4wd Mod Buggy: ROAR

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[@TheFoxracing666]

What a battle!!! That green car and the one he was trying to overtake had me screaming at my phone hahahaha. That was sick

[@evernewb2073]

Bravo to the people manning the corners

[@mrlu9911]

Dakotah phend's driving is art.

[@shunryusuzuki6285]

Superb performance, Spencer! Those passes, MAN!

[@CodySiler]

Phew, everyone is ripppingggggg.

[@baggszilla]

Congrats my man Spence!

[@TRUvoodoo]

I'm surprised to see these races go for 10 minutes, granted I used to race when back around 1999-2002 and the races were 5 minutes. Batteries must have come a long way since then.

[@leigholding1397]

I remember having close racing and having to time your blinking so as to not let the guy behind pass., blink on the straightway.

[@colestaples2010]

Wish I had the support with my car like these guys. The manuals don’t have good build instructions.

[@sprocket374]

Depends just to be safe that evening.

[@litohenry9839]

That's was dirty

[@JuLes-mw5zx]

I wanna start racing, what size car scale should I get? Does it have to be a buggy like these cars in the video? Where should I go to race? Can someone help me out I’m very invested into this…

[@garygallant5390]

I highly recommend the larger scale racing.

[@JuLes-mw5zx]

@@garygallant5390 what kind of car should I get?

[@wesleylorch2081]

@@JuLes-mw5zx Find out what tracks are in your area. Some tracks only run 1/8 scale and other tracks only run 1/10 scale.

[@JuLes-mw5zx]

@@wesleylorch2081 what kind of car is most common to race? Or can I race anything I buy?

[@wesleylorch2081]

@@JuLes-mw5zx Like I said, it depends on your local club. The closest track to my house mainly runs 2wd 1/10 scale off road buggies. The Associated B6.4 is the most common chassis, but the other race brands like TLR, X-Ray, Schumacher, Yokomo, etc. are good, too . Other clubs I have been to focus on 1/8 scale 4wd buggies, and no one races 1/10 buggies. You don't want to buy a car that you cant run on your local track. Clubs usually have a beginner/novice class that they don't mind what you bring so long as it isn't too big.