mecky33

Dale, instead of using the actual cost. Maybe assigning a number relative to a cost bracket would be a more accurate representation. Start with the lowest cost as 100 dollars being a 1 200 is 2. Then for costs in between put them at a decimal place. Like the Cen on ehobbies is 280 so put it as 2.8, the T-maxx at all my local shops is 380, so it would be 3.8 and so on. Just an idea, what do you think?

Dale Gribble

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Aww, it was fun. I encourage others to play with it... I am not going to put any more time into it. There are infinite ideas to do the math really, so have fun!

petrolpixie

aha i have worked out the answer!!!!!!!!

1/(((a/b)*c)+AVERAGE(l:w))*10+x/x = too much time on ur hands

jefx

This thread has stayed more civil than I thought it would. Of the 28 posts before this one

5 were from the original poster
10 were pretty much on topic about the formula, or at least civil comments.
7 were "this is better than that", or flames in some nature. And
6 were telling everyone to relax.

I figured it would end up all in flames.

Dale Gribble

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This forum has come a long way in the last few months! This thread is just proof of that.

mecky33

I think part of the reason it is staying civil is due to the fact that "better" is now a number. Regardless of what truck has the highest number, they are all pretty close. So, this kinda proves that all the trucks are about the same. And no, I am not saying this just because the Cen has the highest rating in the formula, as dale said it only has the highest rating because of a formula shortcoming.

Spudnik

jefx way it lame something in their faces. high five or something lol. face it the best truck is the truck the truck each person has. arn't some of you people adults. i am 14 and have had only bad thing that jefx knows about. its was because some guy did not understand imo and this whole site is a imo so cill