Turnigy 1/16th Buggy Build
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Turnigy 1/16th Buggy Build
Just picked this up the other day and tore it down shortly after. I also painted the new body that night. Waiting for more parts to come in at this point but here it is at mock up stage. (By the way its not a Mini 8ight, it's a Turnigy 1/16 4wd buggy)
Here's where its at so far
Still have to fab up a new chassis to fit the new body.
I have some new wheels on the way and some driveline pieces on the way.
Going to figure out electronics once I'm done with the chassis.
Here's where its at so far
Still have to fab up a new chassis to fit the new body.
I have some new wheels on the way and some driveline pieces on the way.
Going to figure out electronics once I'm done with the chassis.
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RE: Turnigy 1/16th Buggy Build
Wheels are here! 3Racing Florescent Pink 5-Spoke for the Mini Inferno
Now to try to find some tires for this thing. Any ideas? Wheels are 48mm x 24mm
Also decided that this will just be my mock up body and got another one coming that I will take my time and do up as nice as I can lol
Now to try to find some tires for this thing. Any ideas? Wheels are 48mm x 24mm
Also decided that this will just be my mock up body and got another one coming that I will take my time and do up as nice as I can lol
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RE: Turnigy 1/16th Buggy Build
what your plans to make it stronger/better?
I had the onroad (rally) version and it was fast for the cash but handled HORRIBLE. I could have messed with it but instead I just sold it. Never had a onroad flip over or have so much trouble going in a straight line.
The buggy version may be different, IDK.
With the new body, are you making a longer custom chassis?
Are you keeping the stock BL system? My motor got fairly hot on 3s.
I had the onroad (rally) version and it was fast for the cash but handled HORRIBLE. I could have messed with it but instead I just sold it. Never had a onroad flip over or have so much trouble going in a straight line.
The buggy version may be different, IDK.
With the new body, are you making a longer custom chassis?
Are you keeping the stock BL system? My motor got fairly hot on 3s.
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RE: Turnigy 1/16th Buggy Build
ORIGINAL: nitrosportsandrunner
what your plans to make it stronger/better?
I had the onroad (rally) version and it was fast for the cash but handled HORRIBLE. I could have messed with it but instead I just sold it. Never had a onroad flip over or have so much trouble going in a straight line.
The buggy version may be different, IDK.
With the new body, are you making a longer custom chassis?
Are you keeping the stock BL system? My motor got fairly hot on 3s.
what your plans to make it stronger/better?
I had the onroad (rally) version and it was fast for the cash but handled HORRIBLE. I could have messed with it but instead I just sold it. Never had a onroad flip over or have so much trouble going in a straight line.
The buggy version may be different, IDK.
With the new body, are you making a longer custom chassis?
Are you keeping the stock BL system? My motor got fairly hot on 3s.
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RE: Turnigy 1/16th Buggy Build
ORIGINAL: tyhodge07
in the end, wouldnt it be cheaper to just buy a mini 8ight?
in the end, wouldnt it be cheaper to just buy a mini 8ight?