tobatoci

thanks am. i will do correction on the table

polarbear72

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I have been running a Murnan Modified Bonito and a Murnan Modified B2 in my buggy and love it. A Werks B6, Nova Plus 4 or a Ninja would also be good choices

Dr. Evil

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Hi. Polarbear. These are fine in a Truggy and not a buggy??

The Bonito I could imagine.

Woops. Just noticed, this is the Buggy section. I'll move over.

RCMD

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Thanks for whoever posted the JQ spacer and Losi low friction o-ring shock setup quite a few pages back. Rebuilt mine last night with those items and kyosho bladders. WOW, buttery smooth and easy to set rebound at whatever I want.

kman16jr

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What is wrong with the stock shocks just curious?I have the newest u.s spec with the silver springs and set my rebound at zero and they feel great everywhere on or off the track,What advantage is there with doing this mod?

RCMD

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Nothing wrong with them, but the o-rings seem to tight to me and it makes it hard to set rebound to anything besides 0. With the low friction o-rings, there is very little resistance. I usually run 25-50% rebound. The Kyosho bladders usually hold rebound longer than any other ones I have tried.

Motorman007

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The Hotbodies Bladders are really worth a look at..

http://www.rctech.net/forum/nitro-of...l#post10466208

Danzo

We highly recommend the M2C product line in clutches.
They make several versions..but either the adjustable aluminum or steel. Since I am a heavy trigger finger driver..I use the steel..also will improve your fuel mileage by at least 1.5 mins or better!

I have provided you two links below:

http://racemugen.com/catalog/m2c-34m...kit-p-942.html

http://racemugen.com/catalog/m2c-34m...it-p-1029.html

IRM616

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whats the best servo for this buggy??

BigNasty

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1268 savox is pretty badass and affordable. The ko are great, too, for twice the money. hitec 7955, 7950 also good. I have them all, and like the savox best at either steering or throttle

IRM616

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perfect. is that the best savox for it?

thanks again

yollie

I have 6r eu spec and 6r us spec. It's a complete diffrent feel one to another.

What is the diffrent beside white carbon, light weight axle, and +1+2 hub?

The eu spec is easier to drive. It has alot of traction even in very loose track.

Is there any diffrent in the crown and pinion gear in us spec? I havent count it yet but u will later. The chassis is it the same? Thanks

Chris-s

Have used Savox 1267's for the past couple of years, been very reliable. One did die on me, so have retired the working one to the spares box.
Currently using Hitec 7945's, very impressed with them so far a lot of my mates swear by them.

gt racing

i switched from 1267/1268 to brushless 2273. you will never look back !

for mugen also change to truggy servo safer spring (silver) you will gain steering & less fading in long finals.

o.s. power

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just got these bad boys in yesterday....