teeforb

iTrader: (94)

Hello All,

I have a Mugen MBX5 Prospect and I am thinking about selling it and get a MBX5-T. Before I do that, I want to know if you guys think that the Truggys are here to stay for race purposes and do most races have Truggy classes. My concern is that I do not want to show up to a race and they have tons of buggys and only a few truggys to race.

Thanks in advance...

Mason

all classes are fads, and they all cycle in popularity because people get tired of the same ol' same ol'. If you can, have both.

teeforb

iTrader: (94)

I was thinking of that...

Drift_Buggy

iTrader: (22)

The Truggies will die off but buggies will always be the most popular RC Class out there

Cheers

WheelNut

iTrader: (5)

I doubt truggies are going to be seeing a decline anytime in the near future. If you are bored with your buggy pick up a truggy. Personally though don't like the way they hanlde though, much prefer the buggy, so much more fun to drive. Buggy will always be the biggest class around the world though, thats for sure.

ManicRC

iTrader: (135)

IMO, the truggy is more fun to run hard since it is more forgiving. The buggy is more technical and quick in every way. The differences are similar to 1/10 scale electric buggy and truck. Definitely keep both if you can.

AreCee

iTrader: (1)

I'm in total agreement here. I've seen the shift from 1/10 2wd electric buggy to 1/10 2wd electric truck to 1/10 2wd nitro truck to 1/8 buggy and now to 1/8 truggy. I think truggies are here to stay but the biggest race class turnout is still 1/8 buggy.

teeforb

iTrader: (94)

I drove some friends truggy this weekend and it was fun. But I still like the buggy too. I don't mind buying the truggy and keeping the buggy. But if I keep the buggy, then I have to buy another motor, transponder, and receiver. Jeezz!!!

TheTurtleMan

iTrader: (31)

That just goes to show that people cant drive. Gas Truck is by far the funnest gas class out there. And 2mod is the best electric class.... You need to learn a bit of finness w/ them, but if you spend the time to do, it will only make you a way better driver. W/ a truggy you just start it up, hold it wide open and go....

That is my 2cent, prob not worth 1...