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I have a tlr22-2 and fancy a 4wd to go with it. Don't really want losi if only Because I like having different brand models. Love the look of the Durango but is it any good?
I am just getting back into indoor club racing and may do some AstroTurf outdoor next year. Any suggestions welcome |
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I've just bought a Yokomo Bmax4 III and I'm very impressed with the quality and spec of the kit.
It would probably be a good idea to see what is being run at you're local club and take it from there. ![]() |
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K1 aero, love mine!
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thanks guys. Do most 4WD have geared diffs? I prefer the idea of those over ball diffs, find them tricky to set up and it doesn't help that I don't know what I'm doing!
Motor wise am I looking at 6.5 or similar? Would prefer a car that takes shorty lipos as I have a few of them |
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is the B44.2 old techology? Can get one for £240.
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my top 3 would be
bmax4 iii (great car for the money it is now and has gear diffs) durango 410 v4 (again good car for the money and you can pick 2nd ones up for good money, also gear diffs) kyosho zx6 (this is the car i run, only reason i placed this car 3rd and not top is price, ive had the bmax4 iii it was great!! this car comes with ball diffs but ive changed mine to gear for an extra £104 ![]() ![]() |
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i wish you hadn't said that! I have always loved Kyosho cars, used to run them in rallycross years ago.
That is one very expensive car once you add diffs, are spares easily accessible? |
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