which is better the axial honcho rtr or jeep rtr ?
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The Jeep is a much more scale looking body... the Honcho witch I have is tuff as nails but everyone has one... I know in not much of an answer but there the same under the body. Strongest Rc I have ever had
1829500
The axial honcho and the jeep are the exsact same frame drive train and electronics. They Just have diffrent bodys and tires.
1829501
Overall we have had better results with the Honcho, however they are both good.The Honcho has nice lights, & a very good front bumper, with a metal skid plate attached. Put the lift kit on it, & the 2.2 ripsaw wheels from the Wraith & its a great truck !
1829502
Sam, I only have the Honcho, so I couldn't really compare the two. But, I do believe they're the same chassis, just different bodies. I am a Toyota tech, and the honcho looks exactly like a Tacoma that I have, so that is why I picked it. And it is truly awesome. I want to buy another if my wife would let me. But she'd kill me.
1829503
It really comes down to which body and tires you like more, otherwise they are pretty much the same.
1829504
Go with the one that appeals to you the most. If the wheels are the same diameter, I think that they would be essentially the same.
744235
I love the mud slingers I have them on 3 of my rigs. They look great with the axial rockstar beadlocks and those wheels don't break the bank ...ive those rims for about a year of hard rock crawling and no problems ...get the 2.2 size rim
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http://www.carlisletransportationproducts.com/product/tires/trailers-toy-haulers-towables/radial-trail-rh
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I owned the RTI A1's for about three years and recently upgraded to the RTI A3's. There is no doubt that the A3's are a far superior speaker, especially for music. The 6.5" driver gives much better mid bass which makes the sound warmer and smoother. I always felt that I had to really turn up the A1's to be able to hear everything in the music. With the A3's I can hear everything, even when played at low volumes. The A3's are quite a bit bigger (especially in depth) but if you have room for them, I can highly recommend going with them over the A1's. The difference was substantial and immediately noticeable. I owned the RTI A1's for about three years and recently upgraded to the RTI A3's. There is no doubt that the A3's are a far superior speaker, especially for music. The 6.5" driver gives much better mid bass which makes the sound warmer and smoother. I always felt that I had to really turn up the A1's to be able to hear everything in the music. With the A3's I can hear everything, even when played at low volumes. The A3's are quite a bit bigger (especially in depth) but if you have room for them, I can highly recommend going with them over the A1's. The difference was substantial and... » Read More I owned the RTI A1's for about three years and recently upgraded to the RTI A3's. There is no doubt that the A3's are a far superior speaker, especially for music. The 6.5" driver gives much better mid bass which makes the sound warmer and smoother. I always felt that I had to really turn up the A1's to be able to hear everything in the music. With the A3's I can hear everything, even when played at low volumes. The A3's are quite a bit bigger (especially in depth) but if you have room for them, I can highly recommend going with them over the A1's. The difference was substantial and immediately noticeable. « Show Less
1188593
I have been more than satisfied with the improvement of steering and Tire wobble. I have a jeep Cherokee sport. I put 3''lift n 16 inch tires. Handles excellent!! I'm happy!
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They're both fine for pretty much all the use most recreational off-roaders will ever have for them. But go ahead and spend the extra $5 and get the "All Cast" version (the red one). It'll live through a little more abuse, and you'll look cool fitting in with all the other guys wheeling with them mounted to their rigs in one way or another.
2130676
They make longer ramps with a smaller inclination (RR-56 has 10.6 degrees). That should work for you. I'd still recommend race ramps over rhino because race ramps don't budge at all when you drive on them.
576189
1/8 is bigger, but despite the 1/10 scale label on the Revo 3.3 It is truly a 1/8 scale monster truck. It's very big compared to 1/10 scale rc vehicles.
1550092
Handles well on both. Not a whole lot of acceleration, you won't be pulling any wheelies on take-off. It is heavy.
493958
Use a denso for sure....avoid the bosch at all costs. you want one listed as upstream. I have a 01 2.7 Taco.
698947
I would not recommend the Fox DOSS. It weighs more than the other reputable brands and only has 3 settings (fully extended-climb, middle-trail,and fully compressed-descend). Other brands allow you to set the tube anywhere along the lenght of the tube. Mountain bike action recently did a dropper seatpost shoot out and the Rockshox Reverb came in #1. I also have a KS LEV on my other bike which I like better than the Fox DOSS. Good luck!
320561
I do not have or ever used a model XTR-140 0r 145---The XTR-265 I currently use in one of my vehicles is well worth the moneyI paid. If you have a companion that is annoyed with the sound of loud units, the 265 is what you want, it lets you know in a more refined way. Has some false signals but most of the time, it is your best highway friend. I like Whistler Detectors.
1827498
I believe the wheel base is shorter on the stampede. You might want to look at Traxxas spec sheet to comfirm. It will fit the Axial with no problems.
753015
Either one. Depends on what tires you go with. The Rustler is very versatile.
1377165
Hi, I believe that the Super Chief is coupled using the newer type Bachmann knuckel couplers. I also thought that it is possible to interchange with old rapido couplers....I keep my train hobby going between the newer Bachmann and try to find older rapido parts...I enjoy the Super Chief!!!
1144232
I just one in a 87party el camino. The is pretty good. The radio fit good. I had to make modifications to fit what i wanted. Also i did not have a trim ring with the radio and did not find one from metta so i made my own.
1126941
A que te refieres con "VSR unit"? , Si es lo que dice "gobey007, entonces la respuesta es si. Tu controlas la velocidad tanto hacia adelante como hacia atras, depende de la presión que apliques al gatillo del taladro. Espero te sirva de ayuda. Saludos