Truggy Decision

[Procharged5.0]

Just the same Trevor, Welcome. Glad your here and glad to hear you've been into the sport for a while. Thanks to my father I've been into RC almost as long as I can remember. I started driving with his help at age 5 and started driving solo around age 7. I've been hooked ever since. After 30+ years of RC I've flown planes, driven boats (yacht & hydro), touring cars, truggies, monster trucks, stadium trucks, buggies, dragsters, and tanks among others.

I currently own one boat (1:12 scale 48' Chris Craft Yacht), a Revo3.3, Brushless Supermaxx E-Maxx, Brushless Jammin CRT, and a Traxxas Stampede. The Touring car, T-Maxx, E-maxx, and Hydro and a few others have been sold.

[Sower]

I think one thing to think about is what's supported in your local area - how easy you can get parts. If that's no concern to you, then I would go with either the Mugen or Ofna. I had the same decision to make and went with the Ofna and I love it.

For me it came down to getting more of a "known quantity" - I had no first hand experience with the Mugen and knew it would be harder to get parts. Plus the Ofna is very durable and has tons of aftermarket support. Since converting my CRT pro to brushless - I have yet to break a single part and it's been flawless. The only thing I wish they had done better is bigger shocks like the Losi 8ight T.