best 4wd buggy for stick pack style LIPO
#1
best 4wd buggy for stick pack style LIPO
Hey guys,
just asking a general question here. I have a saddle pack buggy now, DF03, and it works well, but stick pack lipo's are usually cheaper, and easier to get, plus they are more easily used in parallel in a 1/8th that i also have.
For the sake of argument, what would be a good 1/0th stick pack style buggy to have so that i could swap packs back and forth?
Kyosho makes one, then there is the new cyber b10, what else is out there?
thanks, !
just asking a general question here. I have a saddle pack buggy now, DF03, and it works well, but stick pack lipo's are usually cheaper, and easier to get, plus they are more easily used in parallel in a 1/8th that i also have.
For the sake of argument, what would be a good 1/0th stick pack style buggy to have so that i could swap packs back and forth?
Kyosho makes one, then there is the new cyber b10, what else is out there?
thanks, !
#2
Tech Regular
Isn't the df03 a stick pack buggy ?
You can look for Cyber 10, academy sb V2 pro, DB 01 durga
You can look for Cyber 10, academy sb V2 pro, DB 01 durga
#5
Tech Regular
Schumacher CAT SX
Definetly a contender.
CODMAN
Definetly a contender.
CODMAN
#7
lazer or xx-4 with a chassis notch
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#8
DF03 is, but mine is not.
tamiya db01 is a favorite of mine, always a fan of tamiya stuff.
since i have the MM and4600, i was looking for a nice chassis to handle that power load.
tamiya db01 is a favorite of mine, always a fan of tamiya stuff.
since i have the MM and4600, i was looking for a nice chassis to handle that power load.
#11
df03
Time to make that df03 back to stick pack my son has 1 and it kills bj4 and b44. I run a mrc academy sb-v2 and I like it..Just my opinion..
#12
2nd the sbv-2. It is a tough buggy and parts are super cheap.