which truggy should i go for.
Want to get a 1/8 nitro truggy that i can bash and maybe race whats best dont want to spend to much about $600-$700 whats the best, is there plenty of mods for it.
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As a point of reference, most truggies, fully decked out, are pushin $1000-1500 once all is said and done.
The Losi 8T RTR is the best option going, followed by the RC8T RS |
Wait for the DNX408T:)
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D8T, strong enough to bash, good enough to race:nod:
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RC8TCE. Built like a tank
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Originally Posted by rcmoe
(Post 9961272)
RC8TCE. Built like a tank
I think its good enough for bashing. But since this guy wants a rtr truggy im thinking losi is the best deal compared to the Rc8t rs. |
Are looking at spending $600-$700 on just the rolling frame? or are you looking at that for the roller, engine, servos, radios, charger, batteries, fuel and everything as well? If you want a good deal look at the for sale section they have some pretty wicked deals for rtr's and artr's. I would go with a Hot Bodies D8T good price and very durable.
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i priced a D8T build for myself, and it was still over a grand,lol
i would say the losi RTR, or this new Kyosho http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-Engine-Type-1 |
Why not pick up a used mbx5-t roller for bashing.......
Then buy all new stuff for it, you'd have hell of a tough ride |
Originally Posted by R/C Lidz
(Post 9961112)
As a point of reference, most truggies, fully decked out, are pushin $1000-1500 once all is said and done.
The Losi 8T RTR is the best option going, followed by the RC8T RS |
Losi 8T RTR is the way to go.
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Ignore every suggestion until you decide if you're going to race it or bash it..
Because race trucks don't get bashed, and Bashers don't finish races.. If you going to Bash get a cheap RTR that you can get parts for. Thunder Tiger comes to mind. If you going to race it, put in some work find out what you're truelly going to need, then come back and find out what truck will fit your driving style best and/or the most popular truck at your track. The more popular the truck the more input on set ups, and more availability of parts should you be unlucky enough to break something.. |
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the thunder tiger st1 is a great starter truggy. ran mine for over a year and only broke a bumper. if not that than as others stated the d8t, which is what i run now. other brands are good too, if you want to spend more $$$$ and time dialing in...
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Originally Posted by ScottyM
(Post 9962181)
Ignore every suggestion until you decide if you're going to race it or bash it..
Because race trucks don't get bashed, and Bashers don't finish races.. If you going to Bash get a cheap RTR that you can get parts for. Thunder Tiger comes to mind. If you going to race it, put in some work find out what you're truelly going to need, then come back and find out what truck will fit your driving style best and/or the most popular truck at your track. The more popular the truck the more input on set ups, and more availability of parts should you be unlucky enough to break something.. to the OP... IMO you need to get one you can easily find parts for. go to your LHS and see what they carry. if they carry losi buy the Losi. If they carry Associated get the Associated. If they carry Mugen get the Mugen Ect... just stay away from off brands and you will be fine. If you are on a budget check out the used classified. you should have no problem getting all setup with a nice truggy for what you are wanting to spend. I just recently picked up a very nice MBX5T roller for $175 I probably have less than $400 in it now. but I had some of the things needed allready. |
I've had my Xray XT8-09 2 years now and have only had a camber link bust after doing about 8 cartwheels. So don't over look this well built truggy
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