Looking for a new basher
#1

I have a good friend who has a Slash 4x4 and is looking for another vehicle that is more off road capable.
He really likes his slash and it has been very good for hime. He's been pretty hard on it and has barely broken a thing.
We were out the other day messing around and I had my brushless D8T. He saw what a bigger truck could do on rougher surfaces and now wants one for himself.
He's looking for 1/10-1/8th scale Monster truck or Truggy that is very forgiving and can handle a hard day of bashing.
Electric
Brushless
4WD
Fairly Easy to work on
What do you guys recommend??
My first thought was a HPI Savage Flux.
Thanks for the help,
Nick
He really likes his slash and it has been very good for hime. He's been pretty hard on it and has barely broken a thing.
We were out the other day messing around and I had my brushless D8T. He saw what a bigger truck could do on rougher surfaces and now wants one for himself.
He's looking for 1/10-1/8th scale Monster truck or Truggy that is very forgiving and can handle a hard day of bashing.
Electric
Brushless
4WD
Fairly Easy to work on
What do you guys recommend??
My first thought was a HPI Savage Flux.
Thanks for the help,
Nick
#4

Does he have a price range? The Flux is a good choice, but you'll be at $700 easy after getting batteries.
I've heard good things about the stampede 4x4. Depending how good he is at building them a nitro conversion would be a good choice too. The lst2/xxl makes a great basher and handles well. Or a 1/8 truggy like yours would also be a good choice.
I've heard good things about the stampede 4x4. Depending how good he is at building them a nitro conversion would be a good choice too. The lst2/xxl makes a great basher and handles well. Or a 1/8 truggy like yours would also be a good choice.
#5

Does he have a price range? The Flux is a good choice, but you'll be at $700 easy after getting batteries.
I've heard good things about the stampede 4x4. Depending how good he is at building them a nitro conversion would be a good choice too. The lst2/xxl makes a great basher and handles well. Or a 1/8 truggy like yours would also be a good choice.
I've heard good things about the stampede 4x4. Depending how good he is at building them a nitro conversion would be a good choice too. The lst2/xxl makes a great basher and handles well. Or a 1/8 truggy like yours would also be a good choice.
I think I'm going to look into a good used roller for him and go from there.
Thanks for the help guys, I appreicate it.
Nick
#6

Flux....great basher.
#7

Agreed , his batteries will work and a lot of his spare parts will work on both trucks .
Or he could get some different wheels and a different body for the Slash and give it more clearance for rougher offroad terrain , its been done dozens of times and seems to work as good as the Stampede 4x4 .
I also have an E REVO that for me has been a great truck and it can take a beating and I have had very few breakages .
#8

Agreed , his batteries will work and a lot of his spare parts will work on both trucks .
Or he could get some different wheels and a different body for the Slash and give it more clearance for rougher offroad terrain , its been done dozens of times and seems to work as good as the Stampede 4x4 .
I also have an E REVO that for me has been a great truck and it can take a beating and I have had very few breakages .
Or he could get some different wheels and a different body for the Slash and give it more clearance for rougher offroad terrain , its been done dozens of times and seems to work as good as the Stampede 4x4 .
I also have an E REVO that for me has been a great truck and it can take a beating and I have had very few breakages .
Has anyone converted a Slash 4x4 into a Monster truck with 17mm wheel adaptors? I've seen a few threads talking about doing it but no one with real world experience.
Thanks again guys,
Nick
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