vito

got the ok to pick up a 1/8 e kit win the visa card is pay down some. got my eye on a losi 8 3.0 e kit? good

vito

whats A good kit to play with?

scorpion51503

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Everyone always asks these questions on here all it does is create 4 pages of disagreements on the best kit. The best advice I can give you is to go on the official pages of all the possible candidates and see what ppl are saying about each

mydudrevo

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+1 all of the current kits are just as competitive just pick one with good parts support in your area. Mugen, associated, hot bodies, X-ray, tekno, serpent, caster, and I'm sure there are some I've missed but you can't go wrong with any of them they all have drawbacks and they all have strong suits.

jsrocket13

iTrader: (27)

Vito since your a TLR fan to get the 8ight e.

vito

thanks I do like the 8 3.0 kit a lot but to hight price

Shawn_S

iTrader: (20)

Buy the one YOU like. Be it chassis design that draws you to it, a pro driver you like chassis sponsor, a cool advertisement, etc. Most of the kits are competitive enough they will not be the thing holding you back. IMHO in this day of internet coupled with extremely durable 1/8th cars, "parts supports" is significantly overrated.

whtpny4

iTrader: (15)

TLR 8E 3.0 or Tekno EB48.2

vito

drango 408 v2?

ThePanda

iTrader: (68)

Thats a good car. You could look used as well. I just saw one of those for like 250 in awesome shape, gently used.

blade329

iTrader: (114)

Congratulations!! I hear the 3.0 is great, so I would say go for it.

akshayp14

+1

after all my research these two buggies were my prime candidates, and finally I decided on the 3.0e only cos of parts support and though i don't know what the tekno is like, i can tell you i love my 3.0e.

DangerCow

Strictly basher focused, but, about the DEX408v2:

http://www.bigsquidrc.com/review-dur...gy/#more-49028

"Jumping: Best we’ve ever tested, I think that sums it up nicely."

"...a great handling buggy in the rough. We had a lot of fun searching out the gnarliest/bumpiest ground we could find then blasting through it pinned with the Durango."

"...pack after pack of hardcore bashing, our DEX408v2 remained alive."

"The buggy thrives on being driven hard, the harder you push it, the faster it goes, unlike other buggies that can feel like they are completely overwhelmed when big power is installed."

"The DEX408v2 is one of the best handling rc vehicles that money can buy. It is the best at jumping that we’ve ever tested, one of the best in the corners, and generally excels at ever aspect of handling."

And the kicker: "Also on a handling note, we have tons of time with an Associated RC8.2E and a Losi 8ight-E 2.0. The Durango made both of those buggies, especially the Associated, seem hard to drive and less stable."

Lowe's48

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If i would have to start all over again with nothing?? It would be an EB 48 !

vito

2 cars on the list are losi 8.3 0 e kit or drango 408. v 2