No, haha unless you have mad skills. I won some races (with the 8t) over the "newer" truggies, but since I got the mbx6t its been "easier" to be in the top half.

Classis, ALL METAL

lol look man

-1st 3 holes on the khz v2 is the stock mounting position..AND THERES 1 extra hole past stock(thats the hole you need to be in).. kh tower has 2 extra holes making it 6 holes all together insted of losi's 4...so if you buy the khz tower you need to run it in the 4th hole in order to have the same losi guys setup..

-1st 3 holes on the losi shock towers the pros are running are stock also (BUT) they have 1 extra hole on the end making it 4 holes.. and they run the shock position in the 4th hole..

got me??

dude are you on crack? the 2.0 isnt much better then a 1.0 unless you have a blown track.

the track i race on never seems blown out since its hard packed clay but it gets somewhat dry and its bumpy and rough ,i dont think u need mad driving skills to drive with the 2.0

NO! watch your mouth! If you don't think the 2.0 is better,thats your opinion.

Why do you drive a 2.0 then...?

watch my mouth? for what?

From the 1.0-2.0 yes the 2.0 is better but as far as lap times unless your track is blown out your lap times will be very close together. The 2.0 prob will be a little more consistent

Tc5 man, from my own experience, racing in the pro class with the 1.0 is a lot harder to consistently run fast laps against the newer gen II truggies. Not saying it cant be done, in fact I hope you do well and prove to all the "high dollar racers" that anything can win!

i was asking cause i run a eight 1.0 and its competive with the 2.0

in my opion...HELLL NO!...

im not a pro driver im just inbeween i was in the sportsman class for now

there a local kid who owns a worn out 1.0 buggy and he is just as fast as any guys he races as long as he can keep it together cause its so worn out

i run at hobby hut by the way

yea my eight 1.0 b is kind of worn out to but it stills runs with the 2.0

What class do you run in? I can see the 1.0 being very competitive in the intermediate class. But, when your ready to step it up to the expert/pro class, a newer generation truggy is almost needed.