Originally Posted by 8ight-racer

For the average person who gets into RC and gets either a 2.0 or 1.0, its not going to make much of a difference. They will be riding pipes and spinning out the entire time. I know in my first year racing I couldn't tell what one setup adjustment would do compared to another, and after that first year I finally started to go to that next level where I knew what I needed to do. What I'm trying to say is if you have no to little idea of what you are doing, the differences are minimal. But if you can actually run a consistent race without crashing more than once or twice and have the slightest idea of how the car works, then the 2.0 will be THAT much better, seconds faster per lap, and in a 30 minute main that could be the difference between battling for the lead and being lap traffic. The 2.0 is also much easier to drive so you can run more consistent races. Stop trying to argue how the 1.0 is just as competitive, your just digging yourself into a deeper and deeper hole.