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Lauri · 02:16 PM

It really depends what track you run on. When the track is smooth with hard accelerations and brakings then buggy wins. If the track is bumpy then more stable truggy gets the advantage.

We used to have bad tracks or tracks on natural soil which got very bumpy during the raceday. Then truggies were a lot faster because rough bumpy track didn't influence them too much. And that was the only reason I run truggy ;) Now all our tracks are much better - better surface and the track lasts the whole raceday nicely. Now truggies are hardly ever faster!

And buggies brake harder, last better!

Check out the lap times on the specific track then decide!

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Lauri RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 61 Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Estonia, Europe	11.26.2009, 02:14 PM It really depends what track you run on. When the track is smooth with hard accelerations and brakings then buggy wins. If the track is bumpy then more stable truggy gets the advantage. We used to have bad tracks or tracks on natural soil which got very bumpy during the raceday. Then truggies were a lot faster because rough bumpy track didn't influence them too much. And that was the only reason I run truggy ;) Now all our tracks are much better - better surface and the track lasts the whole raceday nicely. Now truggies are hardly ever faster! And buggies brake harder, last better! Check out the lap times on the specific track then decide! Last edited by Lauri; 11.26.2009 at 02:16 PM.