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Old 04-12-2015, 09:26 PM
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Jsapata
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Rhall

It was suggested to me that I check with my local racetrack to see what buggy has the most support. Locally for me that was the Associated brand. I ended up purchasing a B5M with some of the less expensive electronics (Justock spec motor and ESC), $100 transmitter, and a decent steering servo.

Wasn't "cheap" but so far super durable, lots of help from local racers on setup, and can definitely grow with it over time.

Had I spent less on a RTR I would have ended up spending more in the long run to get my RTR up to par with the basic kit, upgrading the servo, and radio.
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