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20-08-2012
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Help
I have just recently bought my first rc car its a hsp xstr buggy im located in monmouthshire but not to far from newport and I was just wondering wat hints tips and advice the more experienced people can offer please
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20-08-2012
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What are you wanting to do with the buggy? Race or bash?
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20-08-2012
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TBH I've never heard of a hsp xstr buggy so can't recommend any upgrades, but if you're looking to race competitively then that's not the car have for long.
A good race car makes a poor bash car and vice versa.
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20-08-2012
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I'm not sure who carries parts of these HSP things to be honest - if they do at all (someone must, surely). Just take it easy and learn how to control it first and foremost.
You'll probably be shocked if you go to a local club that races off road buggies by the amount of kit everyone has and virtually everyone will have some sort of competition-level car. That said - it's not a scary thing going to a club meeting - you can go along for a look at first and talk to some people and see how it all works. I don't think any club will turn you away because you turn up with a car nobody has heard of - generally people will try and help and you might just get addicted like the rest of us and spend a fortune!  If you don't fancy racing then I can't be much help really but maybe someone has some good ideas?
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21-08-2012
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Talk to the guys at Caldicot (see their club section in the Club Talk Forum). They are a great bunch of people.
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Last edited by old jonesy; 21-08-2012 at 05:57 AM. Reason: typo
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