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I think its cool that even on a mostly Nitro forum there are a few that do like Electrics.. Hehe
 
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If money grew on trees, brushless would be the way I would go. With the right gearing you'll have enough torque to everything in the drivetrain. Same for speed........stupid fast ! If you're on a budget, like many of us are, then the stock Titans are hard to beat. If you feel like playing around with some larger brush-type motors, check out some of the motors they use in cordless drills. Ever check out the torque of a Dewalt drill ? It's got plenty. Anyways, good luck and enjoy.
 
Well I would go brushless if you can afford it.

HV-Maxx is a good way to get into brushless but I will remind you that this is just a start because there are alot more powerful set-ups out there.

Well personally I would bash with the stock truck then replace parts as you go, unless you plan on building a whole new truck from the ground up.

Basically, your truck will last depending on how you drive and how many and types of accidents you will run into.

RPM parts for the suspension like arms/bulkheads/knuckles are a great way to upgrade them. Personally I like aluminum tho the RPM arms and plastic parts will give you better resilence.

I can go on forever but if you have specific questions, ask away and I will try to answer much as I can if I see it. Tho I don't visit this forum as much as I should.
 
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