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what 4wd 1/10th car would you recomend
as title thinking of what 4wd drive car to get for over the winter and next year ?????
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Yokomo B-Max4 - terrific car for the money:thumbsup:
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FS-2
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No question, sx3
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Durango of course, lol!
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Budget, skill level, local track surface....? Give us something.
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Go for an fs2,top car,very reliable,very quick and very strong!. I wouldn't touch a sx3 unless you have very very deep pockets.
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Laser! Cough Cough.:thumbsup:
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I do like the Durango but just want to see what others would recommend ??? No budget really !!
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B44.1
Everything in kit you need Strong Spares cheap Easy to set up and minimal changes per track Lots of helpful AE drivers to ask for setups! :thumbsup: |
SX 3
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Fine, if all the sponsored drivers are going to reflexively blurt out their own company's latest kit, I'll suggest one from my own perspective - that of the impoverished racer:
FTX Vantage (either Brushless RTR as it is, or brushed RTR, then ebay the ESC and motor, and buy a brushless setup) And I'll even provide some reasoning: It has: 1) Slipper clutch, front CVDs, gear diffs, big bore shocks - good enough to race. 2) CML distribution, so good availability of spares and hop-ups. That beats the Bmax, Tamiyas and FS2 right off, both hard to find spares for. Probably also better than the Ansmann X4/Blizzard, another budget racer candidate. 3) Cheap as chips, less than a third of the other cars mentioned. That beats the DEX410v3, SX3, B44.1. 4) Looks - it's actually rather pretty! |
ive had a durango dex 410r / b44.1 / cat sx3 . but the lazer fs2 is in a league of its own ;)
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trf511.......:)
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New lazer.
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really do tell Matty's been running the car for months its virtually bullet proof:thumbsup: |
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Like I say, this is only me feeding back what appears to be a common theme trackside, so dont shoot the messenger!! :p |
It would help to have a bit more info.
What kind of surface will you be running on? Are u going to run regionals? Are u an experienced driver or is this a first time car? Best advice is to go to your local track and see what others are running and decide based on that. Reason i suggest this is so that you can get advice on setups and if needs be spares. |
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