Looking to get into off road buggy racing.
#1
Looking to get into off road buggy racing.
I am looking into getting a electric RC buggy, buy i do not know what brand, or type to get.
It would be gret if somone could give me a brand, type, and price of a good, beginer buggy that will last me for quite a while.
My price range is about $150-$300.
Thanks in advance for posting!
It would be gret if somone could give me a brand, type, and price of a good, beginer buggy that will last me for quite a while.
My price range is about $150-$300.
Thanks in advance for posting!
#2
first off....welcome to the hobby...u r going to love it...
Q is....r u looking for a buggy or a truck????
if u r looking for a buggy that is rtr i would recommend the associated b4.1 and if u r looking for a truck which i would recommend if u r just starting that would b the t4.1..... the reason i say these vehicles r they already come brushless and have 2.4ghz radios from the start and can b easily upgraded. the buggy i believe starts around $250ish and the truck starts around $260ish ( dont quote me on this) but still for what u get it is well worth the price for a proven race winner.... just my opinion tho...hope this helps a lil
Q is....r u looking for a buggy or a truck????
if u r looking for a buggy that is rtr i would recommend the associated b4.1 and if u r looking for a truck which i would recommend if u r just starting that would b the t4.1..... the reason i say these vehicles r they already come brushless and have 2.4ghz radios from the start and can b easily upgraded. the buggy i believe starts around $250ish and the truck starts around $260ish ( dont quote me on this) but still for what u get it is well worth the price for a proven race winner.... just my opinion tho...hope this helps a lil
#4
Tech Addict
iTrader: (1)
first off....welcome to the hobby...u r going to love it...
Q is....r u looking for a buggy or a truck????
if u r looking for a buggy that is rtr i would recommend the associated b4.1 and if u r looking for a truck which i would recommend if u r just starting that would b the t4.1..... the reason i say these vehicles r they already come brushless and have 2.4ghz radios from the start and can b easily upgraded. the buggy i believe starts around $250ish and the truck starts around $260ish ( dont quote me on this) but still for what u get it is well worth the price for a proven race winner.... just my opinion tho...hope this helps a lil
Q is....r u looking for a buggy or a truck????
if u r looking for a buggy that is rtr i would recommend the associated b4.1 and if u r looking for a truck which i would recommend if u r just starting that would b the t4.1..... the reason i say these vehicles r they already come brushless and have 2.4ghz radios from the start and can b easily upgraded. the buggy i believe starts around $250ish and the truck starts around $260ish ( dont quote me on this) but still for what u get it is well worth the price for a proven race winner.... just my opinion tho...hope this helps a lil
#5
Thank you all for posting! I think i am going to be getting the b4.1. Hope to be posting more and more as i get deeper into the hobby.
#7
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (198)
I am looking into getting a electric RC buggy, buy i do not know what brand, or type to get.
It would be gret if somone could give me a brand, type, and price of a good, beginer buggy that will last me for quite a while.
My price range is about $150-$300.
Thanks in advance for posting!
It would be gret if somone could give me a brand, type, and price of a good, beginer buggy that will last me for quite a while.
My price range is about $150-$300.
Thanks in advance for posting!
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...er-spares.html
#9
B4 will ba harder to drive at first and a little more breakable than the t4.
#11
+1 to going to the track, that way you dont buy something youll throw out soon or not ise after a month