Hot Bodies D413 1/10 4WD Buggy
#8176
Tech Master
iTrader: (8)
I came from running 4x4 SCT & Ebuggy and this is my first 1/10 4w Buggy. The 7.5 felt perfect to get used to and it still had the power for 1/8 sized tracks. It kept me out of trouble learning and plenty of power to gear up as well.
Another choice would be an 8.5 and depending on the ESC you could add boost or timing to it. There are a few guys at our track running the Trackstar 120A ESC and motor combo and have added boost to it and the car does quite well.
#8177
I guess it depends on his track too and or size of track, cause he also states it would be nice to have the power when needed.
I came from running 4x4 SCT & Ebuggy and this is my first 1/10 4w Buggy. The 7.5 felt perfect to get used to and it still had the power for 1/8 sized tracks. It kept me out of trouble learning and plenty of power to gear up as well.
Another choice would be an 8.5 and depending on the ESC you could add boost or timing to it. There are a few guys at our track running the Trackstar 120A ESC and motor combo and have added boost to it and the car does quite well.
I came from running 4x4 SCT & Ebuggy and this is my first 1/10 4w Buggy. The 7.5 felt perfect to get used to and it still had the power for 1/8 sized tracks. It kept me out of trouble learning and plenty of power to gear up as well.
Another choice would be an 8.5 and depending on the ESC you could add boost or timing to it. There are a few guys at our track running the Trackstar 120A ESC and motor combo and have added boost to it and the car does quite well.
#8179
Tech Elite
iTrader: (48)
Bottom line, if you want to drive it like "hold my beer and watch this" (no offense to anybody, we all have or had that moment) then get the 1:8 buggy.
#8180
Tech Rookie
Front shock shafts are in stock at A-main in case anyone doesn't know
#8183
Mine wanted to nosedive with the wing in the high position. When I lowered it, the buggy seemed to stay more level in the air. I'm thinking with the added weight of the Exotec mounts and Sworks wing, it might be just about perfect. Time to go place a couple orders.
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#8187
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (12)
Me too. I got a pair for the front when Tower had them in stock last week but still need another set for the rear and maybe a spare set, just in case.
Not sure why amain doesn't even seem to carry them.
At least I got some for the front though. Shocks popping off of the tower is the main problem I've had with the buggy. Couple steering links popped of as well. All of it was a result of crashing, of course.
-Chris
Not sure why amain doesn't even seem to carry them.
At least I got some for the front though. Shocks popping off of the tower is the main problem I've had with the buggy. Couple steering links popped of as well. All of it was a result of crashing, of course.
-Chris
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#8189
Tech Adept
Looking into getting a 4wd buggy between this and a xray xb4. Reading through this thread and looking to purchase it seems that there is a major supply issue with part as well as kits for hotbodies is this common?
#8190