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HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/5/2008 4:12:19 AM   
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Hello, everyone!

I am planning to buy a "HPI E-10 Murcielago" or "HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport Toureza."

Which one is better? Which one is more reliable? What are difference between these two cars? Is there a significant difference of performence and long-term reliability?

Your answers will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/5/2008 8:55:26 AM   
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I was readin thru one of the other trends on here ( mighta been in the ON-ROAD forums ) but the E-10 is just a budget type of car. If you upgrade the motor and ESC, you'll start running into problems.

Now the sprint, IF you want a good RC car, thats what you'll want to get over the E-10, The E-10 WILL be cheaper ( around $100 cheaper ) but the sprint is just the better car to get. Better upgrades, better quality, better car

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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/5/2008 7:11:18 PM   
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Thank you very much for your answer. Your answe helps me a lot. Now I am clinging to a Sprint.

Is a Sprint 2 faster than an E-10? Is this car very reliable without mechanical problems?

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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/23/2008 3:06:09 AM   
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Sprint 2 is faster then the E10

Sprint 2 is Belt Driven and the only real concern is the rear Belt but just grab a few spare ones and you will be right..

Sprint 2 has better gearing options and will allow you to enter in a few classes of racing aswell as being able to drift really well


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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/23/2008 10:26:12 PM   
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the sprint2 is a great car and just mod the rear diff and you wont have problems chewing belts. i have both and like the sprint2 better. it handles better and has a smoother feel to it. here are some pics


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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/24/2008 12:24:48 AM   
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the sprint2 is a great car and just mod the rear diff and you wont have problems chewing belts. i have both and like the sprint2 better. it handles better and has a smoother feel to it. here are some pics




I am with you on that one..

Sprint 2 just feels alot better to drive/race/Drift






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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/24/2008 6:46:48 AM   
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quote:

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the sprint2 is a great car and just mod the rear diff and you wont have problems chewing belts. i have both and like the sprint2 better. it handles better and has a smoother feel to it. here are some pics



How do you mod the rear diff? I just had a small rock stuck between the belt and diffs and it damaged the belt.

Overall I like this car alot.

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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/24/2008 6:10:10 PM   
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I'd like to know about the diff mod as well...

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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/24/2008 8:18:39 PM   
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ok your going to have to take your car apart to do the rear diff mod but you have to take it apart to change the belt anyways. basiclly take a dremel and cut along the lines showed in the picture. that allows most stuff to pass thru without getting stuck. its a simple mod that helped me out alot. ive had the car for a year and onli had to change one rear belt and that was before i did the mod. im still on my original front belt

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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/26/2008 7:35:11 AM   
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Thanks for the tip!

Doesn't sound too complicated to do , I'll give it a try.

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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 4/28/2008 6:49:19 PM   
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its really easy just make sure you keep track of what screws go where.

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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 6/9/2008 4:15:59 AM   
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What are some good mods for a sprint 2? Gearing for drifting??

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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 6/19/2008 8:26:25 PM   
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jus get the cvd's, carbon towers, spare belts, dremmel rear diff case and lock it w/ ca or shu goo, and replace the front diff w the optional ball front spool. All these options are all u need to terrorize the track and very affordable prices!! good luck and enjoy ur brand new drifting maniac machine

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RE: HPI E-10 vs. HPI RTR Sprint 2 Sport - 7/5/2008 4:51:20 AM   
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well, they say that to run a sprint it has to be on a very flat and clean surface. if not , dirt will eat up your belts. and on the other hand the E10 is more of like your everyday car. but if i was you, i would go for the sprint 2 drift sport hands down!

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