Originally Posted by
tdeal823
depends on how you are going to use your 8ight.
the 2.0 (longer more stable) is a better buggy for outdoor big fast tracks
the 1.0 seams to have a quicker steering. The 1.0 is still a great indoor buggy.
just an fyi
Well, as others have said, the length increase is minimal, so I think it's still up to the driver and how he handles it. But the other improvements are nice.
Anyway, I just wanted to put a 2.0 together from a kit, but I can't do that until one is avaliable. When/if it is, I'll consider getting it.
I kinda liked the original 8ight 1.0 body, non e- version. The e-8ight body seemed to make the buggy too tall and fat. I thought there was enough space for the battery with the nitro 1.0 body anyway. But I guess the nitro 2.0 body is too low for an electric convo.