boborc

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Looking to get a new buggy. Looking an the new AE RC8.2 or a Mugen
MBX6. I have a Jammin X1 now it it is very sloppy suspension wise. I run on blownout tracks so I want something tight and durable, have plenty of AE 1/10 stuff and parts are easy around here. Mugen parts are also ok. Is the AE a tight ride ot filmsy compared to a Mugen

Glorykid

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drive em both and see which one you are more suited to you, also see what your local hobby store stocks, but make sure you have a drive of them both for sure

Eightoffroader

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Drive both for sure to see which one is best for you, buggys are to expensive to just go out and buy one, I made that mistake the hard way!!

boborc

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Yeah i got my hands on a mugen truggy turns great but do not know anybody with a more recent rc8. As you can see I like AE have dhad everything since the RC10GT & T2 right thru the T4 & GT2. Parts are widely available around here for both. Just don't want my rear camber to vary between +1* to -3* in a weight shift

RAlmeida

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The RC8.2 will be the newer platform....

boborc

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Yes i know truggy is a little different but you can see & feel the quality. I'am just looking for a solid no slop ride and leave the the rest up to me. I am actually getting good enough to feel the slopiness in the ride

pitpop

Kyosho

RAlmeida

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Get a Kyosho or an x-ray then

boborc

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Ralmeida, I see you are from Hamilton Ca. Is the r/c tracks up there near you. I might actually be going to st Catherines in a couple of years, My wifes company has a branch there she she might be getting transfered to??? Only if I can get my R/C fix though

boborc

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Believe it or not those to have somewhat limited parts around here. Every thing for the most part will have to be internet ordered which stinks in a pinch