Stick with Losi or go AE!?
#1
Stick with Losi or go AE!?
I like the AD2 over the GT2, I hate the xxx-4/xx-4's, I like the B44, I like both the CR and the B4...
Im the type of person that likes to stick with one brand.. but.. want to race a good 4wd car, so keep the AD2 and do the B4/B44 duo? Id rather race 2wd and 4wd then 2wd and Truck.. Part support is good here for both, so that isnt a siding factor. I dunno! You never see any of the Pros on the internet interacting on RCTech/Fans. Only people we see for electric offroad are Jesse Robbers, Mike Truhe some, Billy Easton some when he ran for Losi, and a few more. So i dunno
Im the type of person that likes to stick with one brand.. but.. want to race a good 4wd car, so keep the AD2 and do the B4/B44 duo? Id rather race 2wd and 4wd then 2wd and Truck.. Part support is good here for both, so that isnt a siding factor. I dunno! You never see any of the Pros on the internet interacting on RCTech/Fans. Only people we see for electric offroad are Jesse Robbers, Mike Truhe some, Billy Easton some when he ran for Losi, and a few more. So i dunno
#2
Tech Fanatic
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Object of the game....
What you want to do is drive what gives you the best opportunity to WIN!
SO go with what provides you with the best racing experience.
There is no reason why you can't run a CR in Buggy and the B44 in 4 wheel. The only reason to run same manufacturer vehicles is that there is some parts interchangability.
I personally prefer the Losi trucks. Other than that I am open to anything that helps me drive consistent and have fun.
SO go with what provides you with the best racing experience.
There is no reason why you can't run a CR in Buggy and the B44 in 4 wheel. The only reason to run same manufacturer vehicles is that there is some parts interchangability.
I personally prefer the Losi trucks. Other than that I am open to anything that helps me drive consistent and have fun.
#3
Tech Fanatic
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Go with the Kyosho RB5 and New Lazer ZX5-sp. Great support on RCtech from the guys from Cali. The RB5 is a great car and I just got the zx5 so I don't have any input. The EP truck is suppose to be out this next year, but the don't have an option for 1/10 gt. JMO. Give it a thought. Unless your local HH doesn't stock parts, if not amain or speedtech have a great supply with super fast shipment.
#4
Tech Champion
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My current stable is all mixed up. I have the GT2, T4, XXX-CR, 8ight, and 8ight-T. I drove a friends XXXT-CR to a win a few weeks back. I loved the way that truck drove. But I didn't like the XXX-NT trucks when I have tried them. But I think the set-up makes more of a difference than anything. I have not driven a 4wd 1/10 yet so I know nothing about those. I want one though. I have been winning with the GT2 so that one stays. But I'm mixed on the T4 to XXXT-CR decision.
I also like to run all one brand but each passing weekend kind of makes it pointless to me which manufacturer you use. Parts seem to be priced the same between them. IDK. Just my thoughts.
I also like to run all one brand but each passing weekend kind of makes it pointless to me which manufacturer you use. Parts seem to be priced the same between them. IDK. Just my thoughts.
#6
Tech Elite
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I always wanted to stick with one brand. Hell my friend use to call me a losi whore because that's all i ever bought. Now my list of cars is growing and they arent losi's. I race and RB5 buggy, a B44 4 wheeler, and a Losi XXXT CR in off road. For onroad i have 2 losi Type R's and BMI DB12r. My biggest problem is changing my bag over from offroad to onroad from week to week.
#7
It is cool to have a variety of different cars, though I like to have the same brand because the parts are interchangeable.
If you have owned losi for a long time, try AE.
They are both good.
If you have owned losi for a long time, try AE.
They are both good.
#10
Seriously, you can break your stuff down into 3 piles:
stuff used for everything (roller bag)
stuff used offroad only
stuff used onroad only
Have each in its own container. That way you just pick up what you need.
Oh and BSchorr, unless you are above the 90th percentile in ability and race results (winning local trophy races and placing regionally) I doubt you will go wrong sticking with either brand. If you're better than that, I doubt most of us can help you anyway ... try PM'ing one of the factory drivers, I've had decent success getting help that way, better than just posting.
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#12
Tech Master
Most of the Pros read here and I know of 1 or 2 that post aynomonously under another name.
#13
Ae all the way!
#15
Tech Legend
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If you like to be different, an RB5 or the GV2 would be a good choice. I like the fact that both appear to be slightly newer tech, so they should have benefits of seeing what works on the b4 and the XXX series, and take was it good, get rid of what isn't, and improve upon that.
I like Academy based on my experiences with the vehicles and the support that MRC gives, but that is no knock on Kyosho, there "local" driver Brian Bohlman was great to talk with and most helpful, and he made the event I attended where he was at more light hearted when he dressed up as "fat Batman" for the mains. Was quite funny.
I like Academy based on my experiences with the vehicles and the support that MRC gives, but that is no knock on Kyosho, there "local" driver Brian Bohlman was great to talk with and most helpful, and he made the event I attended where he was at more light hearted when he dressed up as "fat Batman" for the mains. Was quite funny.
Last edited by Cain; 11-29-2007 at 02:30 PM.