which buggy?
#1
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Hi guys, im new to buggies. Looking to get a 1/8 gas off-roader. Interested in either the Hyper PBS Pro or the Sacker Pro kit. Both seem to have lots more option parts than the regular kits, so which is better in terms of quality & durability?
#6
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Originally posted by frozenpod
You could also get a Hong Nor there awesome.
Either the mbx5 of kysoho already memtioned would also do the job.
Just get one similar to guys at the local track that way you can shear parts
You could also get a Hong Nor there awesome.
Either the mbx5 of kysoho already memtioned would also do the job.
Just get one similar to guys at the local track that way you can shear parts
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What that?
The hong nor's are the best when it comes to quality.
With 1/8 buggies it is rear to break parts but they do wear out and require routine maintance and replacement. With the hong nor you will perform the same amount of maintance and replace items an least half of often. With out a doubt the hong nor is the best quality buggy.
But I think you will find that the mugen and kyosho buggies are slightly faster, at the tracks I race at the mugen is the current lap recorder holder.
I think a lot of this comes down to setup and driving. I don't think many people would find a difference between the three brands. Just pick the one you like and can get parts for. It is also handy to have the same as other guys at the track so you can compare setup and shear parts
The hong nor's are the best when it comes to quality.With 1/8 buggies it is rear to break parts but they do wear out and require routine maintance and replacement. With the hong nor you will perform the same amount of maintance and replace items an least half of often. With out a doubt the hong nor is the best quality buggy.
But I think you will find that the mugen and kyosho buggies are slightly faster, at the tracks I race at the mugen is the current lap recorder holder.
I think a lot of this comes down to setup and driving. I don't think many people would find a difference between the three brands. Just pick the one you like and can get parts for. It is also handy to have the same as other guys at the track so you can compare setup and shear parts
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#10
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From: darwin australia
Thats a reasonable prices but all the listed equipment comes in the kit except the tires.
to this you need a rear exhaust engine, pipe, header and 2 hi torque servos as well as a receiver and battery and most starter boxes aren't strong enough to turn over a new (tight) 21 size engine.
the mbx-5 is a high performance buggy and unless you are right at the top of competition it would be overkill. the sacker is an excellent car(its a ripoff of the kanai3 and some hop ups fit).
the money spent on the top line car would be better spent on a motor, tyres( buggies destroy tyres very quickly) and electrics.
hope this helps
gary
to this you need a rear exhaust engine, pipe, header and 2 hi torque servos as well as a receiver and battery and most starter boxes aren't strong enough to turn over a new (tight) 21 size engine.
the mbx-5 is a high performance buggy and unless you are right at the top of competition it would be overkill. the sacker is an excellent car(its a ripoff of the kanai3 and some hop ups fit).
the money spent on the top line car would be better spent on a motor, tyres( buggies destroy tyres very quickly) and electrics.
hope this helps
gary
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You better tell us what hong nor buggy you believe is so great (the 9.5?) because the only one I seen in action was the Ultra and it was TOTAL CRAP.
Originally posted by frozenpod
What that?
The hong nor's are the best when it comes to quality.
What that?
The hong nor's are the best when it comes to quality.



