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Old 21-11-2011
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Hi. My name is Jim and yes I Know ......We could debate the merrits of each buggy manufacturer all evening

Just restarted Rc racing after a break of 5 years and bought a Tamiya mini M05. Raced two evenings at Maritime and one evening at Sidcup. I forgot how adictive rc racing is!! After setting up the mini I am now nearly broke in the hobby fund as not only have i had to do my own I have had to set one up for my daughter to, so double the cost.

Found your website and would really like to try the indoor off road as many years ago I used to race 1/8 TT EB4 at Wrotham. Looking to buy a 4x4 buggy that is up to the rigours of club racing, upgradable and most important....afordable! Max approx £200
I have a 27 turn stock Brushed motor with venom speed contoller. Will this do to start off with?

Planning on a visit soon

Regards Jim
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Hi Jim and welcome to the FORCC section!

Best bet for you in all honesty is to come pay us a visit one Wednesday, see what we get up to, see what's popular, what's in your budget etc etc.

You can most definitely get started at FORCC with basic equipment as we cater for all ages and abilities (and pocket depths) - but before shelling out any of your hard earned £'s you really would be well advised to come and have a nose around and ask as many questions as you like. Sure we can give more answers and advice than you have questions!!

Hope to see you soon
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Old 21-11-2011
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bang for buck new it has to be the durango dex410
If 2nd hand b44, cat an i wouldnt discount the ansmann ( bmax/B44 look a like)
The durango has full spares back up by a shop at the club too
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Old 22-11-2011
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bang for buck new it has to be the durango dex410
If 2nd hand b44, cat an i wouldnt discount the ansmann ( bmax/B44 look a like)
The durango has full spares back up by a shop at the club too
I would have to agree with the above, I have run my Durango for about 10months and it's been brilliant.. I was a novice and have broken some major parts but cheap to repair/replace and the car still goes really well..

Scott..
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hey scott

are you watching your car LOL

jimbo

to be honest all the cars are pretty much on par in my view i can say this as ive hads pretty much all except durango and b44.



hotbodies D4
Cat sx
Yokomo Bmax
Tamiya Trf 501x
kyosho fs2
Cat sx3
Tamiya Trf 511
Tamiya Trf 502x

all good cars
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Old 23-11-2011
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Thanks for the input guys. I have started to look at the suggested buggies (buggy's) Sp Lol!

All things going to plan today, work, family, weather, traffic etc I plan to be there tonight for a look around to find out the best way forward for me.
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