Repair or buy new roller?
#1
Repair or buy new roller?
Hey everyone, I crashed my Thunder Tiger XXB buggy on Sunday going full speed into a concrete post....
Ive check a few online and local hobby store and the best pricing to order the new parts to repair will cost me $236 inc. postage.
So my question is should I bother repair it or buy a new roller and use my existing motor, esc, batter, radio gear. And if I go for a new roller what recommendations?
Thanks,
Jameson
Ive check a few online and local hobby store and the best pricing to order the new parts to repair will cost me $236 inc. postage.
So my question is should I bother repair it or buy a new roller and use my existing motor, esc, batter, radio gear. And if I go for a new roller what recommendations?
Thanks,
Jameson
#2
The xxb isnt a bad buggy appart from the exposed spur gear and odd triangular hex drives. Do you race competitively or use it as a basher?
#3
On the plus side is have managed to repair a few parts already so the new parts will only come to $80, trouble is sourcing them, no one ( including thunder tiger ) have any parts in stock.
#4
I have always purchased my Thunder Tiger parts from Kellets Hobbies in Liverpool. They have a good range in stock and are always happy to order in when required. If you can't get there their online store is the way to go.