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been thinking this the entire video traxxas themselves say that its meant to be a scale truck. being a scale trophy truck its designed to handle some jumps and bumps with out breaking but it was never designed to be a basher .

@@hamsterwolf yeah a little bump that shoots you up a couple feet? no problem! the eight shocks soak that up without a hitch. but if you go much higher, the arms are gonna snap from bottoming out

@@realtired3670 We need more wheel travel and adjustable bypasses. Dual rate coilovers would be amazing too.

Yeah, it's not meant to be a basher. The selling point is realism in both the visuals and driving experience.

Oh you own both and have experience jumping both? Please link me to your video

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@@Drive_On this RC truck goes like what will real can drive this is like real car

You mean 900 worth your money lol

Where is it now?

Deagan Z still have it, I meant I’ve had it since it was released. One of kind

Im new to the hobby. What should i look into if I want a basher?

Chris it really depends on where you will be driving it and what you are wanting it to do. That being said if you are pretty serious about the hobby which I’m sure you are if you ever have tried it lol best hobby in the world. But I bought a LOSI tenacity truggie. They have several different ones in that tenacity setup for around 300-350 then of course you have to have at least one battery and a way to charge it. But what I really love about it is your local hobby shop will have all the spare parts you need and it has a few things you can tweek on and get the feel for doing your own maintenance and things but you don’t have to worry about doing any alignments or anything. And in the future if you wanna get into it you can get the adjustable sway bars and tie rods but it’s perfect out of the box for bashing. The only thing I didn’t like at first was the fact that since I bought 3’s batteries right away I had to change the pinion gear before I ran it because it will over heat and burn the motor up if you don’t run 2’s on the one that’s mounted on the truck out of the box. Now they give you the pinion that you need for 3’s in the box and in my opinion that’s something you need to learn right away anyway because you will have to adjust your mesh from time to time. It’s not hard to do any of the work once you build your confidence up and the truck will grow with you too. Fully upgradable and has great customer service from horizon hobby. Sorry I wrote a book about it but I really hope that helps you. If you’re a guy who has plenty of money then get the traxxas emax and start with that for about 1300 bucks. But if you wanna work your way up to that or more expensive then start with something that’s not gonna break ya in case you find that you don’t wanna stick with it.

I meant traxxas xmax my phone wanted me to say emax sorry

@@chrisginoc I think a 2wd Slash VXL is the perfect starter car

@@chrisginoc Just go with the Slash 2WD Brushed model. Its plenty fast and really durable. There are tons of aftermarket parts for it too. I like the slash more than the Rustler because the front wheels are protected by the body so you are less likely to strip servo parts etc hitting your front tire on a wall, rock etc.

Philip your words are so true, my friend has one and I've had a few goes and it's like no other rc car. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m5Zim5WFx9bUcYk.html......kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aqhzi6SD0LGagWQ.html

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Thanks for watching! if you’re looking for adrenalin driving with an emphasis on scale details then I’d go with the UDR. If you’re looking for more practicality, durability and versatility I’d go for the 1/10 slash. Slashes are great, probably my fav platform. UDR is great too but it’s very scale - so high center of gravity, it tips over easier and takes a bit more skill/patience to drive.. also the UDR is a lil more complicated to work on/repair. The slashes are simplicity at its best. Hope this helps - good luck!

Hell yeah! I love my Buggy. I used to like Stadium trucks to but once I got my SC truck that all changed. It's just a fun experience and its very satisfying to drive one with the back end kicking out sliding around turns. So much fun and easily something that teaches allot of skills. I've actually gotten better at driving my buggy because of my SC truck!

I agree they are a lot of fun, just got sick of replacing bodies all the time on SC truck (So expensive now days) can't beat a buggy for body durability.

@@Lance1739 ebay!

1/10 scale is the way to go i got an ftx torro nitro and its so much fun

Do you want to buy one for them? It's kinda pricey...

@@KT-jy4tf yes

Exactly this.. even my Losi Baja Rey Raptor 1/10 may of been to much to start back with r/c after 15 years but glad I did now after a month of bashing in 3S (many upgrades coming) . Now I have a Arrma Mojave 6S 1/7 V2 red😍 -next I believe will be the Losi SBR to finish off the set😂🏁🍻

Im new to the hobby with 2 young boys. What would you recommend as an electric off road basher?

@@chrisginoc well i am a traxxas fan though many will say negative things. me and my father have raced for over a decade. I have 7 year old my self. I started him on the traxxas stampede. they all have training modes. not too fast for them. perfect for starting out and parts are cheap and easy to replace. you could also go with the rustler or bandit. any of these 3 are a sure blast for any kid. hope this helps. any more questions feel free to ask.

The answer is always the Xmaxx..

Two completely different animals lol. X Maxx is for bashing. UDR is for scale driving.