TL1000R88
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I am looking to buy a large scale monster truck. Which do you guys think is the better truck? FG or MCD and why??
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I am in the US. I am more interested in a 4x4. I heard that FG is coming out with a 4x4 soon. Is that true? As far as price range I'm willing to pay whatever it takes to get myself a badass truck
Angled 4mm alloy chassis, belt drive, casings to cover the belt, alloy differential gear at front and rear axle with hardened bevel gearwheels, alloy front axle housing, rear alloy axle mounts and alloy wishbones at front and rear axle, alloy ball joints, adjustable right/left thread rods at the track rods and at the front and rear wishbones, front alloy uprights, gearwheels made of case-hardened steel, rear FG ball drive, front FG ball drive with cardan joints, adjustable alloy servo saver, 4 large-volume oil-pressure shock absorbers, hydr. disk brake or respectively mech. Tuning disk brake at the front and rear wheels, 26ccm combustion engine, alloy engine mounts, 3-unit Tuning pipe, ready-for-use oiled OR air filter, rc plate, receiver box
Thats pretty rich, an rtr MCD Monster truck from largescalerc is only $2278 (or $2120 for the baja truck) and omes with a 29cc CY engine which leaves $700 to $900 dollars at least for hop ups and as discussed in other threads MCD don't need all that alloy and have the best braking system in large scale so no need for hydros or cables, the MCD outbrakes them all.
I find it strange how people can justify (and advertise) a $3500 comp FG but think a $2200 MCD is overpriced.... I think some people just can't stand to see an innovative company like MCD set a standard for 1/5 scale shaft driven 4x4, they would rather tout an older out of date FG design that so obviously doesn't work as its been on the drawing board for too many years now and still revolves around a belt drive system that WILL fail quicker than a shaft drive on offroad applications.
I drive what I own too SOOOO its not just you:lol:That blinged up truck above doesn't look like its ever been run, I like to use my gear not polish them and take photos but thats just me.
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