Both are rather dirty (but dirty means there used )

the one on the left is my 2.5 Rustler, Old pro.15 with a 2.5 conversion. Proline ribs up front and stock evader wheels out back. The rear shock tower is solid steel (i broke my fiberglass one and just said screw it and made a new one.

One on the right is my new car, Losi NXT with a Dynamite 12S. Bone stock as far as i know, Nice truck! I thought for a .12 it was going to be slow but i have to say i'm VERY impressed. It's only on its 5th tank so i'm still breaking it in.

Here's the pics.

nice trucks dude, like to see they are not shelf queens your rear tires on your 2.5 Rustler have worn down quite alot lol [X(]

Yea, they are bald now, Only had them about a week.. They are alright on the road but don't hook up for crap on grass or dirt. I need to get some losi smashers!

Nice trucks, at least they get ran, mine is dirty too. I had those same tires and they went bald less then a day. heres my truck

Nice truck, What are those rear tires?

Hi, Im new to this r/c universe thing. I started out with electric rc10t. Well, now I am a full blown rc19gt fanatic. Losi is my only competition and I wish i could find a place to run around here in southern new mexico

Those are proline gladiator tires on proline rims, the best tires i had that can handle the abuse

I run proline gladiators as well. almost a gallon into them and plenty of tread left

Do they hook good on wetgrass/loose dirt? I might check them out if they do.

Its a all terain tire, the hook up on loose dirt and the best, i ran them on gravel and pavement everyday and i got 2 gallons on the ones in the pic, i had another pair and those were good for 8 gallons!! then i went in the sand and they unglued and going over potholes destroyed the rim, the end of those. They are the best tire i found and handle the abuse i put them though. They even hook up on the local track!!