Ultimate Traxxas Trophy Case
The vehicles of UltimateTraxxas.com are more than just pretty picture-posers -- there's not a "shelf queen" in the fleet. These proud cars & trucks get out there on the track and rub fenders with the Losi's, Associated's and other main-stream racing machines and frequently bring home some shiny memorabilia...
| 1) Ultimate Rustler |
My first hobby-level R/C, the truck that started the Ultimate Traxxas phenomenon, has reeled in:
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| 2) Ultimate Stampede |
The Ultimate Stampede was one of the first four monster trucks to race at Delta R/C and had great success battling against T-Maxxes and an occasional mod. Clod or other 'Pede:
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| 3) Ultimate E-Maxx: Spyder |
The Spyder had a very rocky road in its early days on the racing circuit as it was never brought to the track with a tested, proven setup -- every time hitting the dirt was an experiment as the real race was to innovate as fast as possible. Nevertheless, she has brought home some goodies:
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| 4) J-SPECs |
There once was a time when all of the J-SPEC cars were my own. Someone would rent one and I would run another, and they would complain that I had taken the faster car. So I'd switch cars with them and still whoop 'em. Today the class has grown to the point where less than 1/2 of the cars on the track most weekends are my own.
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| 5) Ultimate 4-Tec |
Well, the 4-Tec has only been on the track twice, in nearly stock form. Its first time out, though, it got 3rd place out of either 5 or 6 cars, not a bad start:
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| 6) Ultimate What The? Phase II |
What The? Yes, that thing actually raced, believe it or not. It ran in 4WD Stock Sedan class, and got 4th place out of 6 cars, running some decent matched 2000mah cells and a P2K that had been discarded by the Ultimate Rustler. Go figure.
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