Hyper 8 vs. Hyper 7
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From: El Paso, TX
OK...Im still trying to find a great RTR, so now its come down to the Hyper 8 RTR for $319 or the Hyper 7 PBS RTR for $379.
I assume the 7 is more expensive than the 8 because of the pivot ball suspension?? They both have .28 motors. Which would you choose of those 2 cars ??
I assume the 7 is more expensive than the 8 because of the pivot ball suspension?? They both have .28 motors. Which would you choose of those 2 cars ??
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Hyper 8 all the way. C-hub is much better than PBS (IMO) The Hyper 8 has a faster/tighter turning circle than the PBS, its a more modern design, stronger/better quality parts.
I had a Hyper 7 and it was a very very good buggy but the Hyper 8 is better.
Also avoid RTR, much cheaper in the long run. Both buggies come with a rubbish AM radio and weak plastic servos, plus the .28 is not a race legal motor and its not that good anyway.
I had a Hyper 7 and it was a very very good buggy but the Hyper 8 is better.
Also avoid RTR, much cheaper in the long run. Both buggies come with a rubbish AM radio and weak plastic servos, plus the .28 is not a race legal motor and its not that good anyway.
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From: owensboro,
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I don;t know what the locals in your area are running but i have seen that the pbs ( i own one) is a great starter buggy . in the new rc car action their is a article about the jammin pbs upgrade i believe the pbs is making a come back . here where i live the ofna brand is not popular so parts are a litle hard to find so i would go to the local hobby shop and ask what would be your best option for your area.
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hyper 8 if you can pay a little bit more up front, & you have a better resale value than hyper 7. I have a hyper 7(still) very happy. Its not the most sophisicated buggy, as its kind of old...but, good value and a good starter buggy.



