Is this a good car?

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Hi!!! I want to buy I car but I don't know if that's a good car so I came here and I hope You can help me....

It's a 1/8 Nitro RC Truggie 4.6cc with the folowing Specifications:

Engine: .21 W/VX

Transmission: Front, Center, and Rear Geared Sealed Differentials

Gear Ratio: 1:17.5 Single Speed

Drive System: Four Wheel Drive

Radio System: Two Channel AM Digital Controller

Length: 530mm

Height (Overall): 205mm

Wheelbase: 365mm

Front Tires: Off Road Knobby

Rear Tires: Off Road Knobby

Wheel Diameter: 120mm

Wheel Width: 82mm

Differential Type: Four Bevel Gear

Chassis Type: 2.5mm 6061 Aluminum Alloy

Brake Type: Dual Steel Disc

Fuel Tank Capacity: 125cc

Suspension Type: Aluminum Body, Oil Filled Shocks

Ground Clearance: 55mm

Weight: 3800g


Features

1.Four wheel drive system
2.Powerful Suspension arm with adjustable width
3.High quality main and diff. gears
4.6061/T6 anodized aluminum radio tray and chassis
5.Solid universal joint cups/High quality ball bearings complete
6.Large off road slight block tires and spoke wheel rims.
7.Disc brake system provides quick brake response
8.Extra large leak proof fuel tank with spring loaded fill cover and a long fuel pipe for quick re-fueling.
9.High flow duty foam air filter (Anodized aluminum capped cover is for optional use)
10.Polished exhaust pipe and manifold
11.6mm aluminum rear sway arm.

I hope you can help me becouse I don't know if it's a good car or not!!

I let you some pictures:

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It depends on what your definition of "good" is. If this is for bashing and you're looking to fit a small budget then yeah, it's not too shabby. I have the 1st gen Redcat Monsoon which is identical to the Exceed and, foir the price, it's actually very good. However, be aware that you may have issues with the wheel hub bolts shearing.

If your budget is around $300 and you're wanting a truggy you would be better off going with the Jammin ST-1, which is a better kit, better parts quality, and more widely sold so parts & hop-ups are easier to get. The reason it's relatively cheap is because the design is getting old and there are newer version from Jammin out.
 
whats your budget? Ameoba beat me to it.
 
whats your budget? Ameoba beat me to it.

I drank too much caffeine today is why. :)

I assumed his budget is around $300 since that's what the Exceed's go for...

If your budget is higher or if you are also looking into racing and not just bashing all of us can make better recommendations and provide better feedback.
 
Another possibility is to look into a used truggy. There are few for sale in the for sale/trade section of the board.
 
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this is the site were I found it:

http://www.nitrorcx.com/nitro-gas-remote-controlled-rc-buggy-and-truck-equal-truggy.html

The price it's $269.00, I think it's cheap... But I don't know if it is a goos website to buy...

You said I may have issues with the wheel hub bolts shearing??? What is that???

(Sorry about my engish :D I am portuguese, and in portugal the cheapest rc car costs about 400€ that is $570 so I prefer to buy on the internet)
 
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