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[forest]

whats the best brushed or brushless car truggy or buggy for the 230 range ?

 

[hamz9561]

The Team Associated RC-18B2 is a great 1/18 scale brushless buggy:

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product...RC18-B2-Brushless-Mini-4wd-RTR-Electric-Buggy

I had the original RC-18T and it was a sturdy little truck out of the box. On brushless it's still a lot of fun. The newer ones like the B2 comes brushless and has a 2.4 GHz radio included for less than $200 before tax.

 

[forest]

how is team associated never really seen one or heard much review of them

 

[fescue101]

team associated is one of the bigger players they are solid.

 

[hamz9561]

Lots of aftermarket support for them as well.

 

[forest]

so you would say there probably the best you can get for the price ?i really like the rc18t2 brushless what terrain would that go over ? how fast is it and would it be fast if i just added a 2s lipo or a 3s lipo

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and also have they worked out hte to tight belt i guess there was a big problem with that

 

[jtboogie]

if you like the rc18t2 for 250 bucks you can step up to a 1/10 scale. Depends on what scale you would rather have.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXYYD9BW&P=0

 

[forest]

how fast is that car out of box and is that like a built rtr ?

 

[Greywolf74]

I couldnt put it in MPH but that 1/10 RC10 is gonna be bigger and faster than the 1/18. Id go for the 1/10 personally and yes its RTR

 

[forest]

when i mean built rtr i mean like beefed up as in built like not stock

 

[Greywolf74]

RTR means it comes assembled from the factory ready to run with all stock parts. The only way to get ones with better parts is to buy the kits and build them or buy RTRs and upgrade parts. The kits usually come with some beefed up parts but you have to buy the electronics/engine/servos things like that yourself and add them to the kit. None of the RTR kits come with beefed up after market parts.