which MT?
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RE: which MT?
Take a look at the Cen Fun Factor MT2. Its inexpensive, durable, and Cen has great customer service and support. The MT2 has a .16 CI engine that crankes out 1.2 HP. Its four wheel drive and has a two speed tranny. Its only problem is the transmitter. You will need to get a failsafe, which is a good idea with any RC or replace the transmitter with another aftermarket system. You can use the stock transmitter, but you may experience a high speed run away. If you have any questions about the Cen MT2 go to www.cenracing.com or let me know.
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i agree exept with the radio my stock radio still worx transmitter and all but the antenna lost half its length i replaced the lost length with an antenna from a 1/64 rc at walmart and electrical tape duct tape would be better i use a losi transmitter because it fits my hand better
the engine is reliable and tuff mine has sucked in enuff dirt to kill a trx 2.5 one overheat/runaway and 2 gallons and i still have enuff compression on that piston/sleeve to pick the 7.1lb truck up by its pullstarter no breakage and lots o crashability(the damn thing wont break if its not doin over 20mph unless it lands on its shock towers but they can be rebent and saved)
the engine is reliable and tuff mine has sucked in enuff dirt to kill a trx 2.5 one overheat/runaway and 2 gallons and i still have enuff compression on that piston/sleeve to pick the 7.1lb truck up by its pullstarter no breakage and lots o crashability(the damn thing wont break if its not doin over 20mph unless it lands on its shock towers but they can be rebent and saved)
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You may be able to find one on ebay cheaper than that. But, I would stay away from used unless you absolutely can not afford anything else. I am still working out problems on the used truck that I bought.
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I also bought my MT2 from ToyHaus.com for $300 including a nitro starter pack and a venom failsafe (which i fell is a must if your going to use the stock radio).