looking for a crawler
Alright guys I am looking for a rockcrawler. What is the best bet for under 400bucks. I have been looking at the honcho. Do I get a kit or rtr? Is it worth it or what?? Help me out. If you know somthing better let me know. I want to do up grades to so what has the best options???:confused:
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What size are u lookin for i was just gona put up my super class and was lookin to sell within that price range Ready to run battery charger remote every thing. the crawler is less than a month old paid 300 for chassie but if you dont want a super class a honcho or the losi comp crawler are great
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Smitty, the first question is what do you want to do? Do you just want to bash? Or are you looking toward competing? If you are interested in competing, have you checked out what comp classes are run in your area? Are you wanting a scale look or a crawler with more articulation than scale looks? You need to have somewhat of an idea of these things before folks can recommend anything.
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Originally Posted by Justinraz
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What size are u lookin for i was just gona put up my super class and was lookin to sell within that price range Ready to run battery charger remote every thing. the crawler is less than a month old paid 300 for chassie but if you dont want a super class a honcho or the losi comp crawler are great
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Originally Posted by CaptCrunch
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Smitty, the first question is what do you want to do? Do you just want to bash? Or are you looking toward competing? If you are interested in competing, have you checked out what comp classes are run in your area? Are you wanting a scale look or a crawler with more articulation than scale looks? You need to have somewhat of an idea of these things before folks can recommend anything.
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If you want a scale look then a Honcho is a good choice. It's just one version of the Axial SCX10 models. It's got pretty good wheel speed for driving as well as crawling, and there are alot of aftermarket parts that will work on it. It's great for a RTR scaler, but don't expect it to crawl as well as an AX10 though.
That's why my original question. You really need to decide what is more important, crawling ability or a scale look. Scallers can crawl pretty well, but in general they don't have the articulation of a model that was purpose-built specifically to crawl. That said, even experienced crawlers have alot of fun with the SCX10 models. You won't be able to crawl the same course that a comp rig can, but it does look alot more realistic on the rocks. |
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Originally Posted by CaptCrunch
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If you want a scale look then a Honcho is a good choice. It's just one version of the Axial SCX10 models. It's got pretty good wheel speed for driving as well as crawling, and there are alot of aftermarket parts that will work on it. It's great for a RTR scaler, but don't expect it to crawl as well as an AX10 though.
That's why my original question. You really need to decide what is more important, crawling ability or a scale look. Scallers can crawl pretty well, but in general they don't have the articulation of a model that was purpose-built specifically to crawl. That said, even experienced crawlers have alot of fun with the SCX10 models. You won't be able to crawl the same course that a comp rig can, but it does look alot more realistic on the rocks. |
Sounds great Smitty. I'm glad that you found what you were looking for. You might want to check out RCCrawler.com It's probably the single biggest crawler specific site on the internet. You will find ALOT of folks there who have Honchos and other SCX10's. There is a BIG scale following on that site with lots and lots of build pics.
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Originally Posted by CaptCrunch
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Sounds great Smitty. I'm glad that you found what you were looking for. You might want to check out RCCrawler.com It's probably the single biggest crawler specific site on the internet. You will find ALOT of folks there who have Honchos and other SCX10's. There is a BIG scale following on that site with lots and lots of build pics.
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