Ofna Ultra LX2 nitro buggy
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Ofna Ultra LX2 nitro buggy
Am thinking of purchasing a buggy for my grandson and would like a no holds barred description of the Ultra LX2 nitro buggy versus the Hyper 7 TQ, as to which is the better unit. Thanks.
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Hyper7- tough, cheap and plentiful spares/hop ups, heavy (compared to more modern cars), virtually unchanged for years, the TQ has poor servos (TQ2 has better), 2 possible engines (Macstar.28 and Hyper.21) and I have owned a few of each...reliable with resonable performance and easy tuning.
It is not a race winner these days by any means but as a first race buggy or just for hacking around the feild it is the ideal choice in my mind....and I have and will always recommend it to anyone, old or new to the hobby.
UltraLx- sorry never had one but from what I have read it is a similar machine to the Hyper.
It is not a race winner these days by any means but as a first race buggy or just for hacking around the feild it is the ideal choice in my mind....and I have and will always recommend it to anyone, old or new to the hobby.
UltraLx- sorry never had one but from what I have read it is a similar machine to the Hyper.
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Right now through months end the Hyper 7 is available for $269.99 thru Nitro House. That is as cheep as I have ever seen it..........
I dont know if NitroHouse ships to Jamaca though......man.
I dont know if NitroHouse ships to Jamaca though......man.
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I have the ultra LX2 and I run it all the time. I treat it rough but it just keeps going. The force 28 engine makes good power and has been easy to tune. As with the Hyper 7 you need to change the servos right away with something else. The Ultra LX2 parts are dirt cheap
on ebay.
on ebay.
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Just to keep you guys updated as I got the Ultra LX2 buggy and it's been a real hit with the boys. I replaced the el cheapo steering and throttle servos which lasted no time with some Solar A109's which are performing great, so far going through 2 gals of fuel and numerous bangs and crashes, one of which was so severe it broke the RH front knuckle and mounting bracket.