RC18T vs. RC18MT (Which one to get?)
03-24-2007, 09:02 PM
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RC18T vs. RC18MT (Which one to get?)
My interest is essentially to stick a couple sedan wheels on it. I will probably only run it on asphalt. Maybe with some hard compound drift wheels maybe RDLogics/HPI super drift type so I don't roll the thing so much. I'd rather slide than roll 
I'd like to throw a mamba in it and enjoy its speed. I would also like to mount a Hot Bodies Minizilla body on it. Probably want to use some Speedway Pal 10mm offset wheels on it too. I hope that gives you an idea of what I want to do, just curious as to what you'd suggest.
I'd like to throw a mamba in it and enjoy its speed. I would also like to mount a Hot Bodies Minizilla body on it. Probably want to use some Speedway Pal 10mm offset wheels on it too. I hope that gives you an idea of what I want to do, just curious as to what you'd suggest.
03-25-2007, 05:56 PM
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RE: RC18T vs. RC18MT (Which one to get?)
gearing better suited for those gear??? what are you talking about
he said hes putting a mamba in there. He will have NO torque problems with 14/60 hell he could even but it up a notch or two. there is no reason to have the torque of the rc18mt unless your running stock motor.
he said hes putting a mamba in there. He will have NO torque problems with 14/60 hell he could even but it up a notch or two. there is no reason to have the torque of the rc18mt unless your running stock motor.
03-26-2007, 01:40 AM
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RE: RC18T vs. RC18MT (Which one to get?)
Hmmm are you sure? have you ever try it? I think not, its a very different gearing if we are speaking off brushless motors and brushed motors, A mamba 6800 would run very hot on 14/60 and mt tires, maybe to a dangerous level..
03-26-2007, 12:16 PM
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RE: RC18T vs. RC18MT (Which one to get?)
get the rc18t i have one and its £15 cheaper over hear (england) or $30 and thats more than the price of gearing but if there both the same price get the mt for the gearing
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RE: RC18T vs. RC18MT (Which one to get?)
gearing better suited for those gear??? what are you talking about
he said hes putting a mamba in there. He will have NO torque problems with 14/60 hell he could even but it up a notch or two. there is no reason to have the torque of the rc18mt unless your running stock motor.
he said hes putting a mamba in there. He will have NO torque problems with 14/60 hell he could even but it up a notch or two. there is no reason to have the torque of the rc18mt unless your running stock motor.
