Choosing your 1st Nitro R/C!

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  • Опубликовано: 28 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 7

  • @ryancenzer666
    @ryancenzer666 7 часов назад

    Happy thanksgiving Dre. Great video with lots of information I’m really wanting to get a nitro rustler I already have a tmaxx 2.5 maybe the wife will get me one for Christmas 😂

  • @marknugent2574
    @marknugent2574 6 часов назад +1

    Love your Collection Dre, Happy Holidays to you bro. Shout out from Michigan. Keep them videos coming!

    • @Dre357
      @Dre357  6 часов назад

      @@marknugent2574 thanks! I appreciate it!

  • @richardgordon9649
    @richardgordon9649 10 часов назад +1

    Happy Thanksgiving Dre, the one video I look forward to each Friday morning! This is certainly helpful for any newcomers that want to try this hobby out. And from a price point perspective and what you do get and the ease of the Traxxas starting system, Traxxas just can't be beat. If it's your first and you want the least chance of getting frustrated these are the way to go. Then when you get bored and want a more traditional nitro the Savages are ok but honestly I think there price point is just to high compared to the others, I would have to recommend the XL over the regular even though it's more money. It has a bit more size and the longer wheel base helps keep it planted to the ground. Then there is the USA 1 from Kyosho, Dre this is a fun truck and hopefully it finds its way into your collection. It's more of a bouncy, wheelie machine, very monster truckish. I think the tranny needs a bit more maintenance, I just had to change my second gear clutch and bell bearings but I can help but have fun with it. The .25 that's In it is surprisingly an excellent running and tunable engine as well. Thanks for the video and have a great day!

    • @Dre357
      @Dre357  9 часов назад

      @@richardgordon9649 thanks for the feedback! I hav3 been considering the USA-1.....We will have to see next year! Thank you for watching!

  • @afarley17
    @afarley17 14 часов назад +1

    Hey Dre, Whats your thoughts on using after run oil when storing for the winter months? Is it really necessary with oil already in the fuel?

    • @Dre357
      @Dre357  11 часов назад +1

      @@afarley17 j suggest it. The engine could gum up , making it difficult to start later on.