Wabley
RCTalk Basher
- Messages
- 63
- Reaction score
- 25
- Location
- Longview,Washington
- RC Driving Style
- Bashing
- Racing
- Crawling
- Boating
I own a mega granite and love it i bash the crap out of it and hardly broke any parts on it.
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They’re still using 90s tech in them! Phillips head screws and bronze bushings! Not even Wltoys uses bronze bushings and they’re dirt cheap.Id say they still make em because it cost them $2.50 to make and people buy them
If you go for a Granite, go for the cheapest, then slowly upgrade the parts. That's what I would do.My boy is 2 and absessed with rc cars. Going to get him his first rc for christmas, want a hobby grade so it will last. Narrowed it down to a brushed stampede or the granite mega. The granite mega can be bought 2wd and converted to 4wd easily, or it can be bought as a 4wd. The slash is only in my price range that I'm willing to spend if its 2wd. Not sure how hard and exspensive they are to turn into 4wd later on. Which one is best bang for buck
It's a cute truck! I like it!!Just in case somebody else is looking for a robust car for a small child, I just got a Reely New 1 for my kid, 1/10, brushed motor, great tires and other key parts.
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I guess this goes well with kids of 4+ age. It is a lot cheaper than the granite, I got it for about 140$ incl shipping as an RTR incl batteries. It has a brushed motor which is more than powerful enough for a kid of that age, you can upgrade it to brushless and there are tons of other upgrade options (that you don‘t need from my point of view but you can keep the kid and yourself busy if you like that).