Bit of advice please

[Gibber]

hello.

I'm looking to buy a 1/10 buggy (electric) I have £300 to £500 to spend and I would like it to be a kit this must include everything. I have been looking at a HPI cyber 10b.
I would like it to be upgradable so I can eventually have a go at racing. strictly amatuer.
What do you recommend?

Any help would be great.

Cheers.

Gib.

[MALLET]

Hi Gib,

Andy at PBMracing (you can click on the link in my sig) has got

Kyosho Lazer ZX-5 Orion Brushless 4WD RC Buggy-NEW

All you'll need then is lipo, charger and batts for your hand set and he's got all them in stock.

Tim

[Gibber]

whoops my bad, I actualy want to build it, sorry. If I can build it from the ground up I hopefully will be able to tell what evrything is called... more importantly what it does hahaha.

[MALLET]

Here you are then

Kyosho Lazer ZX5-FS Competition 4WD 1/10th Buggy Kit

Or you can ring him as he has got everything in stock. Hand set, servo, electrics, chargers and batteries and he'll sort you a price out

[Gibber]

are spares and upgrades easy to come by with that one?

I have a feeling i'm going to be crashing alot.

[MALLET]

Yeah Andy is the main kyosho dealer.

[Tom3012]

Im guessing you want to do 4WD?

Best bet is to find your near club and go and talk to the people there, see what they are running etc etc...

I would personally recommend a B44, theres a few floating around on here at the moment for good money and its a brilliant car!!! Spares are widely available and a lot of people run them so set-ups are easy to find!

Then theres a fe more things to remember...

1- lipo batteries.. If you buy lipos make sure they are on the homologation list

2- Speedo and motor.. Brushless is your best bet, again make sure the motor is on the list

3- Sticks or steerwheel controller?? This is really down to preference

As i said above, find out where your local club is and pop down to a race meeting and have a browse around and ask some questions

Hope this helps, Tom

[Gibber]

thanks again, i'll have a look at both.

[jhammond]

+1 for the B44. Seem very popular at the moment. Ideal if you're considering racing. Very robust and spares are very easy to get hold of.




Julius.

[TonyM]

+2 for B44., absolutely rock solid It also has a number of common parts with the 2WD B4, so you could enter both classes without 200% extra layout on spares.

[Bravo]

I got the Cyber 10b and it's v good.