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T-Maxx Vs. S-Maxx

Remote-controlled cars are a passion for the serious enthusiasts. There are numerous variables that determine the speed, handling, and quality of a remote-controlled vehicle, however, the T-Maxx and S-Maxx are considered to be the ultimate vehicle in remote-control arena. There are some similarities between these two vehicles, but each vehicle has its own identity -- which can help you determin the right one for you.

Purpose and Functionality
- When comparing these two models, you should first establish whether you're interested in "bashing" or in "racing". The sturdy, massive T-Maxx is ideal for bashing. The giant tires allow to this 4x4 remote-controlled monster truck to crawl over almost any obstacle. If you are a speed addict, the S-Maxx has been specifically designed for racing. It features an aerodynamic body, light wheels and racing tires. The S-Maxx also features a two-speed transmission, making it perfect for racing with a maximum speed of up to 45 miles per hour.
Control
- The T-Maxx is the first remote-controlled monster truck that features a forward and reverse transmission. The design allows the users full control of the throttle and the breaks in forward or reverse gear. The radio control system even has a third channel dedicated strictly to the control of forward and reverse shifting. On the other hand, the S-Maxx features an electric ignition and an auto-shifting two-speed transmission.
Power
- The T-Maxx engine is known for its broad output and features more horsepower than any other vehicle in its class. The T-Maxx also features an extra large air filter that allows for increased air flow to the engine, providing more horsepower and torque. The power of the T-Maxx makes it perfect for any type of long-running sessions. The S-Maxx racing engine takes gains power from its air intake system, which features a two-step air filter. Also, the filter design of the S-Maxx allows the flow of air to get through the engine without turbulence, therefore increasing its power.
Steering
- The T-Maxx truck features an adjustable wheelie bar. The bar comes with four snap-in positions that allow you to control how much power you want to use for your racing needs. The T-Maxx is also fully equipped with an integrated servo saver with a digital high-torque digital servo. This steering system allows you to have more torque to go thorough the mud and sand without problems.
  
  As for the S-Maxx, you can count on the high-torque steering servo and bellcrank steering system to provide a smooth and responsive performance, which is critical at high speeds.

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