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mudyfox1
14-09-2016, 01:42 PM
hi everyone im looking at getting back into the 2wd buggy racing scene and i dont want to be spending too much at first just in case i dont get back in to it enough haha

There are so many cars and these are ones ive been offered so far.
From my post on the 1/10th off road section everyone seemed to be leaning more towards the Associated B5M.


Schumacher cougar SV
what i use to have and was such a nice car once setup
doesn't come with electrics but comes with a lot of spares (including a roller)
under £120

Durango DEX210 (V2)
setup as Mid Motor 4 gear
New TYRES
2 shells and 2 rear wings
Flysky gt3B transmitter and receiver
New springs
New leopard brushless 9T 4370kv motor and ESC
Savox 0252 servo
4200mAh, 40c 2s
under £100


Associated B5m
Standard with shell no electronics
under £90

2014 Xray Xb4
official XRAY 2wd conversion kit
Under £90

Associated B4 (pro version loads of upgrades)
uprated graphite chassis
upgraded alloy wishbones and few other alloy upgrades
10.5t brushless motor and esc & program card
2.4ghz controller
2 x 2s 5000mah & 5500mah
high spec lipo charger
under £130


latest Yokomo YZ2
battery and front weights
yatabe springs
no electronics
pro painted shell
fitted with older style wishbones and driveshafts
under £200

so im after some expert advice to see whats going to be better for me to get into racing at Batley :)

kind regards

leestokey
14-09-2016, 01:56 PM
Hi could do a deal on my xb2 as a roller if it's an interest to you everything except electrics £160 including postage
http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=183088

Neil_H
14-09-2016, 02:29 PM
I saw your previous post, lots of good advice especially as you seem to be on a budget.

I will just add that we will be racing on up at MB on carpet over the winter with our last outdoor meeting this weekend.

So it may be good to keep in mind that we will be running on a high traction surface.

With that in mind I would be looking at something mid motored with a lay-down transmission.

You will get lots of good advice and support no matter what car you choose but the majority of us run either the Yokomo, Xray or Schumacher platforms, so YZ-2/YZ-2CA, XB2, KF2 etc

mudyfox1
14-09-2016, 02:53 PM
thanks Neil

Any advice on tires for the internal racing?

Cheers

bretts
14-09-2016, 03:36 PM
thanks Neil

Any advice on tires for the internal racing?

Cheers

Sounds painful:woot::woot::woot:

mudyfox1
14-09-2016, 03:37 PM
depends how much grip and if they are full spikes are part worn ;)

neallewis
14-09-2016, 04:26 PM
For Indoor Cars really you'd want a Yokomo YZ2 or YZ2CA, Xray XB2 carpet, Schumacher KF/KF2, AE RC10 B6, Losi 22 3.0 laydown conversion, or Team C TM2 V2.

Tyres we'll be using Schumacer minipins on the rear, cut staggers on the front. Both yellow compound

NeilRalph77
14-09-2016, 04:40 PM
Is that a tyre regulation or recommendation?