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dicca
Posts : 1091 Join date : 2010-03-22 Age : 41 Location : brandon
| Subject: Petrol control car/buggy Mon 10 Mar - 13:46 | |
| I'm wanting to get one soon for my two boys as they enjoy there battery operated ones and my oldest wanting his 1st petrol car, not sure what to buy, want something that doesn't brake easy and also not stupid fast as he only 7, what have use had or have that's good? | |
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StickT
Posts : 2607 Join date : 2012-07-26
| Subject: Re: Petrol control car/buggy Mon 10 Mar - 20:10 | |
| Mick T had a Marda buggy, was an animal and awesome fun. Bit too much for a 7 year old I recon though, | |
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dicca
Posts : 1091 Join date : 2010-03-22 Age : 41 Location : brandon
| Subject: Re: Petrol control car/buggy Mon 10 Mar - 20:13 | |
| I've watched a few vids on youtube and some of them are really fast i want something not to expensive because i think there will be breakages lol | |
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Mick T
Posts : 404 Join date : 2012-08-19
| Subject: Re: Petrol control car/buggy Mon 10 Mar - 21:15 | |
| Had a few in my time. Marder buggy was a money pit but feck me it was fas had a 30cc motor on in. A would look at 1 of these as they are very popular and not mega expensive. http://www.hpiracing.co.uk | |
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carl08
Posts : 775 Join date : 2014-01-28 Age : 44 Location : Hartlepool
| Subject: Re: Petrol control car/buggy Tue 11 Mar - 6:32 | |
| I would probably give it a miss until he is older, they can be quite delicate and temperamental at times! So unless you are like me and enjoy sitting at the table with a little tool kit cleaning and repairing all the fiddly bits, which in my experience is around (3 hrs repairing for 1 hrs running) lol..., then i would defo wait until he is older. | |
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dicca
Posts : 1091 Join date : 2010-03-22 Age : 41 Location : brandon
| Subject: Re: Petrol control car/buggy Tue 11 Mar - 14:05 | |
| Yeah I see your point about how fragile they can be, think I might just get a better battery 1, | |
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carl08
Posts : 775 Join date : 2014-01-28 Age : 44 Location : Hartlepool
| Subject: Re: Petrol control car/buggy Tue 11 Mar - 14:23 | |
| You can get some rapid battery ones these days, just make sure you get an extra battery or two. | |
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dicca
Posts : 1091 Join date : 2010-03-22 Age : 41 Location : brandon
| Subject: Re: Petrol control car/buggy Tue 11 Mar - 14:48 | |
| Haha, that's what made me think petrol as batteries don't last long, thanks for advice thou | |
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garyblake
Posts : 3603 Join date : 2011-11-27 Age : 41
| Subject: Re: Petrol control car/buggy Tue 11 Mar - 15:10 | |
| My bro Gav got fc buggy cost him over 2k to build running nos and got proper disk brakes and real alloys and custom air spray shell mint petrol car
Can pick petrol cars new for around 100ish mark best of with buggy or monster truck for some of road fun
I had inferno mp5 petrol buggy And had 3 monster trucks over years And electric 4wd car which was my 1st car still have it :-)
Got scooby petrol car now
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dicca
Posts : 1091 Join date : 2010-03-22 Age : 41 Location : brandon
| Subject: Re: Petrol control car/buggy Tue 11 Mar - 20:13 | |
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keffer
Posts : 3431 Join date : 2010-03-12 Age : 33 Location : Belgium
| Subject: Re: Petrol control car/buggy Thu 13 Mar - 18:19 | |
| i got a traxxas slash awd and with the right battery it goes around 80 km/h and last 45mins to an hour
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