8T 2.0
01-16-2009 | 12:49 PM
#466
I don't think there were any sold yet. infact they might not even be in the us yet.
01-16-2009 | 01:57 PM
#468
01-16-2009 | 02:33 PM
#472
seriously folks. i know i am harping in this, but what about losi truggies you guys like? what makes losi truggies so much better compared to other truggies like mugen. also, are there any cons with going with losi. please be honest and straight with your answer. i know i can be setting myself up for failure with this question, but im hoping for some good honest answer from uguys...
01-16-2009 | 02:36 PM
#473
seriously folks. i know i am harping in this, but what about losi truggies you guys like? what makes losi truggies so much better compared to other truggies like mugen. also, are there any cons with going with losi. please be honest and straight with your answer. i know i can be setting myself up for failure with this question, but im hoping for some good honest answer from uguys...
No but seriously I think the losi truggy(refering to the 1.0) is a great truck. It has tons of steering and handles like a buggy in that manner. It is very light so it accellerates well and jumps very well. I personally think it is as durable as any other on the market.
As far as the 2.0 I'm sure it will be great. With the 14mm extension it will be very stable and forgiving.
01-16-2009 | 03:25 PM
#479
Tech Adept
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 222
Here's a reply posted on the grid by Kendall bennet from Amain. It is about the Preorder system.
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I double checked the ETA on these, and they got pushed out until
the first week in Feb. So the ETA has been updated on our web site.
With the pre-order system, basically you are putting a hold on an item
that you would like to purchase, but you don't pay for it until it
arrives in stock. Once the items arrive in stock, you will get an email
letting you know, and you have 7 days to purchase it. If you don't
purchase within 7 days, the item will go back to general stock for
anyone to purchase.
Also note that the pre-order price is just an estimate of what the price
will be when the product arrives, and it may change when it actually
arrives. The price will always be in your favor though. If for some
reason the price goes up when the product arrives (unusual, but it has
happened), you will always pay the pre-order price that was listed when
you put the item onto back order. If the price goes down when it arrives
(or before it arrives), you only pay the current price at the point when
you actually purchase the product. So no matter what, you always get the
lowest price possible when buying pre-order products, so don't worry
about the price changing.
That is one reason we don't make customers pay for the product before it
arrives, as people get upset if they paid a higher price and the price
goes down when the product actually arrives
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I think it explains a lot
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I double checked the ETA on these, and they got pushed out until
the first week in Feb. So the ETA has been updated on our web site.
With the pre-order system, basically you are putting a hold on an item
that you would like to purchase, but you don't pay for it until it
arrives in stock. Once the items arrive in stock, you will get an email
letting you know, and you have 7 days to purchase it. If you don't
purchase within 7 days, the item will go back to general stock for
anyone to purchase.
Also note that the pre-order price is just an estimate of what the price
will be when the product arrives, and it may change when it actually
arrives. The price will always be in your favor though. If for some
reason the price goes up when the product arrives (unusual, but it has
happened), you will always pay the pre-order price that was listed when
you put the item onto back order. If the price goes down when it arrives
(or before it arrives), you only pay the current price at the point when
you actually purchase the product. So no matter what, you always get the
lowest price possible when buying pre-order products, so don't worry
about the price changing.
That is one reason we don't make customers pay for the product before it
arrives, as people get upset if they paid a higher price and the price
goes down when the product actually arrives
------------------------------------------------------------------------
I think it explains a lot
01-16-2009 | 03:35 PM
#480
Here's a reply posted on the grid by Kendall bennet from Amain. It is about the Preorder system.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I double checked the ETA on these, and they got pushed out until
the first week in Feb. So the ETA has been updated on our web site.
With the pre-order system, basically you are putting a hold on an item
that you would like to purchase, but you don't pay for it until it
arrives in stock. Once the items arrive in stock, you will get an email
letting you know, and you have 7 days to purchase it. If you don't
purchase within 7 days, the item will go back to general stock for
anyone to purchase.
Also note that the pre-order price is just an estimate of what the price
will be when the product arrives, and it may change when it actually
arrives. The price will always be in your favor though. If for some
reason the price goes up when the product arrives (unusual, but it has
happened), you will always pay the pre-order price that was listed when
you put the item onto back order. If the price goes down when it arrives
(or before it arrives), you only pay the current price at the point when
you actually purchase the product. So no matter what, you always get the
lowest price possible when buying pre-order products, so don't worry
about the price changing.
That is one reason we don't make customers pay for the product before it
arrives, as people get upset if they paid a higher price and the price
goes down when the product actually arrives
------------------------------------------------------------------------
I think it explains a lot
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
I double checked the ETA on these, and they got pushed out until
the first week in Feb. So the ETA has been updated on our web site.
With the pre-order system, basically you are putting a hold on an item
that you would like to purchase, but you don't pay for it until it
arrives in stock. Once the items arrive in stock, you will get an email
letting you know, and you have 7 days to purchase it. If you don't
purchase within 7 days, the item will go back to general stock for
anyone to purchase.
Also note that the pre-order price is just an estimate of what the price
will be when the product arrives, and it may change when it actually
arrives. The price will always be in your favor though. If for some
reason the price goes up when the product arrives (unusual, but it has
happened), you will always pay the pre-order price that was listed when
you put the item onto back order. If the price goes down when it arrives
(or before it arrives), you only pay the current price at the point when
you actually purchase the product. So no matter what, you always get the
lowest price possible when buying pre-order products, so don't worry
about the price changing.
That is one reason we don't make customers pay for the product before it
arrives, as people get upset if they paid a higher price and the price
goes down when the product actually arrives
------------------------------------------------------------------------
I think it explains a lot