Minnesota RC
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Is this a worthwhile vehicle? One used is available for $500. Parts hard to find?
RC Redcat Rampage XB
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I think redcat is fairly well supported on parts. Not sure on price. Seems high but not sure
Minnesota RC
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I changed my mind. Need to focus on the three that I have.
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I'd get another rig in a flash?
But but but ,one can never have enough!....
My brother in law has one and loves it. More like a 6th scale tho. He doesn't have any problem finding parts when he wrecks?
Also have another buddy with one and it has an OBR 34 in it and she's fast as fek
Also have another buddy with one and it has an OBR 34 in it and she's fast as fek
Minnesota RC
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If I found a used losi then I'd go for it for sureBut but but ,one can never have enough!....
Phill2
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Parts are cheap
Search under HSP with the same part number.
Redcat are manufactured by HSP and rebraded for Redcat
My brother in law paid $360 for his.
Minnesota RC
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I was willing $400-450. He said he'd just keep it because of all the upgrades.
Phill2
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No idea about where you are but here in Aus they're only $600 AUD new.
That's about $400 US
Minnesota RC
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Redcat racing site is averaging around $600 new
Phill2
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The Redcat site is too dear.
Try looking for HSP
Not only was my Bajer aka Redcat Dunerunner cheaper than Redcat it came with alloy shock mounts and a few other bits that aren't on the Redcat.