Best 1/8 buggy?
#1
Best 1/8 buggy?
Looking for a new addition but kind of in the air as to which to try to get. I like the RC8E but all my buddys have 8ight-e 2.0's. What do you guys like and have. Thanks for the info...
#2
well i would recomend getting the car that has best parts availability around you because both cars can be competitive and keep up with each other all day and are both very good cars but needing parts if something breaks is probobly the biggest thing to worry about when buyin a car no matter what it is
#3
Parts arent too much of a problem either way. I am 2 hrs away from a lhs so most is internet sales. Believe I will have to check out the 8ight-b...we shall see as time goes by.
#4
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1/8th scale racing is great. It's a total rush. I have raced a few different brands. I rated them on a spreadsheet.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...QVld3V2c#gid=0
Like another poster stated, parts availability should probably influence your decision. Nothing worse being caught at a track with a broken buggy and no way to fix it.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...QVld3V2c#gid=0
Like another poster stated, parts availability should probably influence your decision. Nothing worse being caught at a track with a broken buggy and no way to fix it.
#6
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1/8th scale racing is great. It's a total rush. I have raced a few different brands. I rated them on a spreadsheet.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...QVld3V2c#gid=0
Like another poster stated, parts availability should probably influence your decision. Nothing worse being caught at a track with a broken buggy and no way to fix it.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...QVld3V2c#gid=0
Like another poster stated, parts availability should probably influence your decision. Nothing worse being caught at a track with a broken buggy and no way to fix it.
For the sake of this thread though... I think ALL of the high end 1/8 have their merits and even the worst ones out there driven well is still the buggy to beat. My favorites are of course Caster then Mugen, Serpent, Associated
#7
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I love your spreadsheet! Too bad you hadn't tried a Caster (not just because they are my personal choice) but because it is so similar to a Mugen but in some ways a little better...
For the sake of this thread though... I think ALL of the high end 1/8 have their merits and even the worst ones out there driven well is still the buggy to beat. My favorites are of course Caster then Mugen, Serpent, Associated
For the sake of this thread though... I think ALL of the high end 1/8 have their merits and even the worst ones out there driven well is still the buggy to beat. My favorites are of course Caster then Mugen, Serpent, Associated
#11
There are a ton of threads just like this if you use the search button.
Like previously said all the most common newer high end buggies are all great quality.
Like previously said all the most common newer high end buggies are all great quality.
#13
I'm going to have to say the caster also. Although they are a relatively new company, their cars handle very well and have very high quality components.
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