Whats the best buggy?
08-05-2005, 01:44 PM
#1
Whats the best buggy?
Im looking at getting a buggy, so whats good?
On-road and off-road.
On-road and off-road.
08-05-2005, 02:31 PM
#3
Nitro or Electric? If you are looking for Nitro pick up the latest copy of Xtreme RC Cars (www.rc411.com) they just did a shoot out of the top buggies. The best was the Kyosho 777 SP1 but you may want to read the entire article as it gives you really good insight.
For electric I would highly recommend the Team Associated B4 Factory Team kit. It won the 2005 RC Car Action's Reader's Choice award and is a solid buggy.
For electric I would highly recommend the Team Associated B4 Factory Team kit. It won the 2005 RC Car Action's Reader's Choice award and is a solid buggy.
08-05-2005, 05:50 PM
#4
Im lookin at nitro buggies not electric, and when you say a name of a buggy can you give me an website to look at em?
08-05-2005, 07:52 PM
#5
Originally Posted by OffRoadUSA
Im lookin at nitro buggies not electric, and when you say a name of a buggy can you give me an website to look at em?
Here is a link to the on-line portion of the article (http://www.rc411.com/exclusive/118/index.php).
08-06-2005, 08:45 AM
#6
08-06-2005, 09:36 AM
#7
I have had experience with both the Mugen MBX5 and the TTR EB4S3. I can honestly say that both of these buggies will turn tighter than the Kyosho 777. There are a couple of them at the track and both owners are surprised how well either of my cars turn compared to theirs.
After that, it's mostly about set up and part's support. If you can get parts for the car in your area, it's a better choice than anything else.
After that, it's mostly about set up and part's support. If you can get parts for the car in your area, it's a better choice than anything else.
08-07-2005, 04:12 PM
#8
Well what would be good on and off road wheels, would stock wheels be good for either of those cause I no I will need different wheels for both conditions.
08-07-2005, 05:48 PM
#9
Dont be scared to look at Hobao's range of buggies. I think they're branded as Ofna in the USA.
The Hyper 7 Pure Comp kit is thier top of the line kit, it TQ'd at the last 1/8th scale off road worlds. Its just as good as anything else out there, kyosho and mugen included. I just picked up my Hyper 7 Pure Comp kit for less that half what the Mugen MBX-5 Prospec sells for locally... Its got all the goodies, C hub suspension, pipe & header, pre-cut body and plenty of purple anodised bling bling
I bought mine at the same time as a mate bought his pure comp kit, here is a pic of his almost complete..
The Hyper 7 Pure Comp kit is thier top of the line kit, it TQ'd at the last 1/8th scale off road worlds. Its just as good as anything else out there, kyosho and mugen included. I just picked up my Hyper 7 Pure Comp kit for less that half what the Mugen MBX-5 Prospec sells for locally... Its got all the goodies, C hub suspension, pipe & header, pre-cut body and plenty of purple anodised bling bling
I bought mine at the same time as a mate bought his pure comp kit, here is a pic of his almost complete..
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