Very few RC channels bother to organize their thoughts and gives a good summary for the models they are talking about. Really appreciate it. Subscribed.
Finally somebody who ran them both together side by side. Be nice too see them on a track since a lot of local tracks are running 4-tec stock classes which sound pretty fun
Great review and comparison. Thank you for this video. Until this I didn't really know the differences about the two. Part of me still wants the 3.0 too. Maybe that will happen one day soon : ) I just bought the 2.0 with the Ford GT body. Looking forward to when it arrives.
LOL😅😂🤣 That was like watching one of those drinking and driving videos. After 1 drink, you see the driver of the Orange Car has slightly altered steering reactions. After 4 drinks, you see the driver of the Red Car has severely altered steering reactions. ,,,,,,, Don't Drink and Drive,,,,,, 🤕😉
@@bchobbies does the 3.0 also have drift tires? ( just asking because I like the c8 but want more custom options) Also do you think the traxxas summit is good or would the max be better? I’m stuck on if I want another monster or try drift/road rc
@@CRno25 You can put the same drift tires on the 3.0, but they'll look a bit small. I don't think they make any drift tires in the same size as the stock 3.0 wheels. As for monster trucks, I would recommend the Maxx. The Summit is more of a "jack of all trades" vehicle - part crawler, part basher. It's not particularly fast compared to most R/C vehicles. It's also based on the E-Revo chassis, which is a pretty old design and kind of a pain to work on. It's definitely a cool truck, and very unique, but it's a very different vehicle from the Maxx and other straight-up bashers.
Excuse me, I also have a 4tec 2.0, how do I turn on the tsm, because I pick up the car and swing it left and right, the wheels will not move left and right.
Only the Ford GT version comes with TSM. If that's the one you have, there should be two small knobs on the transmitter. The one on the right controls the level of TSM. Turn it all the way to the right for maximum, and all the way left to turn it off.
Very few RC channels bother to organize their thoughts and gives a good summary for the models they are talking about. Really appreciate it. Subscribed.
Finally somebody who ran them both together side by side. Be nice too see them on a track since a lot of local tracks are running 4-tec stock classes which sound pretty fun
just bought a 2.0 now I want a 3.0 and an xo1 it has an aluminum chassis... man that's cool
Fun video! Ford offers a color called Orange Fury which matches this color nicely.
Great review and comparison. Thank you for this video. Until this I didn't really know the differences about the two. Part of me still wants the 3.0 too. Maybe that will happen one day soon : )
I just bought the 2.0 with the Ford GT body. Looking forward to when it arrives.
Very good and informative review...👍👍
Add tsm to any of these cars and they drive amazing
LOL😅😂🤣 That was like watching one of those drinking and driving videos.
After 1 drink, you see the driver of the Orange Car has slightly altered steering reactions.
After 4 drinks, you see the driver of the Red Car has severely altered steering reactions.
,,,,,,, Don't Drink and Drive,,,,,, 🤕😉
Professional review
Good review
The Mustang hit more orange cones lol 😆
I dont understand why your using back ground music while talking???
'Cause it's his video.
Need better drivers
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Why the 3.0 doesn’t have TSM is ASININE 🥵
With the brushed motor, it doesn't really need it. Presumably they will offer a brushless version with TSM at some point in the future.
@@bchobbies I’ve Been looking at RC Cars and can’t find out what a Brushed or brushless means
@@elijahanderson4525 Brushed vs brushless refers to the motors. Brushed are slower, cheaper, and run cooler than brushless motors.
This is stock or any upgrade part ?
Both cars are completely stock.
Best rc comparison I have seen on UA-cam 👍🏾
My second 2.0 is on the way I got a traxxas gift card for Christmas I love the 4tec 2.0 mines got a 99’ Silverado body that matches my real truck
So would you recommend the 2.0 for drifting?
Yep, it would make a pretty good AWD drift car. Traxxas even sells drift tires specifically for it.
@@bchobbies does the 3.0 also have drift tires? ( just asking because I like the c8 but want more custom options) Also do you think the traxxas summit is good or would the max be better? I’m stuck on if I want another monster or try drift/road rc
@@CRno25 You can put the same drift tires on the 3.0, but they'll look a bit small. I don't think they make any drift tires in the same size as the stock 3.0 wheels.
As for monster trucks, I would recommend the Maxx. The Summit is more of a "jack of all trades" vehicle - part crawler, part basher. It's not particularly fast compared to most R/C vehicles. It's also based on the E-Revo chassis, which is a pretty old design and kind of a pain to work on. It's definitely a cool truck, and very unique, but it's a very different vehicle from the Maxx and other straight-up bashers.
Great video and good job on not stuttering, i have so many edits for my stuttering in my videos
Excuse me, I also have a 4tec 2.0, how do I turn on the tsm, because I pick up the car and swing it left and right, the wheels will not move left and right.
Only the Ford GT version comes with TSM. If that's the one you have, there should be two small knobs on the transmitter. The one on the right controls the level of TSM. Turn it all the way to the right for maximum, and all the way left to turn it off.
You need the brushless version to have the TSM