best cheap 1/10 2WD for astro?

[Pulse]

looking for a good bang for the buck buggy that can be fast on astro tracks

I'm a smooth driver so I rarely break but it needs to be as strong as the others

any suggestion?

[Bluestreak]

http://www.wheelspinmodels.co.uk/i/177342/

Hobao H2 pro

Builds in Rear/Mid motor and has big bore shocks and gear diff as standard

shopping around can get a kit for £115

[Big G]

2nd hand C4.1

Sold one a few weeks ago for £70

[Pulse]

there are good chances it will be bought 2nd hand indeed

let's say around 100£ budget

is the centro better than a sv2?

[fidspeed]

centro 4.1 definitely good value but gearboxes are out of production from centro/cml now

have heard a few have had them fail i have bought a new spare 3d printed set for less than 15 pounds from an oopler on here who is making them (there is a thread somewhere) not needed to use them yet just woth bearing in mind

SV2 also good choice

TM2 becoming available at that price even cheaper tco2 team c cars

cheers dave

[Pulse]

thanks, I'm considering the TM2 also :)

not so sure about that but I think there are two different versions out, will need to check

[fidspeed]

yep team c tm2 v2 is now available

[Pulse]

good to know, generally I rather buy a v2 buggy because it's rare that the very 1st version of a car is trouble free

[albella]

3Racing Cactus

[36racing]

Not everyones cup of tea, but the TLR 22's do have alot of strength in them! A whole year and didnt even break it once. Or the SV2; very strong and nice to drive, also have 2 of them up for sale;) But very strong durable cars.

[Pulse]

I had a SV2 a few months ago actually and sold it because I thought the local track (Merchtem in Belgium) would continue to allow 1/8 ebuggies to run.. but I just learned it won't be the case anymore this year :wtf:

so basically I have 3 new 1/8 ebuggies but can't use them on this track and in the same time I don't have any "legal" rc to use there :thumbsup:

so now I need to buy some rc again... maybe a SV2.. again

wondering if there is anything more suited for astro tracks for 100£

I have loads of Schumacher parts but not enough to make a car

the KF is more dedicated to astro and SV2 more versatile, is this right?

[Jayk]

I just got an sv2 as i tried one out on astro in the summer and loved it.
Not much experience but i know what i like.

[Pulse]

I just got an sv2 as i tried one out on astro in the summer and loved it.
Not much experience but i know what i like.

really liked mine also, way better than the sv1 I had before

always curious about other options but Schumacher cars are nice for sure

[Darrin70]

3Racing Catcus buggy.. http://www.rcmart.com/3racing-kitcactus-cactus-buggy-racing-p-37368.html?cPath=420_1417

[Tom3012]

+1 on the 3 racing cactus, cant fault it for the money, and its good to be different :thumbsup:

[hotrodchris]

TM2 all day long Well priced and would be good value at double the price, very drivable straight out of the box , works on astro wet and dry and on carpet excellent all round car,and very robust

[Mikey-D]

I agree the tm2 is a great car, I've had one for 8 months and not found any major problems.