Ofna

Ofna has always been famous at the local track and in the back yard with their 1/8 Hyper buggy series. At first glance, some may think the new Hyper 9 looks like a Losi 8ight knock off with its thin chassis design, but the Hyper 9 is far from a Losi 8ight! Compared to the other Hypers, Ofna has redesigned their buggy series from the ground up. The most noticeable features you can see right away are the angle of the engine and the thin chassis. To me this buggy looks like a sure fire contender that will be able to keep up with competiton brands such as Losi, Kyosho, Xray, fellow Jammin, Mugen, and others.

When the Jammin CRT .5 was released, it obviously had no competiton as it was the first of its kind to be released, the CRT .5 usually had its own racing class or raced with the 1/10 scale stadium trucks. The CRT .5 is no longer the only 1/12 nitro truggy out there. Ofna will be releasing the new Hyper Mini ST.

Ofna has had nothing but good luck since when they released their Jammin X1 CRT, their 1/8th scale truggy, designed by Jammin Jay Hasely. It has taken many major titles, as well as hundreds and hundreds of small club races, and privately held events. Not too long ago, Ofna decided to release a miniature 1/10th scale version of their Jammin X1 CRT, myself, along with tons of other people were VERY excited to see what it could do. Packed with awesome features such as full size servos, a Jammin .12 nitro offroad engine, and a 42mph top speed, its bound to be a monster. Badged the Jammin CRT .5 RTR, it is a mean, lean, track eating machine! Here are the factory specs for the RTR version of the truck.

Word has it that Jammin Jay has been testing a new truck out, which many people are starting to call it the Jammin X2 CRT. Although it is not offically liscensed as under that name yet, everyone knows what it is! Thanks toTaylor james, this same truck platform is the new champion of the 2007 ROAR Nationals! The truck itself looks VERY promising, and has quite a bit different things than the older X1.