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GorillaMaxx360 · 08.27.2007, 11:34 AM

The xxx-t is a very good vehicle i have owned one my self and so have many of my friends. Though if he is just starting i would recommend a rustler or a vxl rustler.

the rustler may not be as adjustable, but it will be much stronger not just for bashing but for racing. IMO it would be a much more reliable car too. My brother owns a stock newer rustler and the only thing he has upgraded on it is rpm hubs and casters. Out of the whole summer of racing and extreme bashing he has only broke One caster block. Also unexpectedly it is a fairly decently good racer. he races it with T4s evaders, and xxx-ts and he wins most of his races and he just started driving this year (only 12 years old). Even with the stock rustler he only seems to be behind the Brushless xxx-ts by a few miles an hour. I would personally go with the rustler based on my personally experiences.

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GorillaMaxx360 Always Willing to Obtain More Knowledge Offline Posts: 1,482 Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Chicago	08.27.2007, 11:34 AM The xxx-t is a very good vehicle i have owned one my self and so have many of my friends. Though if he is just starting i would recommend a rustler or a vxl rustler. the rustler may not be as adjustable, but it will be much stronger not just for bashing but for racing. IMO it would be a much more reliable car too. My brother owns a stock newer rustler and the only thing he has upgraded on it is rpm hubs and casters. Out of the whole summer of racing and extreme bashing he has only broke One caster block. Also unexpectedly it is a fairly decently good racer. he races it with T4s evaders, and xxx-ts and he wins most of his races and he just started driving this year (only 12 years old). Even with the stock rustler he only seems to be behind the Brushless xxx-ts by a few miles an hour. I would personally go with the rustler based on my personally experiences. G o r i l l a M a x x 3 6 0