NT48, D8T Tessman, MBX7T?
#1
NT48, D8T Tessman, MBX7T?
I wasn't going to do this but looking for non biased advise on what will be my new Truggy! I'm having a hard time deciding, coming from a RC8T CE that's way overdue for retirement but loved it! I currently run the MBX7 buggy. From my understanding on reading the forums....
NT48= very durable
D8T Tess= aluminum F/R hubs nice!
MBX7T= it's a Mugen!
NT48= very durable
D8T Tess= aluminum F/R hubs nice!
MBX7T= it's a Mugen!
Last edited by RC-ZOMBIE; 01-29-2015 at 01:56 PM.
#2
Out of those 3 tough to argue with the most winning truggy out there! D8t Tessman Edition
#4
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I wasn't going to do this but looking for non biased advise on what will be my new Truggy! I'm having a hard time deciding, coming from a RC8T CE that's way overdue for retirement but loved it! I currently run the MBX7 buggy. From my understanding on reading the forums....
NT48= very durable
D8T Tess= aluminum F/R hubs nice!
MBX7T= it's a Mugen!
NT48= very durable
D8T Tess= aluminum F/R hubs nice!
MBX7T= it's a Mugen!
Can't commenr on the other trucks but the 7t is awesome to drive, very fast truck, personally had near no breakages since its release.
#5
My vote is for the Tekno. Stable, easy to drive and better corner speed than any other truggy on the market.
#9
You should also take a look at the sworkz s350T. Great quality, durability, and performance. People with mbx7t truggies are even putting s350T parts on them.
#12
Well there are some companies that are switching from the c-hub to pillow ball so that's got to say something.
#14
Yes associated and also if you go look at the thread Will Durango release a new buggy for 2015 thread there is a picture of the new dnx8 and it looks like it has pillow balls as well.
#15
Tech Addict
I was told by a friend Mugen will be releasing an updated truck soon.