Its all good :p

Did anybody come over to the 2.0 from an rc8t. If so, what are your thoughts? I just finished building an rc8t but after seeing the 2.0s yesterday for the first time I think I may have made a big mistake. The reason why I left losi this year (8t 1.0 last season) was b/c of the build quality and therefore terrible durability - slop for days after just a few races). Has this been fixed? Thanks guys.

I just raced my 8ight T 2.0 for the first time yesterday and came from an RC8T that I raced since late September. I didn't have alot of complaints with the RC8T but it definitely developed more slop and wear than average, but it never broke in during the time I raced it. As for handling, there's no comparison between the new Losi truggy and the RC8T. The 2.0 will out handle the Associated truggy hands down. The 2.0 floats through the rough sections like nothing I've ever had and it carries corner speed better than anything I've seen. To say that I'm happy with my 2.o would be an understatement.

Hey guys ..wheres the best deal on a 8t 2.0. I see Amain for 569 plus tax and shipping, and the best I found on ebay is like 595 to my door. Is this about the best going? Thanks for any info

ultimatehobbies.com has them for 539 free shipping and if you live outside California its no tax. or modhobby.com has them for 568

Thanks - oh man... I guess I'm going back to Losi.....

Thanks alot

let me know if u find them lower or a coupon code for ulimate hobbies im buying mine this week and those are the best prices ive seen. unless some one else has some better info im all ears

i got a 2.0t it has a go .21 7 port with a dynamite 086 pipe on a tight track what would be a good clutch set-up?i dont want to have to change clutch shoes every week thanks

Well IMO the best clutch setup on this planet is the fioroni turbo twin 2007 sliding clutch with black carbon shoes and 2 hard fioroni springs. 10+ gallons on my origional shoes and they are still running strong, actually too strong for my local indoor track.

But if you must stay with a losi setup the best I have found is 4 KHZ 7075 shoes, 2 gold and 2 silver springs. should last a couple of gallons, just make sure you deburr them after every weekend.:nod:

gold and green is what i run and my shoes last quite some time.....you will eat shoes ALOT faster with silver springs....they are imo too hard for most application's and end up burning down the shoes way too fast. :nod:

found that setup to be a tad too soft for my 1.0 truggy. But for the 2.0 it will probably be golden.

do you ran all aluminum shoes or 2 aluminum and 2 carbon

+1 on the fioroni clutch i think its the best system out there and easy as heck to work on no worrying about warping shoes and things like that

+1 on ultimatehobbies.com. That is a smoking deal and free shipping too. I paid 600+ when it first came out and got stuck paying shipping too. At 539 you dont need a coupon code.