New Associated RC10GT2
#19

Everyone needs a change every so often to mix things up. 1/10 scale had dominated the r/c scene for a long time and now the general people wanted to mix things up a little. I'm sure that two years from now 1/10 scale will be stronger then ever when these new comers to the hobby decide to mix things up a bit. However, the new lipo/brushless technology may keep 1/10 nitro to a minimal. With the need for only one battery pack that will get you through three 5 minute heats and a 20 minute main w/ a motor/esc setup that will rival the output of nitro.
#20

Told my LHS to put one on order already can not wait. YEA BABY
Later
Kevin Boyle
Later
Kevin Boyle

#21
Tech Adept
#22

Originally Posted by party_wagon
Everyone needs a change every so often to mix things up. 1/10 scale had dominated the r/c scene for a long time and now the general people wanted to mix things up a little. I'm sure that two years from now 1/10 scale will be stronger then ever when these new comers to the hobby decide to mix things up a bit. However, the new lipo/brushless technology may keep 1/10 nitro to a minimal. With the need for only one battery pack that will get you through three 5 minute heats and a 20 minute main w/ a motor/esc setup that will rival the output of nitro.
#23
Tech Master
iTrader: (14)

this new truck looks pretty dialed. I'd like to get one, but my brother has the ad2 and I like that alot, just don't want to have trucks with different wheels and shock parts.
I really like the fact you can put in a SG shaft motor, that should open the doors to alot of motors.
I really like the fact you can put in a SG shaft motor, that should open the doors to alot of motors.
#24

Originally Posted by MarkieMark231
Agreed electric is doing some awsome things with Brushless and Lipo but it will always be the people who like electric will still use electric and the people who like gas will continue to use gas.
#25
Tech Initiate
#27
Tech Master

As of right now mid-August!