I am looking to get a nitro buggy, most of my friends have inferno's, however they havent been into racing for 2 years so I dont beleive they are in the loop much anymore but they keep pushing me toward that model. I am somewhat a beginer and I do not want to just buy a rtr and try to race. I know I need to upgrade at least radio and cervos, etc...I just would like any info on some models out there right now that are a solid car with parts easily available, any input would help , thanks
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My personal favorite would be the, http://ofna.com/hyper7-pcr.html or if your not looking for a RTR my next choice would be http://ofna.com/hyper7-PCRpro.html relatively cheap to get into and parts are very easy to come by, good luck with your decision.
How much are you looking to spend initially and then how much afterwards?
I recently purchased an Ofna Hyper 7 PBS RTR Mach28 edition, it was my first RC Nitro purchase and I'm tickled with it.
I did get another Tx and Rx (Airtronics MX-3 and Novak XXL) and went with a hitech945MG servo for steering and a hitech 645MG throttle servo.
It performs very well and is tough and if I had it all over to do again,,I'd go the same route,,but I have little experience with RC's, so don't take my word as gospel.
It's been a learning experience, as it's not all smooth and easy. But, my problems have been minimal and easily corrected.
Jeep
I recently purchased an Ofna Hyper 7 PBS RTR Mach28 edition, it was my first RC Nitro purchase and I'm tickled with it.
I did get another Tx and Rx (Airtronics MX-3 and Novak XXL) and went with a hitech945MG servo for steering and a hitech 645MG throttle servo.
It performs very well and is tough and if I had it all over to do again,,I'd go the same route,,but I have little experience with RC's, so don't take my word as gospel.
It's been a learning experience, as it's not all smooth and easy. But, my problems have been minimal and easily corrected.
Jeep
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