1/8th buggy hot news????
06-20-2008, 07:53 AM
#1
1/8th buggy hot news????
hey all: Does anyone have news about any new new buggy kits or updated kits other than the hb d8 x-ray 808 and ofna hyper 9 as we get closer to the ifmar worlds in september. Also why has kyosho skipped over #8 and called their rumored new buggy mp9? Thanks for the info 
06-20-2008, 08:00 AM
#3
Tech Addict
Feel free to visit Neo-buggy to see this rumored MP-9 you talk of.
Also the MP5 = MP5
MP6 = MP6
MP7.5 = MP7
MP777 = MP8
MP9 = MP9
It's all in succession. There was no skipping of MP8. Just a different name for it.
Also the MP5 = MP5
MP6 = MP6
MP7.5 = MP7
MP777 = MP8
MP9 = MP9
It's all in succession. There was no skipping of MP8. Just a different name for it.
06-20-2008, 08:28 AM
#6
They also chose the triple 7 naming convention over the 8 because they've won 7 World Championships.
06-20-2008, 10:53 AM
#7
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Top of the class in quality/durability
One of the lightest cars on the market out of the box
Balance and handling very refined with a mix of all current design concepts
More features/adjustability out of the box than any car available
Ingenious front caster hub design, change caster angle in literally 2 minutes (dont even have to take the tire off
)Priced right with ZERO hopups needed out of the box 7075 lightened hard coated chassis, awesome BB shocks, every caster adjustment in the box....no reason to pay $600+ for a buggy that still needs upgrades to be durable/competitive
Noone can match its value, durability and performance IMO
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