Revo or Summit or you pic

[Lessen]

ok i have a qustion does the 1/16th scale e-revo come with everything including a bettery and charger if so I'm getting that one same with the summit?

The Summit does not come with batteries or a charger. You MIGHT be able to put together a Summit for $600 RTR if you shop right.

 

[Suicide]

If that 600 doesn't include shipping you can get the summit for 500 and 2 batteries at 98$. its cutting it close but its under 600 http://www.cheapbatterypacks.com/ma...uperlisting&type=car&manufacturer=4&model=744 http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&P=SM&I=LXWEN9**

 

[Tmaxx96]

thanx suicide

 

[RC Addict]

heres 2 6 cell 5000 mah batteries http://www.cheapbatterypacks.com/tstuff/v7/buildcustompack.asp?sid=1574862# well thats build your own because i can't copy the setup i had for it

I see I am not the only one that is on the Cheap Battery Packs payroll!

 

[Suicide]

Okay you got me. That pack you said to get for the slash is still alive and well

 

[Tmaxx96]

I've decided on the e-revo 1/16 scale brushless RTR

 

[J.R]

Well, that was 2 weeks ago. Maybe the guy got paid. I don't know what the situation was/is between you too but I can only speculate upon info that is handed to me. It should not be surprising that somebody doesn't have money one day but has plenty 2 weeks later.

As for which rig... you are all over the place man. Nitro, Electric, 1/10 scale, 1/16 scale. The only thing that seems to be certain is your budget. You really need to narrow this down. Otherwise, folks are just going to suggest the rigs THEY like rather than the rigs that might be right for you.

First things first...

1. Nitro or Electric? I'm not going to start a debate because there are numerous threds on it. You need to decide what you want.
2. Scale? How much space do you have to run. Smaller is cheaper, do you need to sacrifice size to get everything you want within your budget?

If you can at least let us know where you sway and WHY when it comes to those two questions then and only then will you get any real help.

Smaller is not always cheaper, because i found an 1/8th scale that i bought and its half the price of the 1/10th scale Revos. :

i was headded that way but then i do want a nother nitro so something nitro would be good under 600 dollars and no my parents are buying it for me for an after school present so i would like to know within 33 days so B4 the summer break i do kinda like the 1/16 scale revo tho i can't decide

and 1 acer of land and a trail behond my house with a lot of rocks i REALLLLLLLYYYY like the Revo but can't decide i need help

Go check out NitroRCX.com
I got the Mad Warrior for about $240. Its mad fast and bad to the bone.

 

[Lessen]

Smaller is not always cheaper, because i found an 1/8th scale that i bought and its half the price of the 1/10th scale Revos. :

Quality for Quality smaller IS less expensive.

There's no doubt that one can purchase an off-brand 1:8 scale for less than a mainstream 1:10 scale rig. You get what you pay for. Whether it be quality, durability, ease of use, parts availability or whatever. Just because one may spend less now doesn't necessarily mean one won't spend more later.

 

[ThunderTiger]

A General rule of thumb i tend to follow is this:

spending out less out on a lesser quality rig means more spending on replacing parts or upgrading them so they don't break again or break as easily.

Spending more on a higher quality rig means less spent out on repairs or upgrades due to breakages.

 

[Tmaxx96]

i think I'm just going buy some bead locks and cvd's for my tmaxx

 

[Lessen]

I'm soooo surprised...

 

[alpinehyperlite]

::hangs head::

 

[Tmaxx96]

lol i dont need a new car and if i spend less i can get more in the future

 

[Lessen]

::hangs head::

LMAO! I love it bro.. love it :thumbup:

 

[alpinehyperlite]

just can't help some........