MBX R2 or Ultra MBX Pro? Which one is better?

[HumboldtBlazer]

Ok I never said the MBX was a choice at first please re read and you will see it was between a Thunder Tiger or a Storm. The hobby shop I am talking about is Jakes Performance Hobbies where I go at least twice a month. The hobby shop here the guys a moe and still will not get Storm parts, Ofna parts, HB parts, Kyosho parts, Thunder Tiger parts, Mugen parts..I think you get the picture. I said right NOW my next choice is the Mugen MBX 5 since it is out. With the Mugen I will be stuck buying everthing online which sucks in my opinion and my first choice was an RTR and Mugens dont make RTR's either did K until they came out with an Inferno RTR or as they call it the Inferno Sports "readyset" In April. So thats another reason I didnt buy a K for the simple fact I was not comfortable buying something in 1000 pieces at that time. Now putting together a buggy is a cake walk and I do it every weekend pretty much x2 since I own 2 buggies. Anyways stop trying to guess what I was, and what I am thinking. My agenda in no was has to match anyones expectations. I call it like I see it from my experience which is minimal. Also I dont just make stuff up and shove it down peoples throat. I just tell people what's out there and whats real

 

[Gmanlusk2004]

c'mon just get in a fight. Lioz.

 

[Kuma]

Now that I'm seeing a few more interesting "hop-ups" for the MBX R2, I'm glad I got mine. I can slap on an LX/Worlds 6-degree kickup chassis, 4.1mm CNC racing shock towers with 6 shock positions (similar to Hyper 7 PBS's suspension conf.) and 4 turnbuckle positions, and all I have to do is buy one pair of CVAs for the rear since it came with front CVAs.

I also like the GS Storm but it's quite an expensive car (somewhat more than a Hyper 7 costs), and a Mugen MBX4-XR or MBX5 might be my next car for next summer.