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Old 09-12-2013
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Default Team C durable?

Hello all.

i were looking at the new TM4 an think it looks the "bomb" so would like to know
How dos the Team C plastic/molded/Suspention Arm's and so on parts hold up, are they as good as the xray/Yokomo stuff ore?



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I ahve recently started running a TM2 and have crashed a few times with no issues with any of the plastics.
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I've been running my tm2 for about four months now and I'd say its as solid as rango,kyosho,Xray,yok cars.
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I've been running my tm2 for about four months now and I'd say its as solid as rango,kyosho,Xray,yok cars.
Had some big wipeouts with mine - no issues. Buy with confidence
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+1 Durability.
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I have broken a wishbone at low speed just clipped a track marker and it broke where the pivot pin goes through but I have had some real hum dingers and it just bounced off and was untouched but on the whole there are as strong as anything out there and the quality of the plastics are very good. I don't know anyone who has brought a tm2 who has been disappointed most people seem to improve their laps times with one.
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I ahve recently started running a TM2 and have crashed a few times with no issues with any of the plastics.
At least I will have a source of spares then!
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