best MT manufacturer?

[Serum]

It's quite simple;

all the cars have their flaws and serve their own purposes. (one for bashing, one for racing)

While a savage is pretty tough, a revo is topnotch design when it comes to engineering. everything is thought thru. Makes an lst and a savage look like vehicles made by fred flinstone. And i am not saying fred didn't know his share about technique.

The savage with its long shocks, the losi with its fat shocks. the revo with his tupperware®© drivetrain.. (which is pretty tough though)

The revo has got his flaws. 1/10th diffs, popping shock-ends. but so is any other truck

with every truck you drive/use you will tear/use parts. no way around it.

While one prefers losi, another prefers traxxas/hpi or some other brand.

This forum is about sharing knowledge about brushless and setups.
Not about useless debates over different manufacturers.

this is the same useless discussion with nitro vs electric. Do/choose what serves your needs in this hobby..

we are all driving stupid little scale cars..

[offroader]

Traxxas Revo all the way!

[JERRY2KONE]

What really makes any of these vehicles great is the after market products that we purchase from places like RC Monster. Out of the box they all have much to be desired. Thank God companies like UE, FLM, Hardcore, Integy, Quark, MGM, Maxxamps, Neu, and Novak are out there looking to improve on what the vehicle manufacturers failed to do. Provide us with parts that will hold up to the adult punishment that we force upon our very expensive toys. None of them can do it alone, that is obvious. Nothing in this world is perfect and we are faced with finding the best combination which works for our own individual requirements so that we can try to compete with everyone else. Sorry that you feel that what we do is play with little stupid trucks. This is how genious engineers are born, and how retired engineers keep their skills alive. Sure a lot of us are just out here having fun, but a lot of others are findng out about the engineering gifts that they/we were born with, and just how to use them in a way that satisfies our own curiosity. The thing that I have always been very much impressed with about this sport is that even though there is a huge level of competitiveness between us, we still manage to be here to help out anyone who asks no matter what part of the world we come from. That is totally cool.