Thanks bro. 😎👍

Thank you I really appreciate the comment.

Your welcome, thank you for watching 😊👍

You'll love the losi it's awesome !

Thanks

Thank you brother I appreciate. You definitely have it correct. Traxxas good losi better. 😎👍

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The Losi comes with a race pinion on it. The Traxxas comes with a practice gear on it- which is how he raced them. (Race gear in the box) See if you think the Losi is better after you even things up on the gearing!

@@j.875 correct, I ran them exactly how they come out of the box. I'm making another video with the other pinion installed on the traxxas and the losi dialed in to run straight.

Yeah Someone else also told me the same thing. I'm gonna check it out when I take it out the next time. Thanks for that info.

@@thischildishlifestyle Thanks for posting the content! Keep up the good work!!

Nice

Thanks... yeah dr10 is nice but it's not going to be very competitive right out the box.

Thanks I appreciate it. As soon as the weather gets warmer here and stops snowing I'll give it a try. Thanks again 😎👍

Thank you 😊 👍

Yes, all 3 ran on the same battery and the losi was the fastest completely stock without adjusting or doing anything to them except throw a battery in. But the traxxas handled best right out the box and won most races. Thanks for watching brother. 😎👍

All 3 cars where on 2s which is spec for drag racing .

@@juanmelendez4774 yeah I figured that👍

Thanks. I've had some suggestions to try on the losi to help with better traction. Going to try a few of them this summer as I haven't had much time this past year for the hobby due to work. As far as the traction on the traxxas your are maybe correct in saying it's probably getting really good traction because of the stability management. It's been a while so I don't really remember, but I thought we turned it off.

​@@thischildishlifestyle drag gimble has telemetry also. A bit pricey, but she will go straight as an arrow. Kyosho makes it, and I just installed on my uncontrollable sleeper fireteam, now it's just a matter of gearing up.

Really... that's really good. Not sure I've ever seen anyone drag racing the tamiya. Awesome 😎👍

Thanks for watching...No the pinion I ran it with is the one that's already installed right out of the box. It's definitely going to be faster with the optional pinion but I wanted the races to be the way they are without doing anything to them but installing the batteries and running them. Maybe I'll do another race with the other pinion installed. Thanks for the tip I'm going to try it to see if it removes the scratch. 😎👍

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The traxxas is a Really good choice brother. And I have thought about shirts with my logo. Hopefully I'll get some done in the future. Thank you for watching 😎👍

I think the other guy that was running the cars with me that day may have the numbers still but he's dealing with covid right now so I'll have to find out from him when he's up and going again.

Thank you. Yes, all 3 are stock.

@@thischildishlifestyle ahhhh, my Losi on stock electronics just gearing change and my best ET was 2.64 at 56mph…

That's pretty good. Probably mess with my losi this weekend. I think stock gearing does low 50s but I don't remember 100% I get the 3 mixed up.

@@thischildishlifestyle stock gearing only gets you 43mph on the losi... 19t will get you 50mph...

Thanks for the info. I'm going to search for it now.

You can you less throttle but it would lose badly to the traxxas lol. The traxxas takes off really good and quick.

They were all on the same 2s battery. I believe TSM was on. And I'm wording the same thing lol. Working on all 3 cars and I'll probably have a rematch video.

Going to big dog rc in Ohio. Not sure what their tree setup is called. Just messing around here with the local guys we just use a traxxas setup.

@@thischildishlifestyle thks for the info

Cool.. good luck

@@thischildishlifestyle in the 70s on 2s, and straight as an arrow. Little cheapo has wings

Awesome that's pretty fast. I need to work on mine.

@@thischildishlifestyle that's just gearing to teach my buddy a lesson. I can go a lot faster according to my math, and I can also go up to 7s. Buddy wouldn't stop saying he'd always be faster, so I'm ending the discussion emphatically, with this car(he bought as a gag for Christmas as he got himself a drag slash) and with a fireteam that is ready for the 150s. I'm gonna smoke him by bus lengths, and then head home. He gives me bad rc advise on purpose. I've only been doing the last couple years, he's a mechanic that's been doing it since 8. I named the dr10 "Your Illusions", so he can watch them disappear. Written right on the rear in bold letters.

😂 that's great, I love it.

It's the traxxas DTS-1 drag timing system. Not sure if they sell it anymore but I have seen them on ebay. Thanks for watching.

That's awesome, I'm working on mine to be that quick. It's actually the one I care about the most out of the 3.

Traxxas DTS'1 timing system

We didn't have a carpet that day so we just warmed them up on the black top.

Absolutely 💯

Yeah I guess that's one of the good things about traxxas. They never really discontinue anything.

It's my favorite out of the 3 and I'm actually an associated fan boy lol. Thanks for leaving the tip on the channel 😎👍

@@thischildishlifestyle take the diff cover off the losi so it can get all the shock travel and drive straighter

Thanks. I'll give that a try.

Its the traxxas system. Thanks for watching 😊👍

Yes maybe I didn't do a good job of explaining the race in the video The race was all 3 straight out of the box without doing anything but throwing the battery in. I did say in the video the losi is the fastest of the 3. So I agree with you, if I dial the losi in and got it to run straight every time it would probably win every race. And yes, the dr10 definitely needs allot of help to compete with the other two lol. Thanks for watching

Well since it's a straight out the box comparison your right it's not dialed in . But the video is out the box put a battery in it and run it . ..

All 3 were running the same, zeee lipo 8000 mah 100c hi voltage pack

Agreed... it was no surprise to me either. Think I even said that in part one of the video. Thanks for watching 😎👍

Thank you for the info. I'm going to check that out.

I'll give it a try. Thanks for the tip.

Absolutely agree. It was only a comparison vid racing them against each other straight out of the box without adjusting or changing a thing. I have been working on the dr10 and also the losi. The next vid I make will be with all 3 all dialed in and ready to go. Honestly the dr10 is probably the one I'll race the most even though I really love the losi. Slash is probably my least favorite... but still a nice truck. And yes, price is definitely a factor. Thanks for watching I appreciate it 👍😎

More than one driver and it was still the same results. Not saying it's a bad rc but that's straight out of the box without doing anything to it. Others that have the losi have also said it needs to be dialed in before it can run a straight line. Sorry you don't like the results but definitely wasn't driver error. If that's the case then why did the same drivers run the traxxas in a straight line ?

Sorry to say but if you watch the video it says out the box runs not messing with anything but putting a battery in it and all cars had the same so yeah .

Yeah, I kinda would say more like one dr10 kit plus everything to set it up to be a bad ass drag car.

2 DR10 kits will run you $400. They have no body, tires or electronics. While I agree the Traxxas is a little overpriced, it, the DR10 or the Losi aren't going to do much at a track without dumping several hundred into them. They are great to get someone new into the hobby. Most serious people right now on 2s are running 2 or sub 2 second passes. Most of those people have well over a grand in their cars.

@@freighter1097 You're kidding right? All a drag slash is, is a dr10 that costs over 200 more lol. It doesn't have any features you'd expect a 500 dollar drag car to have. Plastic shocks, no sway bar, stock electronics, the body is nice but that's it. I have built 8 cars and also run in a list race and at local track. I have a stock dr10 for spec class and run a 2.9 qll stock except for gears and reactions tires. So, you need 60 bucks to be competitive. Really, you can run 2.9 on stock tires so just buy some gears and there ya go. Losi same way, drag slash same way. Except, who wants to spend 500 bucks on something you can get for 300?

@@TheRCBuildersPost I literally said it was a little overpriced. Yes, it is overpriced. But take a $350 dr10 which is what the rtr cost. Throw in $100 for a good battery and another $60 for a decent charger. Now ditch the gyro because I've yet to find a NPRC track that allows it. Now add belted tires, gears, oil and other misc items and you're starting to add up quick. Want to run in the low 2s or sub 2s? Better start adding more to the pile. Is it a cheap hobby? It can be. Is it fun? HECK YEA! I just try and be realistic with people who watch videos and think $100 added to an rtr is going to run 2.1s or lower and win $5000 or more purses. Either way, bedtime for me. Works starts early. Enjoy your evening.

@@freighter1097 Everything you just listed is things needed by someone completely new to the hobby. So, assuming they're new to the hobby and they buy the drag slash, you just made the price of a stock drag slash over $700. Everything you listed would be needed no matter what RTR they bought. I've have all 3 cars. I have 2 RTR dr10s for stock class, a dr10 kit thats on a drag concepts carbon fiber chassis, a Losi RTR, a Losi roller I used for a bullet chassis and 1 RTR drag slash. My dr10 drag concepts runs 2.1 with a maclan drk160, r1 wurks all out build 3.5t, bunch of goodies, trinity holeshot lipo ($120) I believe. My point is, I have well over a grand in that car but no, you don't need to sink that kind of money to be competitive at the track. I'm just as competitive in my dr10 stock car running 2.9 using a 20 dollar cnhl 120c 5600mah 2s and 20 bucks in gearing. My slash I got running 2.9s as well stock. Same lipo and different gearing setup but still had to buy gears. Point being, don't tell people that they have to put thousands of dollars to make a dr10 or losi to be competitive. Hell, My stock losi I got down to 2.7 but it's not competitive in outlaw class obviously but is competitive in a losi stock class. I love traxxas, I'd usually be the first to recommend traxxas, except for drag racing. They dropped the ball on this one.

Not sure why he would do that since is a comparison video straight out of the box ....

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