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Serum · 01.20.2007, 07:19 AM

It would be more impressive it it did that with 10K oil in the centerdiff.. LOL

real power starts at 2000 watts? i personally don't think so; it all depends on the weight of the vehicle.. 2500 watts in a 6 kg heavy truck isn't that much. i personally like a lightweight truck in terms of acceleration/durability. My 2250 wasn't all that impressive. It was simple too heavy. It's nice for high speed runs, but what's the use for a truck that is too heavy and too powerful for it's own drivetrain.

My maxx on 5S it weighted a little over 7lbs, and it was a rocket.. while the batteries 'only' did 1500 watts.. (more than a OS .30, but still, relative low powered for electric)

It's all about controllable power, not about useless power..

Good thing it doesn't use a schulze.... < GRIN >

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	01.20.2007, 07:19 AM It would be more impressive it it did that with 10K oil in the centerdiff.. LOL real power starts at 2000 watts? i personally don't think so; it all depends on the weight of the vehicle.. 2500 watts in a 6 kg heavy truck isn't that much. i personally like a lightweight truck in terms of acceleration/durability. My 2250 wasn't all that impressive. It was simple too heavy. It's nice for high speed runs, but what's the use for a truck that is too heavy and too powerful for it's own drivetrain. My maxx on 5S it weighted a little over 7lbs, and it was a rocket.. while the batteries 'only' did 1500 watts.. (more than a OS .30, but still, relative low powered for electric) It's all about controllable power, not about useless power.. Good thing it doesn't use a schulze.... < GRIN >