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Old 04-10-2004, 12:54 PM
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Default .15 T-maxx vs Super hopped up elec. stampede

What do you think would go faster .15 t-maxx stock or a Stampede Elec. with Imex claw dawg tires intelli speed from duratrax and a Futaba S3003 servo. and a E-maxx top. super low and dang fast truck.


Stampede Electric vs .15 T-maxx.

I am asking this question because I am going over to my friends house to sleep over and race to see whats faster.

Ive got the super hopped up Traxxas Stampede Electric,

My friend has a stock .15 t-maxx.

Let me know soon and thanks to the people that reply..................
Old 04-10-2004, 01:30 PM
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Default RE: .15 T-maxx vs Super hopped up elec. stampede

what motor is in the pede? how many volts will it be run on?

im just guessing, but i think the maxx might take it...
Old 04-10-2004, 02:14 PM
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Default RE: .15 T-maxx vs Super hopped up elec. stampede

i think that the maxx will just get it but i cant be sure without knowing more about what the stampede is running (batts,motor ect)
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Default RE: .15 T-maxx vs Super hopped up elec. stampede

i would also say nitro is alot more fun. but electrics require less to run and cost less in maintence.
Old 04-10-2004, 04:43 PM
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Default RE: .15 T-maxx vs Super hopped up elec. stampede

if you put a hacker/lyhner brushless system of like 12 or 14 cells you will win if you can get any traction and keep the thing from wheelieing blackwards
Old 04-12-2004, 10:36 PM
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Default RE: .15 T-maxx vs Super hopped up elec. stampede

I have a 1500 mah battery claw dawg tires and 12 spoked rims with an duratrax IntelliSpeed speed control and a futaba S3003 servo.
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Default RE: .15 T-maxx vs Super hopped up elec. stampede

with a stock stiger motor.
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Default RE: .15 T-maxx vs Super hopped up elec. stampede

i just wonder why but why cant i see the persons name (SN) that is above mine and made the post?
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Default RE: .15 T-maxx vs Super hopped up elec. stampede

yeah his sn are like just spaces. ALso that tmaxx will kill your stampede. U have the stock motor wich ur stampede will do about 19mph. The tmaxx .15 does 29mph. If you put a good 12turn motor and a nice 3300 matched battery you would give him a run for his money. If u did that same set up with a 7 cell batery you wood beat him.

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