The best "budget" Truggy on the market?

[Riz23]

Wow, all this is starting to make me want to go out and get a Trophy 4.6 truggy.

 

[Greywolf74]

I will own the Mugen MBX6T one of these days (or whatever the current model is by the time I get the money to buy one lol)!!! Right now I'm trying to get my crawler up and running, Trying to convert my Ten T to electric, trying to buy a Futaba 4PL, just ordered 4 new lipos and about $200 bucks worth of heli crap, oh and some new tools.....its a wonder my wife doesn't murder me in my sleep lmao.

 

[lexcom]

Received my new HPI 4.6 Truggy two days ago. I'ts now fully broken in and tuned. I'm really satisfied with my choise of brand. I'ts works fine for my needs

Next thing will be to buy a new engine with more power. The standard enginge has plenty of power but my two friend compete a lille bit with their Force .32 and Force .38 engines on their Kyosho Neo ST Race Spec.

I'm thinking about the LRP ZR.32 to close tha gap a little bit

 

[cwal1774]

It'll do more than just close the gap a little bit.

 

[Zdragon71]

It may just run em down and chew on them a little bit.

 

[lexcom]

That sounds good

Today my car needs a little reparation, manage to run full speed into a pole yesterday! But the damage was quite small compare to the crash. Just need to put on some new fixings and straiten the driveshaft to the left wheel.

 

[sur3fir3]

Uhmmm I really dont know what others think, but the CVDs (might be called CVAs I always forget the difference) really need to be perfectly straight. I know they aren't cheap but buy a new set when you can. If I'm not mistaken if they aren't straight they can wear your drive cups and your bearings out prematurely. Double check with someone who knows more than I do first.

 

[lexcom]

I imagine that you are correct about that. But it is proffessionals that will try to straighten it. If we see that it isen't perfectly straight i will order new ones instead