Dont Go Dissin the fine GS products....

[j0olz]

Okay the gs storm buggies and the ofna buggies seem to be getting a lot of crud on these forums. Lemme tell u this: i have a kyosho inferno kanai2, mugen mbx r2, gs storm, gs storm pro, ofna hyper 7, hyper 7 pro, a t-maxx, a t-maxx 2.5, a nitro tc3 and a few electric cars. I'll have u know that all the cars up there are fully tricked out. Now what's getting me is that fact that everyone says that GS buggies and ofna buggiea are for n00bies and are not meant to be raced. I strongly disagree. I'va raced ofna and gs buggies at all my club races, and so far, i am the hotshot around there. It doesnt matter which buggy u have, it's all about ur setup and how good u are as a driver.....think about it.

[Çh®i§tiªñ]

Couldnt agree more - but, let me ask, what buggies of yours would you consider to be the 'most reliable' ?

Just a question - not looking for a fight

[El Pirata]

I thought n00bies was spelled newbies.

or FNG for short. For clarity, "freaking new guy."

[j0olz]

IT IS however true that i have found my mugen cars to be most reliable.....but that still doesn't take away from that fact that a good driver and hot setup can beat any other buggy any day....

[Hunter]

ill stick with my Ofna buggy I think it runs great and so far its held its own

[Hunter]

Ultra MBX you know the cheap buggy:classic:

[Hunter]

Yep thats the one One new engine .25 three thorsen diffs new wheels and tires. The look on the other drivers faces when I beat there high dollar buggies in a race priceless

[Hunter]

Yes I did say I have the Ofna .25 in my buggy. I think it was like $130. I did need to do some grinding on the engine mount but it was no biggie, it took all of 10 to 15 minutes to do. It should fit in a 9.5 just as easy.

Oh and it runs great so far.

[Çh®i§tiªñ]

Joolz - tell me about the Kanai.

Ive been eyeing them up. How does it perform, how available are parts, where do you get aftermarket hopups from??? What mill do you have? What radio do you run with it?

[kyle5050]

It is true that a good driver with a gs or ofna can beat mugens and kyoshos, but not everyone is a hot driver. And when you do make mistakes its always good to have a durable buggy. I have owned ofna buggies and they were big POS's. I wouold break somthing, fix it and then break somthing else. I just got rid of it and got my mugen. Which is a great buggy. As far as the kyosho goes, its also a great buggy, I just personnally like themugen better.

[Hunter]

Matt I had to grind the inside of the mount so the engine would line up with the spur gear. No there is no need to cut the shaft on it. And here is a link for you



http://acehardwarehobbies.com/2.2/ca...f0f689858987df

I hope the link works:classic:

[Hunter]

It seems to hold a tune ok as far as I can tell. You know me its running fine but I still mess with it to see if I can get more from it.

[Hunter]

Well take your time there is no rush when it comes to getting a new engine. I got this one while Im waiting for the Fantom .21 to come out.

[j0olz]

i currently have 2 picco bp-01 engines and i definitely recommend them for any buggy. they are easy to tune and extremely competetive on the track. The price is also pretty good (260) at my lhs.

[kyle5050]

yea the bp-o1 engine is almost the same thing as the o-1 comp. I believe they are they same engine. Either or, they are both great engines. My o-1 comp runs great, has great power, and holds a tune awsome.