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rootar · 11.19.2008, 07:02 PM

some say the RC8 has a fragile front end and it doesnt have big bores and you need to do the shock mod to make them work good, the losi is a great buggy but everyone ive talked to said the parts wear fast (arm and hubs and driveline gets slop and play), the xray is solid a pleasure to build, ULTRA tough, and the fit and finish is second to none, some people complain about parts support for the Xrays but i havent ever needed a part yet.

you cant go wrong with any of them, all handle well, it really depends on what kind of flavor you want. and plus the xray is metric and the losi and standard and i think the RC8 is standard too? migth be wrong but i wouldnt have any of those but an xray simply because it uses metric hardware and the qaulity of their parts and kits.

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rootar RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,803 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: arkansas	11.19.2008, 07:02 PM some say the RC8 has a fragile front end and it doesnt have big bores and you need to do the shock mod to make them work good, the losi is a great buggy but everyone ive talked to said the parts wear fast (arm and hubs and driveline gets slop and play), the xray is solid a pleasure to build, ULTRA tough, and the fit and finish is second to none, some people complain about parts support for the Xrays but i havent ever needed a part yet. you cant go wrong with any of them, all handle well, it really depends on what kind of flavor you want. and plus the xray is metric and the losi and standard and i think the RC8 is standard too? migth be wrong but i wouldnt have any of those but an xray simply because it uses metric hardware and the qaulity of their parts and kits.