Quote:
Originally Posted by mes
I heard the old B-Max4 (II) arms BM-008F are tougher, but I never had a 4III to compare. In this video you can see my son's B-Max4II take some serious abuse and keep going |
The bmax4ii wishbones were a bit beefier, and it was obvious which were stronger from looking at them. May be very difficult to find any now, as the part codes were the same (BM-008F) and the Bmax4iii part replaced the older one.
May sound like a silly response, but have you thought about giving him a solid 2wd car like the BMAX2MR to learn with? They are cheap enough second hand, and very solid. 2wd is a bit more forgiving for a learner, as well as being lighter and a bit slower.
__________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Team Yokomo - YZ-2CAL3 | YZ-2DTM3 | YZ-4SF2 | YZ-2T | YZ-2DTM Worlds | YZ-2DTM x2 | YRX-12 x2
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
10electric |
Batley Buggy Club |
YORCC |
RHR |
MB Models
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------