Mystery buggy

[Liktheofna]

Hello guys, just got into the hobby and got my first car about 2 weeks ago, it's a hpi evo+ almost new, kid gave it to me for 100 because he lost the carb so I ordered the part and it will be here soon. Yesterday while watching the rc drifters at a track by my work I bought a ofna buggy for 80 bucks, it was in great shape just in pieces in a box so I took it hope last night and started to put it together and I have a few problems and the main one is that I can't identify the truck, it has no model number or anything all I know is its a ofna. I just need to get parts and this is making it very hard. O by the way the problem is I don't have what ever pi or screw to connect the steering servo to the trucks rack it's like a little ball joint thing with a hole and it looks like a pin goes through but I'm not sure. I need model info for parts.

Thanks everyone and hope to see you on the TRACK!

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[olds97_lss]

If you could post up some larger photo's, it will be easier to identify. Make sure to take a good straight down body off photo so the chassis bits are easier to see. OFNA has a lot of various rigs or versions of rigs and they are very similar.

I had a similar issue identifying one of mine. I downloaded every single manual from OFNA and I'm pretty sure I found it... except mine looks older than yours. Mine has weak axles, crappy chassis and rear tower/wing bracing. Live and learn.

 

[Snook Man]

Ofna LX One.
Any turnbuckle with ball ends on each end of the correct length will connect the sero horn to the steering bell crank arm.

 

[olds97_lss]

Now that you mention it, it does look a lot like mine, but newer. Hope it has beefier axles as they are prone to bending and don't use standard bearings... well at least the same as two other buggies I had.