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Pick a 1/8 scale Buggy w/ Brushless Conversion
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Just a nice poll to add in the off-topic forum.
Might do one or the other but rather have people's opinon's.
Feel free to post your comments on all conversions, but I'm picking one only.
Very tough decision for me.[&o] Let the Votes Begin!![Big Grin](https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
I'm defintly racing so anyone who perfers one or the other post up! Thanks guys![8]
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Might do one or the other but rather have people's opinon's.
Feel free to post your comments on all conversions, but I'm picking one only.
Very tough decision for me.[&o] Let the Votes Begin!
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I'm defintly racing so anyone who perfers one or the other post up! Thanks guys![8]
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No one knows what a Nitrage is lol.
Its sometimes a Truggy When it wants to be one, A MT if it decides its one and a buggy on the corners.
I have one and have completely given up trying to figure out what it is lol.
Its sometimes a Truggy When it wants to be one, A MT if it decides its one and a buggy on the corners.
I have one and have completely given up trying to figure out what it is lol.
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The 8ight makes a great converted buggy. Easy to do too. Go to [link]http://www.rcproductdesigns.com[/link]RC Product Designs. They have kits that use existing chassis holes. It's a snap and priced reasonable. There's a great FAQ page at that site.
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are you going to buy the kit or the RTR version of whatever you choose?
I am always looking for a project, and I found that I would rather buy the RTR and remove the nitro stuff than have to buy all the servos/receivers..........
for example, at amainhobbies.com the kit is $500, and the rtr is $560 (heck the spektrum radio/receiver is worth the extra 60 bucks alone)
I am always looking for a project, and I found that I would rather buy the RTR and remove the nitro stuff than have to buy all the servos/receivers..........
for example, at amainhobbies.com the kit is $500, and the rtr is $560 (heck the spektrum radio/receiver is worth the extra 60 bucks alone)
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I might sell the pipe and motor yes I'm also thinking of ditching the STR for a more cheaper RTR truggy.
The Robotronic RTR Truggy, I've never seen one at my track so id be a first for everyone to see a brushless one in action!![Big Grin](https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
They also have a RTR RC8 also, man that may be a good combo Brushless RC8 with a Brushless Robotronic Truggy.[8D]
The Robotronic RTR Truggy, I've never seen one at my track so id be a first for everyone to see a brushless one in action!
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They also have a RTR RC8 also, man that may be a good combo Brushless RC8 with a Brushless Robotronic Truggy.[8D]
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they converted a mugen mbx5r to brushless in the new r/c car magazine did anyone see that coversion? its nice and looks factory installed from rc product designs i think?
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they converted a mugen mbx5r to brushless in the new r/c car magazine did anyone see that coversion? its nice and looks factory installed from rc product designs i think?
they converted a mugen mbx5r to brushless in the new r/c car magazine did anyone see that coversion? its nice and looks factory installed from rc product designs i think?
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rcproduct designs is WAAAAAAYYYYYYY too expensive. Try here:
http://www.rc-monster.com/rcm.php
http://www.rc-monster.com/rcm.php