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Old 11-11-2012, 04:40 PM
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Yeah i would say around 400 durango comparable
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I would prefer a kit that is priced more like the EB and had all the EB48 machined and anodized bits included, but I would understand if the kit was made more affordable to be competitve with the price of other available 4x4s.
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Old 11-11-2012, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by spunkysandoval
I would prefer a kit that is priced more like the EB and had all the EB48 machined and anodized bits included. I would understand if the kit was made more affordable to be competitve with the price of other available 4x4s.
I agree I would rather spend the money upfront then buy upgrades
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Originally Posted by Iron-T
I agree I would rather spend the money upfront then buy upgrades
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Old 11-11-2012, 05:08 PM
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They could always release the full blown bad ass kit first then later release a sport version that is lower priced like Serpent did with the 811-be.

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Originally Posted by spunkysandoval
They could always release the full blown bad ass kit first then later release a sport version that is lower priced like Serpent did with the 811-be.

+1.

I would like to see a full blown kit right out the gate. Let them make a name for themselves about there quality and performance.
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Coming from my sc10 4x4, I am super excited and interested in this truck.
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If they released the kit using most of the aluminum from the EB48 it might hit the market sooner.
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Old 11-11-2012, 05:47 PM
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I just hope there's a discount for the guys who just dropped cash on an EB48 and continue to contribute to the online tekno community... *cough* *cough*
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Old 11-11-2012, 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Iron-T
I agree I would rather spend the money upfront then buy upgrades
_1 I agree!
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Danny what kind of motor/esc/battery combos have you experimented with? Im trying to figure out what would be a good setup to get for it in advance.
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Danny what kind of motor/esc/battery combos have you experimented with? Im trying to figure out what would be a good setup to get for it in advance.
Rx8 pro-4 is the best short course set up.
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Originally Posted by Antimullet
Danny what kind of motor/esc/battery combos have you experimented with? Im trying to figure out what would be a good setup to get for it in advance.
Try the SCT-PRO-C1

Really fast, dependable and sensored with great C.S.............
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I was just about to pick up another SCTE since mine is getting worn out. Glad I waited! If this thing is as good as the buggy, the big mfgs had better step their game up quick.
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Originally Posted by MX304
I was just about to pick up another SCTE since mine is getting worn out. Glad I waited! If this thing is as good as the buggy, the big mfgs had better step their game up quick.
I just put my scte on ebay tonight if ur interested! Lol
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