nitro rustler
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From: odd vile,
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1.how is the nitro rustler for a 1st nitro? any thoughts or opinons are aprreciated
2.also is thishttp://www.hobbytron.com/Traxxas-1-10-Nitro-Rustler-RTR-Package-Deal.html a good deal and will it come with every thing i need? thanks for your time. [sm=thumbup.gif]
2.also is thishttp://www.hobbytron.com/Traxxas-1-10-Nitro-Rustler-RTR-Package-Deal.html a good deal and will it come with every thing i need? thanks for your time. [sm=thumbup.gif]
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From: odd vile,
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i plan on just having fun with it around parks and in my yard and small fied accross from me. also does the pakage deal come with every thing i need as i have nothing but a charger from my electrics
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From: St. Johns,
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Ya rustlers are pretty darn quick right outta the box. My friend had one and it smoked my evader everytime. Held up pretty well too. We only bashed tho.
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You will need fuel and batteries for receiver remote and stasrter. I would also highly recommend a failsafe as your first mod. For the starter get at least a 1500 mah battery and some rechargables for the rest.
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From: West Oneonta, NY
I got one as a first truck, and I wouldn't recommend it. Start off a little smaller, maybe even on electrics. Go for a nitro sport for a 1st nitro. And yes, get a failsafe. My truck took off at full throttle once while I was still breaking it in, some servo wires got melted by something under there.
Also, I have a couple questions, on the OS website, it said that the LC3 glow plug was for traxxas trx 2.5 motors, and then I went to order it on tower hobbies and it said it was just for the t-maxx and shouldn't be used with a trx 2.5R. So a trx 2.5 and a trx 2.5r are different motors, correct? And is the LC3 a good choice for a nitro rusty?
Also, I have a couple questions, on the OS website, it said that the LC3 glow plug was for traxxas trx 2.5 motors, and then I went to order it on tower hobbies and it said it was just for the t-maxx and shouldn't be used with a trx 2.5R. So a trx 2.5 and a trx 2.5r are different motors, correct? And is the LC3 a good choice for a nitro rusty?
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From: odd vile,
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snaggles i have already had two electrics and hve had one off them for 8 years so i think i am ready to step up to nitro
oh also the one i have had for 8 years is an electro rustler

oh also the one i have had for 8 years is an electro rustler
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well if youvehad electric you prolly have a 7.2v stick pack. I know when i bought mine for 279, and a starter kit for 25. your wasting 50 bucks on that one you linked.
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From: elgin, IL
for a first nitro truck.. i agree its a good starter.. same with the team associated RTR nitro truck.. both kits come with everything but fuel and batteries.. with the rustler u need to buy a fuel bottle though..
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From: elgin, IL
now a days all the RTR trucks are great.. just depends on how much u want to spend and what ur going to be doing with it... but id get a rustler or an associated for a first nitro... just because ive owned both never had a proble, with them well besides my ez start on the rustler went out twice... but other than that it was a good truck



