BAJA or Buggy???
04-06-2011, 02:54 AM
#1
BAJA or Buggy???
I know they are 2 diff models. But i dunno which to get...
04-06-2011, 04:23 AM
#2
great!
04-06-2011, 05:37 AM
#4
If your planning to race and not put your home up for sale, BUGGY.
04-06-2011, 05:42 AM
#5
+1 workingman on alot of room a foootball field is almost enuff lol
The only thing you may need to remember is that a baja/5thscale is cost is much higher .Most of the time 2 an 3 times higher.thats every time you break something or just upgrade.Then compare bodies 10th/8th scale are like $20 to $30 dallors compared to $100 to $185 for a 5th scale.
then if you want to run with others or not .I know some areas have a few 5th scalers around .but more than likely you can find a track that you can run with 10+ people. so depends on what fun factor you are looking for.
I like both but this year is going to be a 5th scale more so than 8th .
just can not get enuff of that brrraaapp sound lol just me.lol
The only thing you may need to remember is that a baja/5thscale is cost is much higher .Most of the time 2 an 3 times higher.thats every time you break something or just upgrade.Then compare bodies 10th/8th scale are like $20 to $30 dallors compared to $100 to $185 for a 5th scale.
then if you want to run with others or not .I know some areas have a few 5th scalers around .but more than likely you can find a track that you can run with 10+ people. so depends on what fun factor you are looking for.
I like both but this year is going to be a 5th scale more so than 8th .
just can not get enuff of that brrraaapp sound lol just me.lol
04-06-2011, 06:18 AM
#6
how about the third option of the SC. The drive shaft is like 150% beefier than either the baja or buggy, and that's not counting all the other upgrades
04-06-2011, 08:08 AM
#7
Baja's --
From what I've seen, most people are having to put a large amount of durability upgrades on them. I'm talking $500 - $800. That's just to keep them from breaking.
On a SC designed track (roller jumps and smooth), they do pretty good. But around here, most can only run on 1/8 tracks and it ain't pretty. 2wd and top heavy. IMO, they don't turn or jump very well on outdoor 1/8 tracks.
From what I've seen, most people are having to put a large amount of durability upgrades on them. I'm talking $500 - $800. That's just to keep them from breaking.
On a SC designed track (roller jumps and smooth), they do pretty good. But around here, most can only run on 1/8 tracks and it ain't pretty. 2wd and top heavy. IMO, they don't turn or jump very well on outdoor 1/8 tracks.
04-08-2011, 02:19 AM
#8
Baja's --
From what I've seen, most people are having to put a large amount of durability upgrades on them. I'm talking $500 - $800. That's just to keep them from breaking.
On a SC designed track (roller jumps and smooth), they do pretty good. But around here, most can only run on 1/8 tracks and it ain't pretty. 2wd and top heavy. IMO, they don't turn or jump very well on outdoor 1/8 tracks.
From what I've seen, most people are having to put a large amount of durability upgrades on them. I'm talking $500 - $800. That's just to keep them from breaking.
On a SC designed track (roller jumps and smooth), they do pretty good. But around here, most can only run on 1/8 tracks and it ain't pretty. 2wd and top heavy. IMO, they don't turn or jump very well on outdoor 1/8 tracks.
04-08-2011, 05:51 AM
#9
wantboost sent you a pm
you may also want to check out large scale rc vary good guys to deal with and alot of 5th scale sites on the right for the info your asking.
http://www.largescalerc.com/
you may also want to check out large scale rc vary good guys to deal with and alot of 5th scale sites on the right for the info your asking.
http://www.largescalerc.com/
04-08-2011, 09:10 AM
#10
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