Steve@Tasca

Hey guys, not sure if anyone has noticed but Tasca is a Traxxas distributor and we've got some really cool stuff.





You can check our inventory on our E-bay store here http://stores.ebay.com/Tasca-OEM-Par...4.l1513&_pgn=2

If you are interested in anything please PM me for pricing as I can offer better deals than our E-bay store.

-Steve

Steve@Tasca

See it in action here,

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Ordered this on Monday, showed up today at my door step... Didn't have to go to a store, nothing. Steve answered all of my questions and took great care of me. My son will love this when he opens it up on Christmas morning. Thanks again!

Steve@Tasca

Excellent, I'm glad it worked well and I hope I did answer your questions well enough as I am new to dealing with these.

I'm sure your son will love this truck, I know mine would and to be honest I'd love one for myself but we got new phones for the family this year instead.

Have a great Christmas!

GraveDigger85

How about the traxxis t-maxx 3.3? Have you or anyone else played around with this and how is it?

Steve@Tasca

I've honestly barely gotten a chance to play with these at all, we do have a guy in the office that's big in to the electrics.

He said we can get the Tmaxx 3.3, you'd be looking at about $450.00 for one of those.

He said he's never really gotten into the gas powered trucks simply because they aren't as easy to use as the electrics but they are very well made.

-Steve

GraveDigger85

Thanks for the info. Gas powered r/c's do take more repair time and tinkering with. I've had a gas powered Duratrax Maximum M/T for a little over ten years now and parts for it are becoming a little harder to come by(especially now since a good hobby store I dealt with just went under). It's been put through the winger as I do run mine hard so I'm looking to upgrade soon. Seen a lot of videos on the 3.3s, look impressive and well built but no way to 'test drive' one to see what it's all about.

Steve@Tasca

Even though I don't have any first hand experience with this stuff I don't think I've ever heard anything bad about Traxxas products, they really seem to build good stuff.

Feathermerchant

I have the 4wd brushless Slash and the power is ridiculous. It will run hard for 20+ min on a 2S 5,000 battery. A real monster and practically indestructible. Really.

Steve@Tasca

The really neat part is that the parts that are prone to breakage (control arms/half shafts) are super cheap and easy to replace.

Traxxas really thinks these thing out.