losi or associated buggy???

[Jack Conley]

i'm thinking about getting into electric. i have an associated rc10gt and
love it. however i want electric too. which buggy do you think is better out
of the losi xxx bk2 and the associated rc10b4 factory team?? i plan on
mostly doing dirt oval. does either kit have a body conversion for a late
model or east coast modified or even a sprint car?? i just want some input
because i know i can't go wrong with either kit.


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[kenji]

In article <10otu8k2vmlhc8@corp.supernews.com>,
"Jack Conley" <jconley@cableone.net> wrote:

> i'm thinking about getting into electric. i have an associated rc10gt and
> love it. however i want electric too. which buggy do you think is better out
> of the losi xxx bk2 and the associated rc10b4 factory team?? i plan on
> mostly doing dirt oval. does either kit have a body conversion for a late
> model or east coast modified or even a sprint car?? i just want some input
> because i know i can't go wrong with either kit.

I did a quick search here:

http://www.dirtoval.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi

....there's hundreds of posts using "B4" as a search string in their
forums.

I'd bet you get better more detailed info there.

[mike]

Associated versus Losi ..... oh dear, another religious war ....

Personally I have Team B4 and have raced with it a few times and I have been
happy with it so far. The only thing I have broken so far (*touch wood*) is
a CVD (would have been better off with a simple dog bone), replaced with a
uni which has been fine.

One thing, as a beginner racer, I didn't go with the factory team kit, just
the normal team kit, thinking that it would be better for me to bend plastic
than snap carbon :-)

MIKE

"Jack Conley" <jconley@cableone.net> wrote in message
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> i'm thinking about getting into electric. i have an associated rc10gt and
> love it. however i want electric too. which buggy do you think is better
out
> of the losi xxx bk2 and the associated rc10b4 factory team?? i plan on
> mostly doing dirt oval. does either kit have a body conversion for a late
> model or east coast modified or even a sprint car?? i just want some input
> because i know i can't go wrong with either kit.
>
>
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[Jonathan Hodgson]

On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 15:19:34 +1100, mike wrote:

> Associated versus Losi ..... oh dear, another religious war ....

Yokomo!

<grin, duck & run>...

Jonny

[mike]

Do Yokomo make a 2WD? I didn't even know, never seen one, either at the
track or in the shops.

Mike



"Jonathan Hodgson" <usenet@jphMUNGEDdevelopments.org.uk> wrote in message
news:1c30m712181jq$.vnrrd9zs7qxv.dlg@40tude.net...
> On Tue, 9 Nov 2004 15:19:34 +1100, mike wrote:
>
> > Associated versus Losi ..... oh dear, another religious war ....
>
> Yokomo!
>
> <grin, duck & run>...
>
> Jonny

[M78Ultra]

DuraTrax BX!!! (cheap inexpensive Losi rip-off!)
Readily available parts/ Hop Ups too.
Pretty Darn Tough
We have 2 Evader STs (yet another Losi rip-off)
and we love them!

[Jonathan Hodgson]

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 11:09:04 +1100, mike wrote:

>>> Associated versus Losi ..... oh dear, another religious war ....
>>
>> Yokomo!

> Do Yokomo make a 2WD? I didn't even know, never seen one, either at the
> track or in the shops.

<innocent look>

Did anyone say anything about 2WD?

</innocent look>

No, not to my knowledge. I was being a bit silly - though I've had an
excellent season with my MR4-BCS this year.

Jonny