Any new electric truggies releases?
01-24-2011, 03:10 PM
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Any new electric truggies releases?
I was wandering if anyone heard if there are any plans to release any new electric truggies??? I wish losi would come out with a 1/8 electric truggy.
01-24-2011, 09:27 PM
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RE: Any new electric truggies releases?
yep i believe they are going too .... i haven't got to race my truggy for a good 5 months, there just isn't any body runnin' em around my area any more .. buggy is a hot class tho .. if ya decide to look at a E Buggy check out the durango dnx 408 the E version is supposed to be out in a month and they have killer part support, plus parts are cheap too !!
http://www.team-durango.com/race-cars/dnx408/
http://www.team-durango.com/race-cars/dnx408/
01-25-2011, 05:08 PM
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RE: Any new electric truggies releases?
Well thats bad news, I haven't been around the hobby for several months, ya buggies are okay but i never considered one?
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RE: Any new electric truggies releases?
hpi have plans to release an electric version of their trophy truggy... looks pretty good IMO
also some new sick designs ;D
02-22-2011, 02:06 PM
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RE: Any new electric truggies releases?
ya that looks cool, any other companies following the truggy brushless path? Why haven't more companies come out with brushless truggies, is the truggy fading away, thats what I heard.
02-25-2011, 07:18 AM
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RE: Any new electric truggies releases?
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hpi have plans to release an electric version of their trophy truggy... looks pretty good IMO
hpi have plans to release an electric version of their trophy truggy... looks pretty good IMO
also some new sick designs ;D
That looks like a MT2 chassis and is 1/10 not 1/8 scale , been around for quite some time now ......... Still this probably means the HPI 4x4 SCT will be coming along soon .
02-27-2011, 08:25 AM
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RE: Any new electric truggies releases?
actually the trophy truggy flux is 1/8 scale and its not too bad. better than an mt2, its a re-badged hotbodies lightning stadium pro but then converted to electric
02-27-2011, 08:26 AM
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RE: Any new electric truggies releases?
Trophy Truggy Flux
The Trophy Truggy Flux takes two of our most popular and exciting offerings and smashes them together to make a fantastic new kit that will be amazing racers and bashers all over the world! The Trophy Buggy Flux will be powered by a super-powerful bruchless motor and 2 2S LiPo batteries for awesome speeds and crazy stunts! The Trophy Truggy Flux is fitted with a steel spur gear, aluminium motor mount and the already extra-tough Trophy drivetrain and suspension, so you know it's strong enough for anything you can think of! With a 2.4GHz radio system installed it's even more convenient for wild speed runs straight out of the box!
- [*]Brushless Version of the HPI Trophy Nitro Truggy[*]Extremely popular and tough aluminium chassis[*]2.4GHz radio system[*]4S 1/8th brushless FLUX system[*]New Aluminium motor mount[*]Steel Spur gear[*]Trophy drive train and suspension[*]Vorza radio tray and battery holders (2x 2S Lipo packs)[/list]
03-06-2011, 08:57 PM
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RE: Any new electric truggies releases?
I am pretty sure Caster is still the only one available in the US.
www.casterracingusa.com
There is a rtr with 2.4 radio and a pro kit.
www.casterracingusa.com
There is a rtr with 2.4 radio and a pro kit.
