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Anybody still run one of these?
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Nope not that I know of, but I will be running a B2 at the next Petit if its happening next year. This car is a better car than the B4 so I would hold onto it if I were you. Better quality product.
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Like Welshy I still race my B2 buggy with decent results
![]() These cars despite the 1995 design are already lipo ready and can handle easily the power of a modern brushless motor (7.5 on mine ![]() Bye Ema |
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This is my rc10 ive not ran it yet its got a brushless 7.5 not to sure on the gearing for the brushless set up thou .
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Looks nice!
Not quite a B3, but I am still running a T3, have enough spares to keep it running for ages hopefully! |
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I was racing my B2 until last year, but I'm now down to my last pair of wishbones. I don't dare race it again until I find a decent spares supply. Does anyone know where I can find any? I think I got DMS's last pair.
Also do the B3 wishbones fit, and are they significantly different? Ben |
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At the rear if you want to use the B3 arms you also have to change the rear hub carrier because the arm is a little longer and the hub has a different offset that compensate the additional length. Probably also the Tunder Tiger Phoenix BX ones will do the job as this car actually is a B3 ![]() My suggestion is also to use the RPM front bumper, because with the original is quite easy to loose the front e-clips and when you hinge slide a litte out it is really easy to break the front arms. Bye Ema |
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Its easy to get spares from eBay USA, you just have to look to see if they ship worldwide.
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I have a pretty mint B2 Team car with some B3 parts, still a very fast car. The build quality of the thing is very impressive, I guess they were still made in the states during this time?. I only drive it once in a while due to the parts not being all that easy to get. I plan to change it back to 100% B2 soon
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