What starter box is everyone using?? And Why
#1

Going to get a new one in a couple of weeks and need idea on what to look for..
gonna be running a 1/8 scale buggy...
gonna be running a 1/8 scale buggy...
#6

kyosho box for my kyosho buggy. im a kyosho brand snob though
#7

i want to run the Associated brand myself but dont like the starter box they offer.. Looks cheap and easy to break...
I am liking the Protek but best price i can find is 70 bucks..... I also like the Kyosho but it is 84 bucks.....
I am liking the Protek but best price i can find is 70 bucks..... I also like the Kyosho but it is 84 bucks.....
#8

Ofna truggy blue box.
#9

Mugen Box Starts everything. Has been good to me for many years. Used it for multiple buggies. friend uses it for all his families buggies and truggies
#10

I'm using a cheap HSP one, had a Q-World briefly (friend asked me to fix it), kinda like the Q-World better...
#11

I prefer single big motor than two smaller. One you can get parts for and set up for many cars. Has the tilting base plate as it supports the buggy way better. Oh and power panel to connect those plug in glow plug starters.
I'm using a cheap HSP one, had a Q-World briefly (friend asked me to fix it), kinda like the Q-World better...
I'm using a cheap HSP one, had a Q-World briefly (friend asked me to fix it), kinda like the Q-World better...
so i am trying to find out what people are using now...
#12

i have a old ofna and it has the single motor but they dont make replacement drive wheels for it anymore. and i am having problems with the wheel touching my chassis and rubbing before it touches the flywheel good...
so i am trying to find out what people are using now...
so i am trying to find out what people are using now...
#13
Tech Regular

Can I say the best starter box is one with good power!
We switched to 2 x 4s 5000 MAH, Hardcase from hobbyking, cheap and work well.
We switched to 2 x 4s 5000 MAH, Hardcase from hobbyking, cheap and work well.
#14