I recently got a used Tmaxx with Dynamite big block conversion metal skid plates metal gears in tranny al servo mounts and I want to put a .27 sirio in it, but from what I've read I will need to dump a lot more $$$ into the truck to make it last. Maybe as much as $900 into it. Then I began to think I could buy a new Revo and put a .23 sirio in it for $750. What do you guys think??
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REVO!
I had well over 2k, Well over, in my CyberMaxx. It was as close to bulletproof as you could get. It was fun but I will never do that again. The T-Maxx is old in its technology and design. If you are going to be racing its not as good of a choice as the REVO.
My stock.. 100% stock.. REVO would have beat my CyberMaxx like a read headed step child on the track due to handling. Sink all the money you have into a T-Maxx and you will still be hard pressed to match the handling of a stock REVO.
For a long time I have been a stonch Traxxas basher. (Basher as in I hate your company and everything it stands for.)
I purchased a REVO just to convince myself I was still on the proper track with my attitude. I have learned enjoyed the taste of my own words. I have to say they did their home work and produced a top shelf product.
If its 1/10th MT racing you want, trash the T and get a REVO. You can sell the 2.5 to help offset the price of a larger engine.
Project CyberMaxx
https://www.rcnitrotalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4261
I had well over 2k, Well over, in my CyberMaxx. It was as close to bulletproof as you could get. It was fun but I will never do that again. The T-Maxx is old in its technology and design. If you are going to be racing its not as good of a choice as the REVO.
My stock.. 100% stock.. REVO would have beat my CyberMaxx like a read headed step child on the track due to handling. Sink all the money you have into a T-Maxx and you will still be hard pressed to match the handling of a stock REVO.
For a long time I have been a stonch Traxxas basher. (Basher as in I hate your company and everything it stands for.)
I purchased a REVO just to convince myself I was still on the proper track with my attitude. I have learned enjoyed the taste of my own words. I have to say they did their home work and produced a top shelf product.
If its 1/10th MT racing you want, trash the T and get a REVO. You can sell the 2.5 to help offset the price of a larger engine.
Project CyberMaxx
https://www.rcnitrotalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4261
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