Compare betwen MBX6 and Xray 808
As i know, MBX6 is harder but heavier, I see xray is more professional than MBX6. Both of them is the same so i don't know chose what.
If you were me, which kit would you chose! Can you give me some exp to get a best kit. |
not exactly sure what you mean by "harder" and more "professional" i own both i love them both they are both capable of winning anything in the right hands
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I race an Xray 808, but put it this way...
The only other car I would even consider is the MBX6. Mugen is the only other manufacturer that even comes close to Xray's build quality. In the end, you have to choose whether you prefer pillow ball or c-hub suspension? European or Japanese? I chose Xray and have no regrets. I love everything about the buggy. |
Originally Posted by Semple
(Post 6070774)
I race an Xray 808, but put it this way...
The only other car I would even consider is the MBX6. Mugen is the only other manufacturer that even comes close to Xray's build quality. In the end, you have to choose whether you prefer pillow ball or c-hub suspension? European or Japanese? I chose Xray and have no regrets. I love everything about the buggy. |
Originally Posted by Semple
(Post 6070774)
I race an Xray 808, but put it this way...
The only other car I would even consider is the MBX6. Mugen is the only other manufacturer that even comes close to Xray's build quality. In the end, you have to choose whether you prefer pillow ball or c-hub suspension? European or Japanese? I chose Xray and have no regrets. I love everything about the buggy. |
Originally Posted by MadRussian
(Post 6070867)
Buy a Z-Car and see its driverain last 17 gallons and still be racing, and you will change your mind.
Tamiya looks like it could be pretty high-quality, too. I have only seen the Truggy up close so far. |
I believe the guy asked about Mugen and XRAY only..There are about 8-10 buggies very capable of winning races, but only 2 involved in this conversation
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Mugen's the only other car I would have considered over my 808. The build quality looks similar, but from what I have seen at my track, the 808 maybe a little more durable.
You can't go wrong with either car imho. I don't know the driving characteristics of the Mugen, but it certainly flies in the hands of the local yokel pro's at my track. |
when i put my mbx6 together, i was dumbfounded on the quality of the parts. Just the plastic alone is unbelievable. The xray is at least as good. I will say this, one of my servo saver shafts came with only one end threaded. My lhs said it will be awhile the part is on backorder. And on backorder everywhere i looked. I wrote mugen a email and it was shiped out 20 minutes after i sent the email and on my doorstep in 3 days!!!!:eek:
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Originally Posted by AK_Nguyen
(Post 6070653)
As i know, MBX6 is harder but heavier, I see xray is more professional than MBX6. Both of them is the same so i don't know chose what.
If you were me, which kit would you chose! Can you give me some exp to get a best kit. |
Originally Posted by dreaux
(Post 6072529)
Please explain to me how a xray is uh more professional????:confused:
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Originally Posted by Jaz240
(Post 6072610)
XRAY buggies can also do accounting, and legal work
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Originally Posted by unsp0ken
(Post 6072667)
which buggy can do electrical engineering work? i gotta buy me one of those so it can do my job for me.
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Originally Posted by dreaux
(Post 6072695)
so your the reason i am pulling 7 conductor wire through a 3/4 conduit with undersized fittings.:lol:
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flip a coin . heads or tails you win.
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