lukejr77
Newbie
does any one know if one or the other is better?
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rcbros vs strc mud truck conversion
- Thread starter lukejr77
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binaryterror
I wanna be Dave
I'd say anything made by RCBros is going to be way better than STRC. STRC is ok, but RCBros and William is a solid vendor and all around good guy to deal with.
Highmark
I wanna be Dave
I'd go RcBro's. The STRC one looks over-done to me.
idk about overdone haha. the scx chassis will flex before stiffer springs will.
but the rc bros is cheaper anyway. ima get one
wmax99
Pebble Pounder
i got the rcbros burly mud truck its realy well made and perfect fit 
lukejr77
Newbie
i got the rcbros burly mud truck its realy well made and perfect fit
yea i was leaning towards the rcbros but i wanted gets some input on it.
I was wondering on the quality and fit.
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wmax99
Pebble Pounder
what would you like to know ?
wmax99
Pebble Pounder
as all rcbros parts i use they are perfect fit and very hi quality materiel
wmax99
Pebble Pounder
after many runs still looks like new
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These are back in stock. They are made locally here in Oregon and readily available.
We stand behind all our products, support this forum and the RCC crawling community. This design is a partnership with another RCC member and its sole focus was to bring an easy concept to the community at an affordable price.
RcBros is a part time business after my 50-60 hour work week job. Profit is not everything to me so we think its best to keep the items affordable. We were the first to market and imitation is the best form of flattery. :mrgreen:
We have considered doing some anodized runs, but it will likely be black first.
Pabust
Quarry Creeper
RcBros for me 8):
sotvotkong
Newbie
well it seems everyone but me likes the rcbros one. and i cant say the rcbros one is bad or anything its just that the strc one has alot more mounting holes for suspention setup. otherwise they are both the same to me. i went with the strc because i didnt have to drill new holes into the frame. sure i could have, but why if you dont have to. btw i run 3s with 80spur 20pinion 2.8 proline mashers, and it sure does move. no flex in frame at all. and again im sure the rcbros one performs just as well.
Knytemare
Rock Crawler
Just from the reviews and the fact that I like to support RCC vendors I just ordered the RCBros conversion. Can't wait to get it!
lukejr77
Newbie
new water proof servo, traxxas water proof radio box and a home made battery tray. have some tires on the way.
why would you have to drill new holes in the frame? RcBros bolt right up no drilling.
I have no complaints so far. :mrgreen:
why would you have to drill new holes in the frame? RcBros bolt right up no drilling.
I have no complaints so far. :mrgreen:
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The limited choices for suspension setup keeps the rig geometry proper. More options is a bandaid for the designer that doesn't know what they are doing. Look at established comp chassis makers compared to new ones. The refined designs will have very few options unless specifically made for universal use.
The mud truck conversion is for a specific rig, thus there is no reason to have a plethora of holes. Besides making the best setup a pain to figure out.
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