Trinity Blade vs. RC18
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Trinity Blade vs. RC18
AE RC18B vs. Trinity Blade RTR brushless
I am looking to buy a mini and I think I have narrowed it down to these 2.
What are your thoughts? I havn't seen much talk about the Trinity, but it looks like a pretty awesome truck with the mamba esc and brushless motor and all. The RC18B we all know is good.
I wont be racing, pretty much just bashing. How do the 2 compare durability wise?
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I am looking to buy a mini and I think I have narrowed it down to these 2.
What are your thoughts? I havn't seen much talk about the Trinity, but it looks like a pretty awesome truck with the mamba esc and brushless motor and all. The RC18B we all know is good.
I wont be racing, pretty much just bashing. How do the 2 compare durability wise?
Thanks.
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RE: Trinity Blade vs. RC18
I bought a brushless blade. It is fast as hell. I only got to run it for about 15 minutes because I hit the curb at about 40 mph, and the chassis broke and a front suspension arm.
I'm really bummed because I ordered the chassis from Trinity--because no one else has parts---and the chassis is on back order anyway. So now, my car sits for four weeks broken because I can't get parts.
I ordered another brushless blade, so I'll have two--that way I can make sure I get my RC fix. Anyway, the brushless blade is cool.
For $249, it really is a great deal. Watch out rc 18mt drivers: I'm coming for some hard core racing!
I'm really bummed because I ordered the chassis from Trinity--because no one else has parts---and the chassis is on back order anyway. So now, my car sits for four weeks broken because I can't get parts.
I ordered another brushless blade, so I'll have two--that way I can make sure I get my RC fix. Anyway, the brushless blade is cool.
For $249, it really is a great deal. Watch out rc 18mt drivers: I'm coming for some hard core racing!
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RE: Trinity Blade vs. RC18
If you were gonna be racing, I would say get the Blade. It handles better IMO. For bashing go with the RC18 it is a tougher car, and has more upgrade potential.
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RE: Trinity Blade vs. RC18
The Brushless Blade has been working out well; however, I'm really disappointed in Trinity's service. The parts I need are not available from anyone but Trinity. Also, Trinity has a $50 minimum order policy, and when something is ordered it takes too long, and they usually screw up the order.