstable and be a real handful to drive. Now I have a Mugen MBX6T, what a difference, I'm on average 3 seconds a lap faster or more. I don't have to "finesse" drive like I did with the Losi. The Mugen loves to be pushed hard and is much more forgiving.
using the 1/12 wheelhexs with, the 0 offset does help a lot with the stableness.
but in the rough the eight-t isnt the greastest.
but i do think using the 2.0 t, chassis on the 1.0 t would help big time
to be able to drive it harder and faster.
and im really thinking about getting the 2.0 t chassis.