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blade329

iTrader: (114)

Durability wise? Racer?

For durability, I say the Slash 2wd. Racer, I would say the Ve8.

JRL 13

iTrader: (13)

Losi SCTE is a blast to drive and is tough!

Aravan

iTrader: (3)

Losi 1/36th Micro highroller. Micro's are as near to invincible as you can get.

jpcopeland1

iTrader: (166)

My Kyosho cars have been out of the box the most durable 10th scale cars I have ever driven. 2 months of weekly use on the RB6 and it's just as slop free as the day I got it.

Tran901

iTrader: (95)

scte...i remember after a race i got mad and ran it into a wood retaining wall...bumper shattered, but no damage otherwise

if i tried that with my durango...it would be in pieces!

theblitzkidd

iTrader: (11)

hpi blitz, i race and bash mine to heck..still aint broke it!!

Zerodefect

Xray XB9. (ironicly a nitro is my most reliable car)

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Durability wise yes, it can be a basher or racer

As far as I can remember my strongest RC was a 808. I would love Xray to come out with a XB9E

Davidka

iTrader: (85)

Associated RC10. Back then we didn't run so much traction/power. Cars lasted forever.

Current- Losi XXX cars and Mugen 1/8 buggy. Good designs that are overbuilt where it counts.

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They had some troubles with motor mounts cracking on the eco, do you know if they fixed that?

Davidka

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I didn't know about that. Mine is a Tekno conversion, was nitro before then.

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Then the mount is durable, I switched my crappy RCMonster mount for a Tekno v4 conversion on my JQ and it holds much better now .

I'm wondering when Mugen will release an evolution for the eco

torquelover

Original Tamiya Hornet
Associated RC10 Team Car
Kyosho Turbo Ultima (Stupid Platinum Shocks not included)
ECX Torment

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So the most recent RC are the less reliable? Power must be the reason