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Old 23-11-2007
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I think it depends on what you are after from your car. You say you are just getting back into R/C so you might want something that doesn't require too much 'looking after'. If that is the case then the AE B44 or the Hotbodies D4 would be good choices for you. The D4 is a very strong buggy capable of taking a good few knocks, spares are a doddle to find and the drivetrain is sealed so wont need too much stripping down.
If you are looking for something that will keep you busy during the week aswell, then maybe a belt driven buggy is what you are after. Of the belt drives, I personally think the Tamiya or the X5 are the ones to go for. The Tamiya is strong and has a good knowledge base here on oOple whereas the X5 is something a bit different from all the B44s you will be seeing around! X5 also has a good fountain of knowledge on this here site. One other buggy worth a mention is the Kyosho ZX-5. It isnt the strongest out of the box and needs some instant hop ups, the parts are very easy to get though and when fully prepared it is a great little car that is more than capable of holding its own against the newer opposition. All of this is just my opinion but I hope it was of some help.
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