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bigair78 09.19.2009 02:00 AM

Most Durable Buggy
 
I need some suggestions. I am wanting a 1/8th scale buggy. I only bash with it. I need the most bullet proof buggy out there. Any suggestions?

Brushless Moose 09.19.2009 03:04 AM

jammin buggies are as close to indestructable as you are going to get. Mugens arent bad either. Caster is like it is made of glass.

emaxxnitro 09.19.2009 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Brushless Moose (Post 321868)
jammin buggies are as close to indestructable as you are going to get. Mugens arent bad either. Caster is like it is made of glass.

caster is really good actually... is a mugen copy.
the best is going to be a mugen mbx6 or a xray 808

FG101C 09.19.2009 10:16 AM

Hyper 8.5's are tanks, might be hard to find one though.

wallot 09.19.2009 01:20 PM

D8 is the tank to get
MBX6 is quite weak.

emaxxnitro 09.19.2009 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by wallot (Post 321919)
D8 is the tank to get
MBX6 is quite weak.

:rofl: i see you have a d8 but its known to break easier than a mugen or xray. my mbx5 is a tank

wallot 09.19.2009 03:07 PM

thats the reason I can say D8 is a tank.

broke a single part this season (front spidle after bad landing into concrete curb after being blown by wind during 30 feet flight)

did hit a MBX6 couple times and mugen was in pieces.
seen just too many broken arms on MBX6 this season.

MBX6 is much weaker compared to good old MBX5. But since MBX5 is out of production D8 is clear winner :)

DwightSchrute 09.19.2009 03:21 PM

I've cartwheeled my 8ight at over 90 and all i did was crack a rim. to me, the 8ight is the most impressive i've seen.

i also like the availability of parts. everyone carries losi, and horizon hobbies is their distributer.

there was also that buggy that jumped the house on youtube...i think that was an inferno. can anyone confirm?

SpEEdyBL 09.19.2009 05:05 PM

My 8ight was run over by a car... a real car, and I could still run it without fixing it. I probably don't need to say anything else, other than that was the last time I ran an FM radio system in it.

Metallover 09.19.2009 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by DwightSchrute (Post 321930)
I've cartwheeled my 8ight at over 90 and all i did was crack a rim. to me, the 8ight is the most impressive i've seen.

i also like the availability of parts. everyone carries losi, and horizon hobbies is their distributer.

there was also that buggy that jumped the house on youtube...i think that was an inferno. can anyone confirm?

Iirc it was a kyosho. The guy worked at kyosho. I also remember hearig that beast never ran again. The chassis twisted? I think other things broke too.

brushlessboy16 09.19.2009 05:21 PM

8ight.. pretty indestructible. I have broken a wing mount from my bad landings.. thats it

Unsullied_Spy 09.19.2009 07:26 PM

I've got 2 Hyper 7s and have never managed to break anything and they've been around for years (and still in production) so parts are very easy to find. They're a bit on the heavy side but mine have been great so far, the only thing I've broken is a CV cup because something got jammed in it, I've since put universal shafts on them both and no issues.

FG101C 09.19.2009 09:17 PM

Thats what I don't get, why is the Hyper 7 still in production but not the 8 or 8.5. The Losi is a tough machine, and parts are always easy to get.

steveo 09.20.2009 12:10 PM

bottom line nothing is indestructable, but everybody stocking losi and associated cars and part either one would be a good choice, i would even suggest kyosho but the availability of parts is never a local hobby shop usually

rootar 09.20.2009 09:51 PM

hands down the xray xb 8 , not 808 but xb8...... it is unbreakable....


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