Nitro vs electric (newbie)

[2revo1maxx]

Racing nitro is much more competitive, because you have to tune your engine. There are ways to "tune" electrics, but it's nothing like nitro. Ever tried to land a 30' jump with a brushless? It's hard.

 

[srusinek]

I'm jumping on the bandwagon here as well. When I'm tired of using the temp gun and setting up my gear for a nitro run, then I'll break out the electrics or in my case the new baja. It's nice to have a diversified fleet for the above reasons. Also noise is not an issue for me either which is a huge plus. However I will never give up nitro unless were talking 60 bucks a gallon for fuel.

 

[2revo1maxx]

I'm jumping on the bandwagon here as well. When I'm tired of using the temp gun and setting up my gear for a nitro run, then I'll break out the electrics or in my case the new baja. It's nice to have a diversified fleet for the above reasons. Also noise is not an issue for me either which is a huge plus. However I will never give up nitro unless were talking 60 bucks a gallon for fuel.

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Are there any good tracks or bashing spots in Buffalo?

 

[srusinek]

There a couple of places to bash in wny. I know for sure the town of amherst does not like the noise of rcs. The town I live in is pretty good about the noise.

 

[RC Addict]

most of the time nitro is powerfuler

Really? I mean it isn't even proper English much less a correct statement. Doubt you will be back anyway judging by your other post...