Hobby Grade RC Car

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  Nugs on 08/03/2018 - 15:27

  HSP (brand)
  can buy replacement bits
  falls within your budget

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  Cheapo Moose on 08/03/2018 - 16:02

  Buggy, Truggy, Monster Truck?

  Electric or Nitro?

  You'll probably have to be more specific about what you're after.

  Budget: HSP
  Quality: Traxxas

  Make sure you go for a brushless setup though.

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  [Deactivated] on 08/03/2018 - 17:48

  +1

  Don't bother with any of the above recommendations. Go to HobbyKing and get the best car that fits in your budget. They have a big sale on right now, and you can get some great cars.

  I've got a few, I've got one of these, and with a 3S, its an absolute beast. It will easily hit 80kmh, and gets there in no time. It's also half your budget.

  https://hobbyking.com/en_us/h-king-rattler-1-8-4wd-buggy-rtr…

  They have higher end models if you want them.

  This one is under your budget, but you'll need to buy batteries/charger and remote

  https://hobbyking.com/en_us/bsr-berserker-1-8-electric-trugg…

  Anyway, this website is the cheapest hobby website in the world overall, and I'm very satisfied with the money I've spent there.

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    upeed on 09/03/2018 - 10:36

    Thanks. I noticed that some RCs have 'ready to ride' on the title. Does it mean all others that dont have this need some additional purchases ?

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      [Deactivated] on 09/03/2018 - 11:04

      Yeah, but I’d advise getting an ARR (almost ready to run), then getting a better (faster) charger that you can use for other things and better / more batteries. But that part is up to you. I’ve modified some of my car heavily for the fun of it. New gearing, full fpv system, 100watt headlights, new motors/esc. The things are beasts. I’ve got one with an FPV system which can keep up with (and go faster than) traffic, and I can drive it from the passenger seat of a car (not that I’d do anything as irresponsible as that).