Affordable truggy?
#1

Whats a good affordable truggy for bashing around or would buying a used truggy be a better option? Specifically in the 1/8 range.
I do more bashing then anything and the truggy looks to more durable then the buggy, is this right?
Thanks
I do more bashing then anything and the truggy looks to more durable then the buggy, is this right?
Thanks
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#8

Thanks for the tip, I bought myself one. Funny thing is I bought a set of motors the other day and one was .24 Dynamite XP and I was wondering what I would do with it. Now I know.
#10

Fortunately I am CNC capable and I am sure I could do something to resolve the issue. Thanks for the info though. Nothing that pisses a person off more when finishing a kit then breaking a part and assuming you did something wrong just to find out the manufacture has a weak link.
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Unfortunately I haven't heard about such a thing as an affordable truggy
They are great fun machines but costly.

They are great fun machines but costly.