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Originally Posted by Mad-Wolfie
if you are going to be hammering the car or are just a beginner, can i suggest instead of buying X2c wishbones, buy the mad-rat/monkey wishbones. they are a softer plastic so don't break so easy but are generally just the same performance wise, although the harder plastic ones do generate a little more grip as there is less grounding flex, but unless you are a regular contender pushing for a-finals you may never notice the difference.
The parts between the 2 are interchangeable, but if you download the monkey / x2c manual you will see some part numbers are different even though the parts look identical (excluding the chassis, battery strap & shell which are different as the car has a different battery configuration, but the chassis will fit if you want a stick pack chassis) the rat/monkey parts are softer plastic, the X car ones are the same but firmer.
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Well seasoned racer, but I haven't raced properly with a buggy in ten years, hell the last buggys I bought were a XX-CR and an original CAT2K
Thanks for all of the feedback guys, it's turned in to an essential read for any X2C owners.
2nd the chassis comment, that's dedication for you
