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PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT!
PIMP OUT MINI-T!
  35% (38)
Get an rc18mt!
  64% (70)


Total Votes : 108
(last vote on : 7/8/2008 6:42:25 AM)
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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 10:35:30 AM   
BaSh_2_tHa_mAxX



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Status: offline 		Is the rc18mt really that special? Because i would have thought that a all aluminum mini-t would be hands down winner.

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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 2:12:09 PM   
brainleak


 

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Status: offline 		I dont know how all these people say the mini T isnt durable I've beat mine silly. I've built jumps for it and knew it should break it and never did. The only times I've broke my mini T was due to abuse, not any sort of parts failure, just me beating it to hard. I still have my stock arms from when the mini T came onto the market.
TO be fair Even with abusing my 18t It still hasnt been broken either. I just have such a good time driving 2wd. If your bashing its gonna be the way to go.




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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 4:09:23 PM   
Mitchell91



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Status: offline 		go rc18mt!, its up 6 now , the stock 18mt is very durable all ive brocken so far is the servo but that was me being stupid

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I have too many models... Nope, you can never have too many models!

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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 4:26:29 PM   
Doahh



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Status: offline 		What's so good about aluminum? 3 times as expensive 2 times easier to bend/break
and so many people have done it...

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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 4:38:17 PM   
Mitchell91



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Status: offline 		but it looks so good , yeah, plastic bends back ally doesnt

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I have too many models... Nope, you can never have too many models!

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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 5:34:33 PM   
dracohowe



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Status: offline 		omg dude the aluminum mini t will bend as soon as you make a problem anyways. are you the guy that broke his mini t in half by using a mamba 8000 in the house? if so use the stock motor inside. the mamba 8000 is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyy to much for inside. actually. it's to much for outside to

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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 5:39:07 PM   
Mitchell91



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Status: offline 		the 18mt is 8 votes up now, come on buy it!

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I have too many models... Nope, you can never have too many models!

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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 5:40:19 PM   
-xXXx-



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Status: offline 		the 18mt is winning!!!!!!!

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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 5:42:05 PM   
Mitchell91



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quote:

ORIGINAL: rc18t145

the 18mt is winning!!!!!!!


by almost double!

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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 5:48:54 PM   
discgolfer72



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quote:

ORIGINAL: Doahh

What's so good about aluminum? 3 times as expensive 2 times easier to bend/break
and so many people have done it...



usually that is the case with the larger scale cars i wont use it an any of my 1/10 scale cars but with the 1/18 scale cars it seems that the smaller parts are tougher to bend break when they are alum my mt (full ft billit alum kithas ben jumped off skate rams and trashed hard on road running my 9200kv brushless motor an only ting i keep braeking is the chassis and thats cause the hinge pinns rip out of it on hard impacts (at 50 mph)


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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 5:59:38 PM   
-xXXx-



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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 6:23:53 PM   
discgolfer72



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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 6:35:39 PM   
manblue


 

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From: Hammonds Plains, NS, CANADA
Status: offline 		Well if I was you I would get the rc18mt, but it would be kinda cool to see one pimped out mini t.


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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 6:38:54 PM   
-Inverted-



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Status: offline 		This poll is kinda useless, seeing at least 80% of the people in the mini section own an 18T/B/MT, they will vote for what they own, which will put the 18MT ahead EVERY time.

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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 6:40:52 PM   
-xXXx-



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Joined: 5/17/2006
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Status: offline 		that just tells you it's better

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RE: PIMPIN MINI-T VS RC18MT! - 7/8/2006 6:42:08 PM   
discgolfer72



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Status: offline 		the mini t is a great 2wd mini better than their attempt at a 4wd mini
but for fun factor the 18 get's it due to its 4wd setup


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