Originally Posted by
Jstall7543
Nah, I'm not talking about slower drivers, I'm talking about one of my best friends I know is a great driver with a carbon rc8t with maximum upgrades, neu 2250, 6s, the right tires ect... You were obviously playing with a less experience driver. I'm sorry but it's the truth. There are a bunch of know it all's on here, it's getting to the point where you can't say anything without some one calling B.S., it's getting old quick. I have a fully modded FTSC10 and it couldn't touch my sc8e. We both know one big quad or triple and bye bye sc10. I'm sorry. And on a smaller track the truggys are just way to big. So why comment. You had one good day against one person so that makes it true? Hmmm? It was probably his first run with stock tires. I know what I know and I'm not going to argue with you.
This whole statement is borderline laughable if you read my prior posts..
#1 I stated there is no sc8e keeping up with a truggy on most 1/8 tracks
#2 I stated just that it has to do with the DRIVERS, I out ran the kid w/ the sc8e because I simply was a better driver on that day (sc10). PS that track didn't have huge jumps to slow me down, the triple was pretty fast as a double single at this track.
#3 I was telling the other person if he is keeping up with a buggy on a 1/8 track it was for the same reason, he was a better driver.
I'm not saying the sc8e isn't fun, I'm not saying anything other than calling these comments on how fast it is compared to a buggy or truggy. If you give the same driver an sc8e then a buggy, then a truggy the sc8e WILL BE the slowest of the bunch for lap times. In a field full of drivers, throw in a sc8e with a mix of truggies or buggies and I highly doubt it will be the last one over the line, unless the driver of the sc8e is the worst of the bunch.
Maybe before you call others 'know it all's' on here, make sure you read through posts and comments before you post well. It is strange that reflection in the mirror.