jake shugz

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What is the best low priced e buggy I can use for racing with decent electronic?

lbenton

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I would suggest Tekno, but a "best" buggy and "cheap" are subjective at best.

seanhawk

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That's a very general question. Do a little research on this site and make an educated decision that fits your budget. I have had great luck with Hobbywing and Trackstar electronics FWIW.

x195svt

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I would say a used pro kit buggy is the only way to go if your going racing. just bashing around get a ofna lx2e. Even if its a older kit like a mbx6 eco or something along those lines you will be better off since the durability and handling will be light years ahead of most rtr's.

SouthFloridaApp

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+1 for a well maintained used mugen eco6. The stock setup is dialed. What this means to a newer racer is less frustration. I have a mugen eco6 and race it. I have no plans of purchasing a new vehicle. For electronics get a hobbywing Sct pro if u plan on running on 4s and get the programming card. I would try the SMC 1900 4 pole motor for 70 bux as well. Get SMC batteries and call it a day. I choose to run my mugen with two 2s batteries in series....sounds complicated but it is easy...requires one jumper wire that you make in five minutes.....or get one 4s pack... I have not broken anything on my car.

Cain

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If open to used, you can find some good deals on Tekno EB48s in either .1 or .2 flavors and they are compatible with each other for upgrades. Heck I still run a version 1 with its updates and enjoy the vehicle.

For electronics, a common budget ESC I have seen used is the Hobbywing SCT Pro esc. for motor for new prices Vipers 1/8 motors are pretty cheap if they are still on sale direct. I like the 1900 from them and it can be usedin truggy too from what they told me when I asked.

tc5 man

I would say a used MBX6 eco for sure good quality , strong , drives good.

Brian C.

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The Team C is nice.