gawith0413

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Ok guys, looking at getting a buggy and running in the stock class. I want this to be a good budget build. What should I be looking for?

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Hobbywing JuStock esc Blue/Black color options - $50

LED Tuning Card - $9

Reedy Sonic 17.5, Schuurspeed 17.5, Tekin Redline Gen 2(non rpm) 17.5

RockinTheCasbah

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Spedd passion, 50 buck esc, and my MMM 17.5 seems to have more torque then other motors I have tried.

jpcopeland1

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Any modern style Speed Control from any manufacturer will do the trick in Stock, same with any stock motor. Just have to find what you like best and use it.

theblitzkidd

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100% A+
I use a de10 esc, but if I stitched it would be to the juStock cause if the price

ThePanda

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+1, though i will add the d3.5 to that list as well.

gawith0413

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Also how strong of a servo is needing in buggy?

ThePanda

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something around .10 and at least 120 oz/in of torque. min.

EricW

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+1 on this suggestion and a ++1 for the SchuurSpeed motor suggestion

EricW

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The D3.5 will fall off the ROAR approval list in April, if that's not an issue then that motor will work as well.

gawith0413

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Anyone have a recommendation for a servo?

Andrew Gray

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You cannot go wrong with the Spektrum S6040 servo. They are rock solid. Or the S6070 if you need a low profile servo.

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The only reason I did not include it, is because as of March it will no longer be Roar legal.

Also I run an s6040 servo from spektrum. 166oz/in and .08/sec speed. Beautiful servo.

My setup in my sig, is a hand built setup based just around stock racing, and I couldn't be happier with it all.

1967Typhoon

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+1000 for the Schuur Speed 17.5T. It's a beast!

Trevor Williams

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Schuur Speed is a very good choice!