Again, Id stick with the stock bodies for now. Get some HOURS on your ride bro! If I were you I'd concentrate on doing research and picking out your other gear first. Grab yourself one set of tires(or 2)to start out with, pick up a good tx/rx combo and an engine(Look at the Werks B6
)a good starter box(OFNA blue box seems to be the unanimous choice)and a pair of good servos and go from there. Hop up parts, bodies,wings etc should wait until you get the basics and have some hours on your buggy. Trust me.
Im sure everyone here will agree with me.
PS: You can tell us what buggy you got too.
No hardcore racer here is gonna bitch just because you got somethin they didnt recommend. Like I stated before, ALL of these buggies can easily hit the winners circle, what really matters is driver skill and setup. Thats what really makes the grade.
