What is a good beginner nitro rc car?
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What is a good beginner nitro rc car?
What is a good beginner nitro rc car?
less than $200
have experience with toy electric cars
less than $200
have experience with toy electric cars
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I assume I want a car that runs right out of the box.
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I doubt you'll find anything like that unless it's used. You can get a HB D8 for around 275 but it's just the kit you'll still need an engine and electronics.
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there are some pretty good deals on RC10GTs out there, it pays to shop around
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That Ofna buggy is a great deal. That's very low priced to get you into the 1/8 scale scene. I stumbled on this also... Kyosho DBX 1/10th scale buggy
It looks similar to my old Kyosho Inferno TR.15, and that thing was a blast. I had soo much fun with it. It's my 'the-one-that-got-away' rc But for $60 more I think you'd be better off with the Ofna.
It looks similar to my old Kyosho Inferno TR.15, and that thing was a blast. I had soo much fun with it. It's my 'the-one-that-got-away' rc But for $60 more I think you'd be better off with the Ofna.
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Go with a Kyosho inferno neo readyset. http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...Off-Road-Buggy
Best rtr out there!
Broke it in with blue thunder sport, now i run byrons 25/11, and it ROCKS.
Going to take it to the track soon.
More aluminum parts than an x-ray or 8ight.
Tough AS NAILS.
Honestly, this is a superb buggy.
Best rtr out there!
Broke it in with blue thunder sport, now i run byrons 25/11, and it ROCKS.
Going to take it to the track soon.
More aluminum parts than an x-ray or 8ight.
Tough AS NAILS.
Honestly, this is a superb buggy.