Slash vs Rustler vs Micro t vs Mini t
08-02-2009, 10:53 AM
#16
Originally Posted by OG RC 10T
Micro and mini - dont waste your time, there fun in the house for a battery pack or two. - unless your with a group of guys who all run similar rc's
For what yor looking to do your best bet may actually be the 1/16 e-revo or the 1/16 slash.
They are both durable, will work for your applications, are fast, can be faster with minimal mods, and are both 4 wheel drive, and easily under $300.
For what yor looking to do your best bet may actually be the 1/16 e-revo or the 1/16 slash.
They are both durable, will work for your applications, are fast, can be faster with minimal mods, and are both 4 wheel drive, and easily under $300.
08-02-2009, 04:32 PM
#17
1/16 erevo is good.
08-03-2009, 02:03 AM
#19
minis was a fad... Their popularity really waned and died down... almost... For some odd reason, the latest fad is to go big (1/8 scale). Even then, I think 1/10th scale is the most popular class for a reason. It's reasonably big, but not too big, and it's reasonably small, but not too small. Just perfect to work on for your average-sized hands...
I say Slash all the way. I don't understand this infatuation with the Rustler. I think they are a big waste of time and money... Even though the Slash is loosely based on the Rustler, it looks more stylish and fun.
If you want something "like" a Rustler, I'd go for an RTR RC10T4 instead. Rustlers and Bandits are just one step above the Tyco/Niko stuff, but not up to racing standards as the T4/XXX-T...
Just my $0.02
I say Slash all the way. I don't understand this infatuation with the Rustler. I think they are a big waste of time and money... Even though the Slash is loosely based on the Rustler, it looks more stylish and fun.
If you want something "like" a Rustler, I'd go for an RTR RC10T4 instead. Rustlers and Bandits are just one step above the Tyco/Niko stuff, but not up to racing standards as the T4/XXX-T...
Just my $0.02
08-03-2009, 11:39 AM
#20
Originally Posted by tom_chang79
minis was a fad... Their popularity really waned and died down... almost... For some odd reason, the latest fad is to go big (1/8 scale). Even then, I think 1/10th scale is the most popular class for a reason. It's reasonably big, but not too big, and it's reasonably small, but not too small. Just perfect to work on for your average-sized hands...
I say Slash all the way. I don't understand this infatuation with the Rustler. I think they are a big waste of time and money... Even though the Slash is loosely based on the Rustler, it looks more stylish and fun.
If you want something "like" a Rustler, I'd go for an RTR RC10T4 instead. Rustlers and Bandits are just one step above the Tyco/Niko stuff, but not up to racing standards as the T4/XXX-T...
Just my $0.02
I say Slash all the way. I don't understand this infatuation with the Rustler. I think they are a big waste of time and money... Even though the Slash is loosely based on the Rustler, it looks more stylish and fun.
If you want something "like" a Rustler, I'd go for an RTR RC10T4 instead. Rustlers and Bandits are just one step above the Tyco/Niko stuff, but not up to racing standards as the T4/XXX-T...
Just my $0.02
08-03-2009, 12:03 PM
#21
Originally Posted by vwjuice
Check towerhobbies.com. They aswell as every other hobby shop sells them foe under $220. That's way too high a price.
08-03-2009, 12:10 PM
#22
Originally Posted by tom_chang79
minis was a fad... Their popularity really waned and died down... almost... For some odd reason, the latest fad is to go big (1/8 scale). Even then, I think 1/10th scale is the most popular class for a reason. It's reasonably big, but not too big, and it's reasonably small, but not too small. Just perfect to work on for your average-sized hands...
I say Slash all the way. I don't understand this infatuation with the Rustler. I think they are a big waste of time and money... Even though the Slash is loosely based on the Rustler, it looks more stylish and fun.
If you want something "like" a Rustler, I'd go for an RTR RC10T4 instead. Rustlers and Bandits are just one step above the Tyco/Niko stuff, but not up to racing standards as the T4/XXX-T...
Just my $0.02
I say Slash all the way. I don't understand this infatuation with the Rustler. I think they are a big waste of time and money... Even though the Slash is loosely based on the Rustler, it looks more stylish and fun.
If you want something "like" a Rustler, I'd go for an RTR RC10T4 instead. Rustlers and Bandits are just one step above the Tyco/Niko stuff, but not up to racing standards as the T4/XXX-T...
Just my $0.02
Thats only part true. If you want to make them good you can get them to where they can beat a t4 any day. But if you dont then well...
08-03-2009, 12:13 PM
#23
Originally Posted by tom_chang79
minis was a fad... Their popularity really waned and died down... almost... For some odd reason, the latest fad is to go big (1/8 scale). Even then, I think 1/10th scale is the most popular class for a reason. It's reasonably big, but not too big, and it's reasonably small, but not too small. Just perfect to work on for your average-sized hands...
I say Slash all the way. I don't understand this infatuation with the Rustler. I think they are a big waste of time and money... Even though the Slash is loosely based on the Rustler, it looks more stylish and fun.
If you want something "like" a Rustler, I'd go for an RTR RC10T4 instead. Rustlers and Bandits are just one step above the Tyco/Niko stuff, but not up to racing standards as the T4/XXX-T...
Just my $0.02
I say Slash all the way. I don't understand this infatuation with the Rustler. I think they are a big waste of time and money... Even though the Slash is loosely based on the Rustler, it looks more stylish and fun.
If you want something "like" a Rustler, I'd go for an RTR RC10T4 instead. Rustlers and Bandits are just one step above the Tyco/Niko stuff, but not up to racing standards as the T4/XXX-T...
Just my $0.02
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