RIFF-RAFF
Well-Known Member
he's also got a vid up at milestone and there's a few on youtube... I just looked to see how it takes the jumps...good thru the air and plants when it lands, point and squirt thru the turns...
I've yet to see an mcd vid where they kick ass, 90% of the vids on youtube are on flat dirt tracks and the rest don't inspire me with the handling and i draw my conclusions from multi brand owners as far as durabilty goes. i was considering an mcd baja1000 as i said...but after all the feed back i've decided it's not for me. The mcd is also not really proven itself yet either cos they keep having to improve the faults from previous models...evo111 is their 3rd go at it....once they get their s#$t together i'll maybe look again.
Well,its been said about a million times that any stock 1/5 rig needs aftermarket improvements to make them reliable and I'm sure even the best of the best could use some help.The thing I like about MCD is that they are continually evolving and bettering their product to make it reliable out of the box.Its unfortunate that some first and second gen owners had a less than perfect experience,but at least they can be assured that MCD is putting in the R&D into their product to make it better.The parts are now available to correct all the past pitfalls and the newest EVO III's are supposedly the best so far with many of its past ills dealt with.
FG is one of the older 1/5 scale producers and I have yet to read anything positive about their Monster Truck and Monster Beetle out of the box.I know this because I really want a Monster Beetle and have been researching them.They are plagued with problems up and down and need a serious infusion of cash to make them reliable as well.Maybe they need an EVO II and EVO III as well.I'm not bashing FG or your opinion,I'm just pointing out that FG or any other make for that matter isn't immune to failure either and that MCD is at least putting in the effort to remedy their issues.
Frank