RCRacing88
24-04-2011, 11:53 PM
Hey guys,
I have come across the Caster racing F8T and would like to know some information about it regarding its durability, and handling aspects on track & at your bash spot.
For me it's a toss between two caster vehicles, EX1.5R Pro / F8T Pro, both being kit's which you have to build, add your own electronics & motor, then of course radio gear.
My mind was set on the buggy, up until I remembered where abouts I live, and the surrounding area's I would be using to race, and do some minor bashing, Since I already have a truggy I know it can handle the grass,mud,bricks,rocks,hills,puddles,ditches,potho les and what ever else I come across.
So maybe the truggy is the one to go for... unless there is a durability issue compared to the buggy.
I will be running a mamba monster combo in which ever I choose, 2650kv for the buggy / 2200kv for the truggy.
I originally wanted to try out a buggy because its a new platform I have yet to drive and race in, is it much different from truggy?
Thanks!
Chas
I have come across the Caster racing F8T and would like to know some information about it regarding its durability, and handling aspects on track & at your bash spot.
For me it's a toss between two caster vehicles, EX1.5R Pro / F8T Pro, both being kit's which you have to build, add your own electronics & motor, then of course radio gear.
My mind was set on the buggy, up until I remembered where abouts I live, and the surrounding area's I would be using to race, and do some minor bashing, Since I already have a truggy I know it can handle the grass,mud,bricks,rocks,hills,puddles,ditches,potho les and what ever else I come across.
So maybe the truggy is the one to go for... unless there is a durability issue compared to the buggy.
I will be running a mamba monster combo in which ever I choose, 2650kv for the buggy / 2200kv for the truggy.
I originally wanted to try out a buggy because its a new platform I have yet to drive and race in, is it much different from truggy?
Thanks!
Chas