LosiMadMan

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LOL ya because the ST-RR will cost you $5,000.

Truth is some truggys are WAY over priced and some are priced just right. Some wear fast, but the parts are easy to find and cheep. Some truggy parts are not so easy to find. They all handle different, and if you drive them right any of them can take you to 1st place. Every one is going to come in here and tell you what they drive is the best. It's a joke really; there have been so many of these threads it's pathetic. Go to the track "if that’s what you plan on doing" and see what they carry in stock and have parts for. Maybe someone will let you drive their truggys, but for God sakes pick one on your own don't let these people tell you what they drive is the best.

superdave2

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well im running a losi muggy and yes a muggy i finished 1st place last weekend and 2 weekends ago i finished 2nd so i think it is all in how much you can drive your truck because i know dont know anybody that drives/races a muggy but last weekend i beat a jammin x1x crt a mayhem truggy and 2 losi 8ts so it really just all depends on how good you can drive

donbeatya

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i does not matter what people say is the best you might go thru all the truggies befor eyou find which one you like the best. as far as which are top notch heres my picks.

MBX5T- DURABILITY AND DRIVEABILITY, BUT IS EXPENSIVE FOR PARTS

LOSI- SUPER FAST ALITTLE HARDER TO DRIVE AND NEEDS TO BE SET UP WITH ATTENTION TO DETAIL, REASONABLY PRICED PARTS

KYOSHO- SUPER FAST SUPER STRONG, BUT ALSO EXPENSIVE FOR PARTS

IF I WERE YOU ID WAIT TILL THE RC8T COMES OUT AND GET IT. IT WILL DEFINATLY BE FAST, STRONG AND BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE YOULL EVER FIND, AND SPARE PARTS ARE VERY WELL PRICED

superdave2

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agree +1

DOMIT

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I was gonna ask that too... my Jammin buggy is much easier to work on than my Losi was. (not sure if the truggy is as much easier.) Note that I am NOT putting the Losi down... GREAT car, for a driver with better reactions and more skill than me.

PAPA

I am with K2rcracer on this one. I have owned the Jammin, 3@MBX5t, Losi 8t, and know the Kyosho STRR. By far the most durable of the bunch for me. Parts are easy to find not that you'll be needing them, Support from the team drivers is second to none.

malik

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I posted about waiting for the RC8T earlier, and want to chime in again. I run the Matrix TR right now and find it super durable I will agree that it is alittle heavy but there is options to help with that. It has the most steering out of any truggy I ever driven, I like lots of steering and parts wear is very little. I do have to say that parts ARE not the cheapest and I do have to order when I do need some which is rare. I have only broke a front arm since I have had it "and that was my fault".

ezveedub

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The ST-RR or MBX5T are the two to chose from. Both perform and have durability. I don't know why people say the Kyosho parts are expensive, since Mugen is not any cheaper. Mugen prices are on par with Kyosho, if not some times more.

Oasis

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I would get the X2..I had the BCE Jammin X and it's basically the X2, as far as handling goes it's not anything like the X1..you would be surprised..If your getting parts handed to you..why change..The Mugen does most things well but it pushes like a dump truck..

jlinds

i personally like the CRT

Rc_Boy89

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Kyosho STRR is my pick, imo its the best truck hands down. Just look at the results its getting...its also one of the fastest truggys over here with alot making the right switch , definitely an awesome kit.

My second choice would have to be the x2 very nice truck

gtsum

I agree with pretty much everything posted lately...all of the trucks are really good..they just are a bit different in how they go about getting their business done..the Losi is quick, agile, jumps like a cat, but parts wear out fast, and to me, it is finicky on setup...the mugen is proven and durable...they do everything well (except steering..I have yet to see one steer as well as some others)...one not mentioned so far is the xray..it is a very good truck..the parts quality is second to none (including Kyosho), parts fit and finish are tops, it lasts forever, and it is fast....(the shocks leave a lot to be desired though)....the strr is just fast...not sure if it is the geometry, the extended wheelbase, the shocks, the gearing, or what (I am sure a combo of all the above), but the thing just moves....if you can drive a loose and fast truck, this is the one for you imo....I am a little disappointed in the "kyosho quality" though...don't get me wrong, it is good, but not near as good as the xray (I am quite a bit faster with the strr though!) Bottom line is all the current trucks are good....just get whatever appeals to you and you can get parts support for

Oasis

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Very well put..gtsum..I have and race an ST-RR..at my local track it's just plain fast..but the local track i race at has the best dirt i have ever driven on..in the evening pretty much any tire hooks up..and on this stuff my ST-RR is like driving a TC..No push..Just hooked up..but I have driven on tracks that were a chore to get the ST-RR around..but it was very slick and slick tracks are not really the strong point on the Kyosho..and try not to hit anything..

GH Racing

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mugen for sure