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what level of sale did they used to go down to? b/c i will admit, the $470 + ~$300 in electronics does feel...not exactly inexpensiveYup. Unless they go on sale again.
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what level of sale did they used to go down to? b/c i will admit, the $470 + ~$300 in electronics does feel...not exactly inexpensiveYup. Unless they go on sale again.
I payed $349.99 for my Kraton EXB.what level of sale did they used to go down to? b/c i will admit, the $470 + ~$300 in electronics does feel...not exactly inexpensive
well then, @razorrc which would you recommend for a first 6s rc?
Thank you so much for the advice! and I'd imagine you'd recommend just upgrading to exb/m2c stuff when I break stuff?Every person is different, but considering you don't want to spend a lot of money and aren't planning on sending it to the moon, I'd go with the Kraton V5 RTR or Talion EXB.
It does i removed that poop. It works on the 4s trucks because it has a little damper on the tube. On the 6s its a solid piece of metalthink its the tower to tower brace that causes the chassis to bend right at the back it bends down. when I got the chassis off the car to straighten it I just put a bit of pressure on it and it bent straight really easy sure its not real 7075
Thank you so much for the advice! and I'd imagine you'd recommend just upgrading to exb/m2c stuff when I break stuff?
I'll try to embrace thatYou don't have to map out your whole life when you're born. Just have fun, and worry about it if or when you actually need to worry about it.
I try to do this, even with the Jegs Holeshot I was gonna just run it stock but I just can't leave anything stock, I filled the rear diff with 10k oil, topped off the shocks, added bearings to the steering bellcrank and replaced all of the Phillips screws. It made it half a pack before the motor let out the magic smoke, I forgot those 550 brushed motors are only rated for like 7.4v.............You don't have to map out your whole life when you're born. Just have fun, and worry about it if or when you actually need to worry about it.
that's what I have done upgraded to m2c on two kraton's scorched titanium on another and now I have a complete stock kraton v5 going to run it stock and see how the new chassis go's not herd anything about them bending like the v4 kraton's chassisThank you so much for the advice! and I'd imagine you'd recommend just upgrading to exb/m2c stuff when I break stuff?
yes I have got carried away with the upgrades lot of money but its over probably 3 years so dosen't seem as badI went exb to not spend 1k on upgrades. If my exb chassis ever breaks i get another exb chassis from jennyrcs. 3 years so far with it and still doing good. My notorious still on the stock chassis its strong enough now with the v5
Thank you so much for the advice! and I'd imagine you'd recommend just upgrading to exb/m2c stuff when I break stuff?
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