Is This $1000 Race RC Car The Perfect Basher? | Let's Find Out!
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- Can you take an Elite RC Race Buggy and turn into the ultimate RC bashing beast? Is this a better deal than RTR RC cars from Traxxas and Arrma? Let's find out!
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From my experience, the toughest race buggy and truggy is the Tekno EB48 2.0 Buggy and Truggy are built like tanks. Tekno 1/10 scales are also constructed with 1/8 scale parts. The MT410 2.0 and the SCT410 2.0 both are tanks too. If you can find a good deal on them you should check them out. Rich Duperdash has sent them to the moon and beat them in skate parks. Crazy tough.
Absolutely. I've owned multiple original MT410s which are pretty similar to the 2.0s. One of them was my daily basher for almost 6 months and it held up really well overall. I've got some videos on the MT410 2.0 :-)
This is a great vid. Wish there were more low cost premium brand builds on a budget out. This is in a 3s RTR basher price range for an 8th scale awesome build. Thanx a lot. Unfortunately on ebay everyone wants top dollar for everything theyr selling. Gotta search elsewhere.
I found that Facebook is the best place to find the deals. The rollers don't come up all the time but especially when a new model first comes out you'll see the market flooded with a bunch of previous generation options.
This is where Arrma makes there name. Bashers of all kind. Great video. Solid build.
Thanks It was a lot of fun to make :-)
Where did you get the tone bumper I want something like that for mine but haven’t been able to find anything. Great video I have the same car and use it for the same setups👍👍
I got it from T-Bone before they went out of business. I know oktay makes some but I'm not sure where he sells them or if they're even available currently. Unfortunately since t-bone without a business that really aren't a lot of options. Thanks for watching!
8th scale dirt tracks can be brutal!
For sure. I've never really done any racing so I wasn't entirely sure how durable these things would be. I'm very impressed and this one might be a keeper!
@@DoRC driveshafts are the main wear item it seems. And rod ends. The small high quality ones balance well but bend pretty easy I believe.
I’m not competitive at ALL when I race haha so I run beefier ones lol
@@thejeepinrealtor5742 Yeah I expected the shafts to bend in crashes but so far they haven't.
Thanks for thinking outside the box
It looks sick on the 2.8s btw
Yeah it's a lot fun. Definitely a crazy deal if you can find one cheap!
By the way did you see this through my community post or did it show up in your feed?
@DoRC I saw it once I refreshed my feed after watching a video recently I haven't got a notification from your channel I always happen to see them after refreshing youtube
@@django2467 hmm. Yeah something strange is going on. Well glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching and commenting!
A beast!!! What a fun mod!
Yeah it's actually one of the most fun RC cars I've ever had. Definitely worth checking out!
Cool video! Well done!
Thanks man I appreciate it. This is One of my favorite videos I've ever made. It was a lot of fun.
Well done! Tekno is another good option. The FB forums don’t sell them as cheap though
Definitely! Pretty much all of the high-end race setups are good.
Another great video, these old race chassis can be awesome considering the price they go for used! I wonder which hex extenders you used for it? A lot of low quality Chinesium ones around unfortunately...
Yeah It's a lot of fun. Unfortunately I don't know what hex extenders they are. They're just in a box of hex stuff that I have. They feel like good quality though. Thanks for watching :-)
Many race bugies are really durable for surviving hard landings on for example dirt track. Bashing is like training round for them :-) I have Serpent SRX8e pro, it is very durable. And it is not so hard to make basher from it. Watterproof electronic and wheels :-) The similar you did. I left Serpent for the track and im in progress to make onroad basher from Typhon 6S. Some clone or rallye with Lancia body :-) In this class is almost every choice good. Associated, TLR, Xray, Serpent, maybe more brands but i seen on live this few and all of them survived so much. My friend is tired/bored of Serpent kits, because it is the same for many years and want some changes, so He will switch to Asso. The i get second hand Serpent from Him for half a price :-) I have only one question. How about motor mount? I never used this round shape. Every my truck had slidding mount. Can you compare it?
Yeah it's really cool How much you can get for not a lot of money. Once a new version of a vehicle comes out everybody switches to it and for racers the previous version loses most of its value. Definitely an awesome option to get great handling and durability at a low price!
@@DoRC Sure but im who buy it for half a price and im happy for this possibility. Im just racing with my friends for fun but now can see huge gap when i control Serpent or hobby(Typhon) truck on the track. Older profi buggies is problem to sell it in our County, because many hobby ppl does not know the race brands and hear only on Arrma, Traxxas etc. And offer just a funny money(for eg 100$) for profi race truck, because of lack knowledge about it. So seller has to be very patient or know someone who wants it and can afford reasonable price. Is optional solution, make a rally or bashing buggy from race special. Or just keep it like spare buggy when something break on main. Rather then sell it to someone who does not know the value for no-sense low price.
I have the HPI Vorza, which is basically a ready to run electric Hot Bodies D8, with a bunch of the D8 upgrade parts on it and the only things I really broke was shock rod ends and the rear body mount.
Losi eight or something. Awesome rigs.
Yeah it explains it all in the video :-)
@@DoRC Are you running 4s or 6s? Cant tell what SMC lipo that is
@@livegood9876 just 4s. I couldn't get any of my 6s batteries to fit under the body. It's not really made for big batteries
Nice bro,
Diffs seem too thin.... I'm currently doing this same type of thing with the TLR Typhon.
I think she did the best with the bigger tires to be fair.
Yeah the front rear differentials definitely need thicker fluid for bashing. I did up the fluid in the center diff after the on road portion. I was really amazed with how well this thing did and yeah I do like it best with the biggest tires :-)
Hello, when you were testing the Surpasshobby new 150 esc, you were running the wrong motor? so you had some kind of input delay, you need to run there new motor which a port for the temp sensor, while running the correct motor I had no delay; I'm testing the systems in 3 buggys over 3 months, so far I'm super happy .
Yeah I suppose it's possible that running it with their motor could be better but any sensorless ESC should work properly with any sensorless motor. If it doesn't it just means the ESC isn't designed properly to be compatible with standard sensorless motors.
That being said I'm glad that you're not experiencing any delays! Even the delay I did experience wasn't that bad and was really only super noticeable when I was putting a lot of stress on the system with big tires.
Ahh you said the name 😄🙈
Yep:)
Ruh-Roh. 60 cars and no race buggies. Might have to fix that.
Yeah man if you can pick one of these first generation elite XE's up I would definitely do it. It's not only a very durable car but it's one of the best handling bashers I've ever owned.
What is name of this 1/8 race buggy. Doesn't say the name of it in the video, only "X Race Car". Ahh I just heard him say "Team Losi" when he replaces the shock mount bolt.👍🏼
It's a TLR 8ight XE. I guess I should have mentioned that more in the video :-) Thanks for watching!
Thanx duuude
@kemikali you're welcome!
i know this is a team losi but what car is it
8ight xe elite 1.0
Kenny, it seems 60k subscribers is the number you need to quit your job. You are well on your way. Keep up the good work. You promote the hobby well.
I don't know if I'll ever get that big but it's definitely goals :-) thanks for the kind words and the support!
I suck at jumping ,but from what i see im better than you unless you are doing it on purpose for the the test?
Yeah I'm starting to think I need to put more of my good landings in the videos. It's kind of a three-part thing. The first is that I'm intentionally being as hard as possible on things because I'm trying to test to see how durable they are (I'm often testing more than one thing at once as well.) The second is I put the crashes in the video more than the good landings because they're more dramatic. The third is that it is kind of difficult to drive and record at the same time (I guess 3.5 would be that most of the bashing I'm doing in the videos is either with a car I've never driven before or with a configuration I've never driven before.)
That being said yes I can land jumps when I want to :-). Crashing is more fun though!
Thanks for watching and if you enjoy the videos anyway a sub is appreciated.
What groups are selling these for $130?
You just have to keep an eye on the RC sales groups. Some people sell former race vehicles for pretty high prices but you can also frequently find them for not much money at all.
I paid $160 for mine though. I see them pretty regularly for under $200 as a used slider.