mattcoolgame

I know that there probally isnt a best 2wd out there because it kinda depends and what track you are going to run on but I think that I will be leaning twoards a t4 or a losi xxx-t or xxx-t cr. Give me any suggestions. I can use all the help I can get.

Thanks and I am pretty new to the site but not the hobbyjust want your oppinions and anyting else.

Pilgrim

I would personally go with the t4, one reason why is because you will almost never have to change the set-up for when you go from track to track the only thing that you would need are different tires for the other tracks. also the t4 has a cheaper starting price, but like you said It does depend on wht track you run on. another thing that you should look into is which truck your hobby shop supplies the most parts for, and one last thing to consider is what most of the faster guys are running because then If you miss on the setup you can ask them for help.
just my .02 cents

flame56mx

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Well thats a question that will never be answered. I have a losi mf2 and have run against T4s. The T4 is a great truck, turns really well. I have never driven one but, they are good from what Ive seen. The losi needs a good servo...With any of them set-up is always key for racing. For bashing not so important.
IMO the Losi is more durable. Hope this helps a little..

bill941

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Both are good trucks can't really go wrong with either one really both have great parts support.

dougyunker

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+1
The T4 offers great versitility on a variety of tracks. Team Associated also offers many setups to get you started.

theanimaleide

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I would go with the cr truck....never really breaks parts at all....but someone above ^^^ said you need a good servo if you run a losi??? your still going to need a good servo if you run a t4 to.... I run this http://www.speedtechrc.com/store/ebp...nid=62&id=7942 only $82 dollars and great specs....but the losi truck works great at all tracks....i never have to change much on mine.

choppinwood

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if you run alot of modified you will get really good at building losi diffs and trannies. I was having to build after every qualifier with a 10 turn. Some of the other guys were making it a couple qualifiers before rebuilding. I personally prefered the way the Losi handled but loved the associated transmission. Either one could be dialed in.

HEAT

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Find a clean used MF2 , Better truck then a xxxt-cr . IMO

bigbadyoda

I've driven both and always owned xxxt's....

A well build losi diff will handle a mamba max 7700 system cause my buddy has one and races it and bashes it daily... Not building it right or getting it to tight will result in a broken diff gear. I think the xxxt handles better over the t4...

MY buddy who runs t4's drove my friends xxxt with the 7700 and loved it.. May just be person preference....

+ my local hobby shop guys runs only losi and stocks enough parts to build many losi's from stock..

LIVipers

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Lets not forget that the Kyosho RT5 is supposedly coming out soon. That should be a very good car.

flame56mx

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When? when is this thing going to show?

rippen

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X2 the RT5 will be releaseed soon and looks to be an awesome truck. I had T3's, T4's and pretty much all the losi trucks and I like the T4 over all of them.

choppinwood

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my main problem was the idler gear stripping out with the mamba 7700 or the 10t and yes the slipper was locked down

theanimaleide

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I run a 6.5 on a high traction track...and i have no problems with my diffs lasting a few months or longer before rebuilding them.

Yes RT5 is going to be a great truck...hopefully they get it out soon.

well with slipper locked down what do expect to happen? slippers are made to take the pressure off the gears and off the diff.

RobbieT

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locking down the slipper will do it every time