Toughest Buggy for $150-250

[reno911]

Nothing major. Maybe some hinge pins, and e-clips. I hate those stupid e-clips. If I find a set of captured hinge pins I will definitely get them. Make sure to shim your diffs. If you get the spiral cut they require a bit of a break in. So take it easy on them when you first put them in.

I replaced the plastic chassis braces with metal. Revo turnbuckles/pushrods make for excellent chassis support.

Besides that I haven't broke anything on it in some time now but I would say maybe get an extra set of the rear carriers if not get the aluminum ones. It is a pretty freaking tough buggy, so I don't think you will need much. Keep an eye out on Craigslist and RCTech though, usually you can pick up a whole extra buggy for reasonably cheap since they aren't made anymore and they were pretty popular, at least in my area.

I'll have to get you some updated pictures. Should have some for you tonight after work.