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JOHNNYMAXXIMA · 04:12 AM

Well I just finished puting together my second maxx from all of the extra e-maxx parts I had. I was driving it around yesterday and just couldnt get excited about it. Maybe its because I'm used to the power of my other maxx with the dual 9Ls (gee, you think?)
So I'm thinking a brushless (single) system is in order. I'm just not sure what to put in it.

I lightened this one up a bit and it weighs in at 10.5lbs RTR with 14 cells. I don't race, mainly just drive in front of my house and the occasional bash session every once and a while.

I thought about just going basic and getting the HV Maxx setup but I think I may want something a little bit faster than that. And No, I am not going to use one of my 2 9Ls either. :D

Any suggestions?

Thanks.
John

EDIT: Preferably a Feigao because of price.

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JOHNNYMAXXIMA RC-Monster Dual Brushless! Offline Posts: 950 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Corona, Ca.	Best brushless for 10.5lb. E-Maxx - 10.28.2005, 03:55 AM Well I just finished puting together my second maxx from all of the extra e-maxx parts I had. I was driving it around yesterday and just couldnt get excited about it. Maybe its because I'm used to the power of my other maxx with the dual 9Ls (gee, you think?) So I'm thinking a brushless (single) system is in order. I'm just not sure what to put in it. I lightened this one up a bit and it weighs in at 10.5lbs RTR with 14 cells. I don't race, mainly just drive in front of my house and the occasional bash session every once and a while. I thought about just going basic and getting the HV Maxx setup but I think I may want something a little bit faster than that. And No, I am not going to use one of my 2 9Ls either. :D Any suggestions? Thanks. John EDIT: Preferably a Feigao because of price. Last edited by JOHNNYMAXXIMA; 10.28.2005 at 04:12 AM.