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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 11/26/2003 10:54:04 PM   
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Does a stampede look this good?!!!!!!!!!!!!

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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 11/26/2003 11:02:17 PM   
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Actually, I personally think that looks stupid. Big wheels do not mean better performance.

And if you actually had some brain cells instead of the few rocks I hear rattling around inside your skull, you would know that is a T-maxx.


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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 11/26/2003 11:18:33 PM   
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lol
Yea I saw that in the R/C car action magazine as a T-Maxx body! I never knew a T-Maxx body can fit a E-Pede! ANd wow! I never knew a E-Pede had a gas tank 2! lol and you can see the air filter through the body!

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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 11/27/2003 12:05:01 AM   
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Why would you even compare the e-maxx to a stampede?? Does the stampede have dual motors?? Does it have four wheel drive?? Does it go 30+ mph out of the box?? Can you make it all aluminum?? Can you make it go 45 mph with brushless motors?? Can you even beat a tyco r/c car?? Some radio shack trucks are better than the stampede. I could care less what other people think about the stampede or the e-maxx!! I could see if you compared the stampede to a rustler, but why compare the E to the stampede??





[image][/image]http://www.traxxas.com/community/surfersrides/sept_oct03/rides/28_jim_17.jpg

In Low gear on pavement E-Maxx will instantly "Flip" when the throttle is pulled to quickly, please use smooth throttle control to prevent excessive "Wheelies"

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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 11/27/2003 12:22:50 AM   
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ORIGINAL: yamblaster2cool

Why would you even compare the e-maxx to a stampede?? Does the stampede have dual motors?? Does it have four wheel drive?? Does it go 30+ mph out of the box?? Can you make it all aluminum?? Can you make it go 45 mph with brushless motors?? Can you even beat a tyco r/c car?? Some radio shack trucks are better than the stampede. I could care less what other people think about the stampede or the e-maxx!! I could see if you compared the stampede to a rustler, but why compare the E to the stampede??





[image][/image]http://www.traxxas.com/community/surfersrides/sept_oct03/rides/28_jim_17.jpg

In Low gear on pavement E-Maxx will instantly "Flip" when the throttle is pulled to quickly, please use smooth throttle control to prevent excessive "Wheelies"


Dual motors... yeah, lots of power, but they also suck up batteries much faster than a single one, and to get more power, you need more batteries. More batteries equals more weight, so it's kind of cancelling it out.

Four wheel drive... hm, do you really need it for bashing around and jumping? It's just extra weight... remember, what goes up, must come down, and what weighs alot, comes down HARD.

Can it go 30 MPH out of the box? No... but the Stampede will hit 24 MPH box stock, which is enough to match a stock E-maxx on 6-cells.

Can you make it all aluminum? Not all aluminum, but pretty damn close. GPM makes aluminum shock towers, aluminum suspension arms, aluminum bulkheads, aluminum castor blocks, aluminum bearing carriers, you can get aluminum shocks, and some manufacturers make aluminum wheels. Why would you want an all-aluminum truck anyway, just to sit it on a shelf so you can stare at it dumbfounded? Aluminum is heavier than plastic, and it bends, so when you jump it, think about what happens when it hits the ground at a funky angle.

Can you make it go 45 with a BL system? Hell yeah, and alot more as well. Lower the suspension a tad, lower the body, gear it right, put a few cells on it with a decent BL system, and 50+ is an easy target.

Can it beat a Tyco? Let's see... last time I checked, Tycos couldn't even hit 20 MPH. I think the Stampede has it beat. And if you want to bring durability into this, then how about you bring your E-maxx into this and see which one breaks first. I'll bet the E-maxx does.

Some Radio Shack trucks are better than the Stampede? The Stampede is made by Traxxas, which is the same company that also makes your E-maxx. If you wish to say that some Radio Shack trucks are better than the Stampede, then those same Radio Shack trucks are either equal to or better than your E-maxx. Radio Shack RC's suck to begin with, and Traxxas is a much higher quality company than Radio Shack, so the two brands are nowhere near each other.

If you actually cared less about what people thought about the Stampede or E-maxx, then you wouldn't have replied. Obviously you do... which is why you replied.

And you can also get wheelies out of a Stampede as well...

Learn how to post an image, would you? Your post alone caused me to feel like I lost quite a few brain cells.


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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 11/27/2003 12:34:23 AM   
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In reply to SUPERRUSTY, in a matter of fact I have lot of freinds , do you? I have lots of stuff to do to. Thats not all I do is drive little r/c cars! I have lots of other hobbies too. Did you ever hear of a R/C boat before? Well I have 5 of them and they are way better to drive then r/c cars! And one is a 61 in. gas(NOT NITRO) boat! I also go jet-skiing with my 2003 YAMAHA GP800R that goes 72 mph!! I also drive quads if you know what they are, that is a YAMAHA BLASTER 230cc and got clocked at 69.3 mph!



Go drive your rusty rustler of yours

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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 11/27/2003 3:19:53 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: yamblaster2cool

Why would you even compare the e-maxx to a stampede?? Does the stampede have dual motors?? Does it have four wheel drive?? Does it go 30+ mph out of the box?? Can you make it all aluminum?? Can you make it go 45 mph with brushless motors?? Can you even beat a tyco r/c car?? Some radio shack trucks are better than the stampede. I could care less what other people think about the stampede or the e-maxx!! I could see if you compared the stampede to a rustler, but why compare the E to the stampede??





[image][/image]http://www.traxxas.com/community/surfersrides/sept_oct03/rides/28_jim_17.jpg

In Low gear on pavement E-Maxx will instantly "Flip" when the throttle is pulled to quickly, please use smooth throttle control to prevent excessive "Wheelies"

I don't know why you would compare the two, but obviously this forum is riddled with RETARD this vs. this threads. You dont need dual motors on a light truck. It just adds extra torque that the truck doesn't need due to the light weight. Having extra motors does not increase RPM, only torque. It doesn't go 30 MPH out of the box because it has a mechanical speed control, heavy tires, and only 6 cells. Only 6 MPH slower then the stock Emaxx though. A budget sport motor and a quality ESC put the Pede passed 30 mph. Actually, have you ever heard of Swami? He has a Pedeified Rustler that he clocked at over 60 miles per hour. Lets see the vids of your BL Emaxx's doing that? I dont think so. Why would you make it all aluminum? It is bulletproof from the box. No need to add $300 dollars worth of aluminum *cough Emaxx cough*. Show me the Radio Shack cars that are better then the Stampede. If you spend the extra $$ on the Pede that you saved from not buying the Emaxx, the Pede will own the Emaxx. No question. Oh yeah, that Maxx with the big rims looks incredibly stupid. Not only does the body not belong on a truck, but the rims look really, um, not right? IMO, I'll take my Radical Chassis Midwest Stampede and follow your Emaxx through anything. Expect some video links to see Stampede's doing things you would only wish to do with the Emaxx. Oh yeah, of course Traxxas is going to hype up their product by saying it has incredible power. You guys are so lame.. MY old Radical Chassis Midwest tuber Stampede. About an inch longer then a Maxx, inch wider. Yeah, it will go will your Emaxx can go.

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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 11/27/2003 3:27:45 AM   
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Here, download this http://www.fdc.arizona.edu/drennen/stampede/download4.cfm?filename=SpeedTrials-II&bitrate=1500
*right click save as*

Here is his website http://www.swami-rc.com/videos

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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 12/2/2003 1:12:04 AM   
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if you guys want some proof on stampede durability speed a fun ccheck out any of these vids,, wall of death is my fav

http://www.fdc.arizona.edu/drennen/stampede/videos.cfm

check it out, its worth it!!

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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 12/2/2003 5:36:13 AM   
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Get the E-maxx I have had mine for 2years and the only thing that has broken was the stock front skid plate, hit the curb, and its an overall great MT in my opinion

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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 1/4/2004 7:49:29 PM   
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If i was buying a new car I would go with the stampede I have had one for about 7 or so years and I still havent spent as much on it as you would on a e-maxx and you have to try to break the thing I have jumped it off the 2nd story roof of my house many times onto the driveway and all I broke was a $2 part I could never do that with my T-Maxx. And mine is bone stock except for a modified motor that only cost 20 bucks. The Pede is the best electric truck that I have ever had or seen around here.

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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 1/6/2004 11:52:57 PM   
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the emaxx is generally better,yes but you got to admit the stampede is one hell of a truck for the tiny amount of money they are

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RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 1/24/2004 10:05:22 PM   
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Very interesteing post, i take it you two dont like each other? Let me just put my opiion in here for the fun of it. I have raced for 4 years, bashed for 10 and been running a hobby shop for 3. Now, i have owned everything basically. Lets see, there is the javelin which i still have, optima mid, ultima 2, sandmaster, still own 3 RC10gt's, had the Original rc10 buggy, worlds car,2 stampepe's, 1 e-maxx, 2 tmaxx, building a used savage as we speak and 1 rustler. Now i personally would never own another traxxas car period because i dont like the way they are built and many other reasons but they are a great product and sell really good and very many hop ups but depending on what your gonna use the two trucks for is what you opinionate about.

The e-maxx is bigger stronger and faster but i cant really say its more dependable and to me its not as fun to drive because the e-maxx is more limited to what it can do. Both are good trucks but you will never see the stampede or the e-maxx on the tracks i visit unless its a strict T-MAXX/E-MAXX race which are common at other tracks. Reason is that they were built for backyard bashing not the race track and that there is so many unlimited parts out there for them that it would be too hard to restrict the options to their class.

But anyways, they are both good trucks and if i had to vote on one just for bashing i would have to vote for the stampede but me being a associated person i only want the GT's and any other associated vehicle because they pretty much can stay with the basics and still have one of the best kits on the market.

thanks!

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RE: RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 1/24/2004 11:19:29 PM   
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MOO!



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RE: RE: Stampede Versus EMaxx - 1/25/2004 1:03:47 AM