Truck/buggy?
02-09-2007, 05:22 AM
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RE: Truck/buggy?
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depends what your gonna do with it, if its plain old bashin' go for an mt but if you wanna get serious and race go for the buggy both setups have plenty of hopups available
depends what your gonna do with it, if its plain old bashin' go for an mt but if you wanna get serious and race go for the buggy both setups have plenty of hopups available
02-09-2007, 09:37 AM
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RE: Truck/buggy?
Get both! I've had them all and I prefer the buggy, but that's just me! If you want something with more ride height then a MT version is best. I find I run mine more on open fields and this year a few tracks may have 1/5 races so I'm ready. Plus with more HPI Baja owners it will be more likely to see.
Still down to what you like. If you like nitro MT's then it's a MT for you but if you like the 1/8 buggies then definately get a Marder.
All have tons of hop-up parts and you can always get the parts to change them either way. If you look at my gallery all the 3 FG's except the Leopard I have now where all the same car!! (Marder, MT and MB)
I've had them all and I prefer the buggy, but that's just me! If you want something with more ride height then a MT version is best. I find I run mine more on open fields and this year a few tracks may have 1/5 races so I'm ready. Plus with more HPI Baja owners it will be more likely to see.Still down to what you like. If you like nitro MT's then it's a MT for you but if you like the 1/8 buggies then definately get a Marder.
All have tons of hop-up parts and you can always get the parts to change them either way. If you look at my gallery all the 3 FG's except the Leopard I have now where all the same car!! (Marder, MT and MB)
