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hockeyhead019 04-12-2007 09:41 PM

What is the best 4wd buggy for your money?
 
Hey guys,

I'm shopping around for Christmas and i figured that I'd ask people who know. So what is a good 4wd buggy for your money, i really don't wanna spend a lot and it won't be used for really competitive racing just messing around at a local track with some buddies.

Thanks

Chris Green 04-12-2007 09:43 PM

Tamiya Durga, if you're on a budget. £120 inc delivery from HK.

Or, an associated B44, if you think you will ever want to race. £220 approx.

hockeyhead019 04-12-2007 09:49 PM

OK any recommendations on an ESC or radio equipment??

Chris Green 04-12-2007 10:38 PM

what is your budget?

hockeyhead019 05-12-2007 01:02 AM

well I'm shooting for under 200 us dollars whatever that is in euros. i think that it's around 140 and in pounds it's around 100 i think. correct me if i'm wrong sorry.

thanks

Jonny_H 05-12-2007 12:59 PM

You'll struggle to buy a complete new setup for that budget, I'm afraid (as mentioned above even an entry-level Tamiya is £120 for the car).

Consider going second-hand.

hockeyhead019 05-12-2007 09:07 PM

hmmm well what would be the lowest costing one then because i really want to get into it and i'm sure i could spend a little over my budget.

thanks

Chris Green 05-12-2007 09:28 PM

is your $200 just for the ESC and transmitter? or is that for a car, esc, transmitter and everything?

if so, I think a B4 RS would be your best bet. I know its 2wd, but its about the only chance you'll have of getting everything for that sort of money unfortunately.

hockeyhead019 05-12-2007 09:42 PM

well it was suposed to be for the car and everything but i'm sure i could come up with a little extra money because i wanna try 4wd, i had a two wheel drive that i could probably get the reciever and servo out of and i still have the controller in one piece somewhere so mainly the kit and the motor along with an esc.

thanks

Metla 07-12-2007 08:40 PM

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...ducts_id/16983

hockeyhead019 07-12-2007 08:55 PM

hey man thanks a lot it looks pretty good. how is it with the parts are they available and are they strong enough to take a little punishment?? i mean i'm not dropping the car off a ten story building but will it stay together if i do some bashing in the backyard and don't land the jumps perfectly??

Metla 08-12-2007 12:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hockeyhead019 (Post 75593)
hey man thanks a lot it looks pretty good. how is it with the parts are they available and are they strong enough to take a little punishment?? i mean i'm not dropping the car off a ten story building but will it stay together if i do some bashing in the backyard and don't land the jumps perfectly??


I don't own one, But once I get my track built I'll be buying a couple of them for family members to use, I haven't heard anything negative about them in regards to strength.

Scouser 08-12-2007 12:45 AM

The aluminum front arm brace is the first thing I would buy but other than that, they are a great car. Loads of parts available for the car from pretty much anywhere, shiny upgrades if you want them and a good racer if you ever got the urge to compete. Check out the review Jimmy did.;)

hockeyhead019 08-12-2007 01:09 PM

hey thanks guys,

it sounds pretty good. anybody else with any suggestions before i change my mind??

thanks

RogerM 08-12-2007 01:59 PM

I'm seriously considering running Kyosho as my race chassis in 08 and looking at what you get in the ZX5 ready set it looks like a bargin!


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