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Picked up this buggy at AB-C. The price was right so I figured I would give it a try.
This is Megatech's entry into the 18th scale arena. The MPro-RCB Buggy RTR.
First look it doesn't look bad. After a closer look...I would say it is a close to an Associated RC18B as you can get legally.
The overall chassis layout is the same. The Mpro is set up with a wider chassis plate that I found out was because they offer a Dual Motor Conversion
The front suspension is close to the same...I did notice that it has a universal shock tower that can be used for front/rear and any body style.
Rear Suspension is close to the same...I like the MPro how it screws from the back versus the bottom like the Assoc. Anyone that has tried to remove the screws after bashing knows what I am talking about.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES:
They list a ton of Alum hopups and other items...here are a few that I thought were worthy of mentioning:
Battery and charger kit: This splits the cells to either side of the chassis for balance and installation of Dual Motor Kit.
Brushless Motor & ESC: Do I need to say more?
Here is my first Test run on the track...It will be competitive for an inexpensive price.
This is Megatech's entry into the 18th scale arena. The MPro-RCB Buggy RTR.
First look it doesn't look bad. After a closer look...I would say it is a close to an Associated RC18B as you can get legally.
The overall chassis layout is the same. The Mpro is set up with a wider chassis plate that I found out was because they offer a Dual Motor Conversion
The front suspension is close to the same...I did notice that it has a universal shock tower that can be used for front/rear and any body style.
Rear Suspension is close to the same...I like the MPro how it screws from the back versus the bottom like the Assoc. Anyone that has tried to remove the screws after bashing knows what I am talking about.
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES:
They list a ton of Alum hopups and other items...here are a few that I thought were worthy of mentioning:
Battery and charger kit: This splits the cells to either side of the chassis for balance and installation of Dual Motor Kit.
Brushless Motor & ESC: Do I need to say more?
Here is my first Test run on the track...It will be competitive for an inexpensive price.
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