Confuse which buggy to choose, need help.
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From: MedanNorth Sumatra, INDONESIA
Hi everyone, I'm a newbie to buggy and I'm thinking to get one of this buggy:
1. Kyosho MP9 T.K.I or
2. XRAY XB808 2010 spec
I confused which one to get since both of them almost have the same price. Any suggestions? The track over my area is full of big jump, and whats my main concern is hoping both of these buggies don't break easily. Please help..... Thx.
1. Kyosho MP9 T.K.I or
2. XRAY XB808 2010 spec
I confused which one to get since both of them almost have the same price. Any suggestions? The track over my area is full of big jump, and whats my main concern is hoping both of these buggies don't break easily. Please help..... Thx.
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From: MedanNorth Sumatra, INDONESIA
They stock a lot of Hot Bodies D8, and the parts are quite difficult to find in the shop. Most of the people over here also use D8. I'm looking something more different and more reliable than D8. Cause D8 break so easily from what i seen on the track. Not to mention parts that are so expensive.
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From what I see, I think parts for the Xray are expensive, however from what read they are a good strong buggy. I had an MP9 and a lot of the racer had the MP9 at my local track (here in Japan) but we switched to the Mugen MBX-6 as we found it a pain to setup at times and the Mugens were doing it very easy. I now have a Mugen and a Losi and enjoy them both. But different people like different buggies, so really it's down to personal preference, how much you want to spend and how easy it to come by parts.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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They stock a lot of Hot Bodies D8, and the parts are quite difficult to find in the shop. Most of the people over here also use D8. I'm looking something more different and more reliable than D8. Cause D8 break so easily from what i seen on the track. Not to mention parts that are so expensive.
They stock a lot of Hot Bodies D8, and the parts are quite difficult to find in the shop. Most of the people over here also use D8. I'm looking something more different and more reliable than D8. Cause D8 break so easily from what i seen on the track. Not to mention parts that are so expensive.
but out of those two i would go with the Xray.
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From what I see, I think parts for the Xray are expensive, however from what read they are a good strong buggy. I had an MP9 and a lot of the racer had the MP9 at my local track (here in Japan) but we switched to the Mugen MBX-6 as we found it a pain to setup at times and the Mugens were doing it very easy. I now have a Mugen and a Losi and enjoy them both. But different people like different buggies, so really it's down to personal preference, how much you want to spend and how easy it to come by parts.
Good luck!
From what I see, I think parts for the Xray are expensive, however from what read they are a good strong buggy. I had an MP9 and a lot of the racer had the MP9 at my local track (here in Japan) but we switched to the Mugen MBX-6 as we found it a pain to setup at times and the Mugens were doing it very easy. I now have a Mugen and a Losi and enjoy them both. But different people like different buggies, so really it's down to personal preference, how much you want to spend and how easy it to come by parts.
Good luck!
What's wrong with the LOSI 8ight? That is built and designed for the 1st place podium...They are insanely fast, good looking kits, and durable as hell...



