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Old 04-02-2011
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Default Mugens new Electr 1/8 offroad
Looks and feels awesome. Tekin esc/2050 combo and Futaba 352BLS will complete the package....





















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Old 04-02-2011
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Nice one

Got the same one



MMM combo and ACE 1015 to complete the package...
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Old 04-02-2011
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Ahhh, congrats mate. This is by no means an revolution regarding the construction. But its a Mugen man... Probably still going when other China rides stands besides the track......
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Old 05-02-2011
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Haha that's for sure...

It's my 3rd Mugen @ the moment besides the Durango dex410R. Got a MBX6 with a Ninja engine and Team orion servo's (VDS1007 and VDS2015), a MBX6T with an OS Speed XZB and ACE 1015 servo's ... So i love mugen!!!
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I want one. Where in the world are you guys? seems they are hard to get hold of in the UK.
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I'm from Belgium
Shop where mine came from got 16 pcs from Mugen...
All sold out
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Thanks. Lucky for you over there in Belgium ! Seems like electric 1/8 is slow to catch on in the UK could be the RAIN and more RAIN. But hopefully will do soon along with the mugen mbx6e.... looks awesome
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I want one. Where in the world are you guys? seems they are hard to get hold of in the UK.
Sweden here. Dunno why we are early in this realese. Usually last...
Dont even think US got theirs.
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nice guys! Mugen all the way!
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I want one. Where in the world are you guys? seems they are hard to get hold of in the UK.
This is no longer gonna be a problem soon
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Old 13-02-2011
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Yeah, I think they are going to be released in the States next week as well.

I guess we are "blessed" over here.... ;o)
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Old 14-02-2011
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Did you already drive it Knitter?
I'm waiting for my ESC mount at the moment...
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Old 14-02-2011
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No , waiting for my Tekin combo. And as there is that much snow here and I have no indoor local there will be a very long waite.....
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Old 14-02-2011
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damn that is sad

Hope 2 drive it soon...
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Old 17-02-2011
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Nice, thats a perrrrfect combo; Mugen MBX6E with Tekin ESC & motor
1900kv for American/small tracks
2050kv for Euro/ Large Tracks
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spot on....
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Nice, thats a perrrrfect combo; Mugen MBX6E with Tekin ESC & motor
1900kv for American/small tracks
2050kv for Euro/ Large Tracks
Hi

i m a bit confused as to what combo to go for?
As i m looking at getting a tekin combo for a mbx6, can you explain why one is better than the other .
The reason i ask is the tracks i will be racing at vary in style ie one track is short tight and twisty and another is large bigger straights but still tecnical another is just wide open easy flowing.

i only want to purchase one motor due to costs so which will be better and can i do anything to compensate for the type of track i will run on.

I guess as i race in uk i will be racing with nitros so i want to have at least the same performance as them if not more.
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2050....

I think its a good compromise between speed and "comfort" for a Buggy. I used to run a 2200 (MMM) combo in both a Buggy and Truggy. Spot on in the Truggy but the car itself felt a bit sluggish. In the Buggy it was just brute power... A tad to much in fact. But it chewed Nitros as breakfast.... So I think 2050 will be spot on.
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What size pinion will work best ?
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A quick and shameless plug for those who are interested in the T8/RX8 combos: clicky

We used a 2050kv motor on a small to medium size track with good results with 15T/46T gearing IIRC.
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