pickle311

iTrader: (31)

Because the DuBro has to be rigged to work. The wheels don't fit on it right out of the box.

rider313

iTrader: (94)

By rigged you mean putting a wheel hex and two pieces of fuel tuning on it. That's sure seems like alot less rigging then pulling bearings apart and degreasing them.

My vote is the dubro. Smoothest out there.

DiZzYNaTiOn

iTrader: (25)

Wait what? are we talking about the same thing, im looking at a box with lots of pieces, ok lets say there is still only "2" piece's of fuel line to add to it, I would not recommend that at a pit table. Its easier to pull 2 bearings out and clean them then to mess with that thing on race days.

I mean i could be way out here maybe this topic is talking about bashing, if thats the case then do whatever you want doesnt matter just dont poke an eye out with that thing.

pickle311

iTrader: (31)

rigging is rigging, my point was that it doesn't work right out of the box as stated. However, the Hudy, Dynamite, and Losi do work right out of the box. They just work a little better if you clean the bearings.

It doesn't matter what balancer you use, all are better than none.

JsK

iTrader: (10)

No need to add tubing. It comes out of the box ready to go, the ONLY
thing you need to add is a hub and you can pull one off your car in
about 30seconds. Now the up side to using a hub is that you can use
the DuBro for anything from 1/10 to 1/8 scale wheels. Now if you
consider having to add a hub as "Not Being Ready Out Of The Box"
then fine but the simple fact is the DuBro runs smoother no matter
how much work you do to the bearing units. Now if you really want
to get precise get a TopFlite unit that runs on magnets. You will
grow old waiting for them to stop.

I never said the bearing types dont work they just need a little massaging
before they will work at there best.

welderllj

iTrader: (5)

just curious will one of the top flights hold a truggy wheel and tire. . . is the magnet strong enough for that ?thanks

JsK

iTrader: (10)

Maybe....just barely, Its going to depend alot on how heavy your particular
combo is. I would not recommend it though. If truggy tires are in your plan
then just get the DuBro unit.