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BrianG · 01.28.2007, 10:26 PM

Yeah, a single Nitro is OK. It's when you get a bunch that it starts to get aggravating.

GD: (BTW and off topic) Why is it that many of the buggies seem to get stuck so easily?? I'm sure if the driver was good enough to avoid getting in that predicament, it wouldn't be so bad, but whenever I'm just practicing at the LHS track, it seems that they get stuck on those PVC rail thingies a LOT! The Revo hardly ever seems to get stuck unless it's on its lid. :) I'm just wondering if I should expect that too when I get my buggy done because I don't feel like walking up and down the drivers stand incessantly! :) Is it because of the center diff??

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	01.28.2007, 10:26 PM Yeah, a single Nitro is OK. It's when you get a bunch that it starts to get aggravating. GD: (BTW and off topic) Why is it that many of the buggies seem to get stuck so easily?? I'm sure if the driver was good enough to avoid getting in that predicament, it wouldn't be so bad, but whenever I'm just practicing at the LHS track, it seems that they get stuck on those PVC rail thingies a LOT! The Revo hardly ever seems to get stuck unless it's on its lid. :) I'm just wondering if I should expect that too when I get my buggy done because I don't feel like walking up and down the drivers stand incessantly! :) Is it because of the center diff??