mikers4

Aside from the body and wing, are there any differencees between the buggy and truck? Also, why is there a hole cutout inder the motor; i'm sure it is to dissipate heat, but won't debris find it's way onto the motor/chassis?

Dale Gribble

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I can't talk to the differences, I haven't seen a b yet, but to your second question- yes, it is a hole that debris and dirt can enter, but it hasn't been a problem for me yet... I have had that 18t on a track, on the dirt and everywhere in between, and it hasn't been a problem for me.

binaryterror

The tires in the front are definately different, the B uses a narrower front tire.

IBrakeForNobody

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RC18T + BRP Da Buggy Body = Truggy = Problem solved [8D]

The only difference between the B and the T is the B has different front tires/rims, different rear rims, buggy body, and a wing.

Firefreak373

there is a small diffrence in the front tower but i think its so suttle you could use either or between the two.

Tigger N. Bennie

One difference in the shock towers is where the body mounts--the RC18T has two posts on each shock tower while the RC18B has one on each tower. I believe the rear shock tower also has another difference since I mounted a RC18B wing on my RC18T last night and the proposed stock mounting dimples wouldn't align up--the wing stays are now farther apart on my RC18T than they would have been on the RC18B.



If you visit the following thread and scroll down the Post #24, you will see where I posted detailed photos of the RC18B next to and on top of an RC18T.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3441738/tm.htm

For example:

mayhem272

the previos pic has my 18b in it (not really but mine has that same body)
i got it just so i could have a mini buggy
no all motors are like that
its fine ive had a 6 year old electric rustler with a motor with holes in it no probs