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Originally Posted by E-Revonut
Buggies have never even appealed to me. Some tell me they are more nnimble than a truggie but I say no way. Truggies anre very nimble and when the track gets beaten up they can handle it and ask for more. Trugies can put almost twice as much power to the ground as a buggy can too.
If you have lost interest in racing the buggy then I see no harm in getting rid of it. You stilll have your truggy and revos. Have you ever raced your truggy? I like the truggy class at my track far better than buggy. The buggy guys seem way more hard core where as the truggy guys like to have a little more fun while racing. Last year we actually had two guys that would stop and wait for each other so they could race each other hard, and these weren't 9 and 10th place guys, they where usually the two battling for first. If you want to race you'll still have your truggy as you said. Ditch the buggy if it doesn't appeal to you anymore.
Just my $.02
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thanks for the great reply.
i raced the RC8TE in the truggy class a couple of times last summer and i gotta admit i had more fun there too. the problem is it's a really small class right now and they're still grouping the nitros and E-truggies together.
maybe i'll try to get a bigger turnout next year by racing that exclusively. i have much more fun ripping the TE or the revo around the track than my
8ight. i guess it helps the decision that my track is really built more for truggies anyway. huge jumps and lots of ruts. haha.
thanks for your opinion...i think i'll put the 8ight up on ebay this afternoon.
