Buggy will teach you to be more precise and make you a better driver in the long run.

That and a aluminum servo horn for steering. Those are the only items I have upgraded on the rigg and it runs great.

sein: does that make the steering better or something having the servo horn mounted that way i might try that if i run my 1.0 buggy ?

sorry lol wrong tread .

also the aluminum upper arm on servo saver! will tighten up steering alot!

Okay leaning towards the buggy now, I would much rather become more skill full than drive a bigger machine... Plus setting it up will be a breeze tons of friendly track members.

Also the buggy is cheaper to maintain. Less wear on bearings and axles, as well as tires(track dependent). Clutch lasts longer and the tires are cheaper.

And it's more fun to race. I used to place higher with my truggy, but still prefer buggy.

+1 they are cheaper. But me being a truck guy i like truggies more. Its all preference. If you dont care witch type your driving go with a buggy.

Best answer goes to you! What do you all think about the dx3s it comes with? I want to sell it with my futaba an buy the best M11... Hmmmm.

The dx3s is a good radio, very light and comfortable. But I still feel more comfortable with my 4pk. Had I not had the 4pk already when I got my XXL truck, I would have stuck with Spektrum.

I like the dx3s then again its the only radio Ive used it has over 93 hrs on it in the last year and still works like the 1st day I got it.

if you have big hands the dx3s is alittle uncomfortable to use, but very good radio, easy to navigate.