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Old 04-29-2010, 04:57 PM
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the X-Ray is a VERY fast and Very strong car i rarely see people break parts on them, but as with the current breed of race buggy's they can be very hard to drive and beginners prefer a heavier more stable car like a 7.5 or a D8

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Originally Posted by RC-ZOMBIE
Xray is not the best, its the most expensive!!!! It might have the best parts fit and quality, however once you need a part they have a new kit out.
I think kyosho has the most expensive part down. I have seen the strr and mp9 and i was impressed.

xray is one of the best no doubt. I like the way it glides through the air.

just get one and race it.

but if i was you, and that was my budget. I would get the oddonnel z01t. they are generally cheaper out of all the big ones except the d8.

And some would agree that it is better then the d8. Lot's of oddonels at my track and they do very well. And they are durable.

Also, is it 450$ for just a buggy? or for everything?
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Old 04-29-2010, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by dreaux
I think kyosho has the most expensive part down. I have seen the strr and mp9 and i was impressed.

xray is one of the best no doubt. I like the way it glides through the air.

just get one and race it.

but if i was you, and that was my budget. I would get the oddonnel z01t. they are generally cheaper out of all the big ones except the d8.

And some would agree that it is better then the d8. Lot's of oddonels at my track and they do very well. And they are durable.

Also, is it 450$ for just a buggy? or for everything?
Oh yeh, forgot about K cars. Ran MP777 sp1,sp2,Worlds. Kyosho has always been over priced , Xray buggies and NT1 on road, Jammin and when Associated finally came out with there 1/8 scale I never looked back. All great cars though, But the word budget and D8 fit together

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Old 04-29-2010, 05:36 PM
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I really love my Losi cars and I hate to say it but I have to say go with a D8 price and driveability. Dammm I cant believe that I actually recommended a damm Hot Bodies.... (its personal)
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Default great points guys

With so many cars its tough to decide, esp for a new racer.
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Old 05-01-2010, 04:16 PM
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Thanks fo the replies. I've decided to go with the D8 - most people seem to rate it, and I've watched a few youtube vids about it. Plus a major selling point is its price - just brought one new from Pac Coast Hobbies (via ebay) for $299.

Its my first kit so no doubt I'll be on here a lot with build problems haha.

Cheers again for the feedback.
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