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Old 21-12-2009
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Default New B4.1?

Anyone seen the new B4.1 and also T4.1 models? Much better than a B4?

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Isn't that just to do with the new 2.4 radio etc as that's still not a FT kit etc.
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looks like they have changed the chaasis to the same facilities as the sc10, and 2.4ghz radio.
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Thumbscrews on the batttery strap too....look a better idea but perhaps less sturdy than the older screws? Toying with getting a roller B4, from what you see, worth geting the 4.1 or not frankly that much different?
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The B4 looks to have the new shock towers too.
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Apart from the diff & a bit of anodising, it dosnt look like much has changed? Unless I am missing something?

Pretty good for a RTR though...
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Old 22-12-2009
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Anyone know if the B4.1 shock towers have different geometry? US drivers seem to be running a '4th hole' on the rear shock tower on their FT's, running lipo with very little weight added. Would be interested to know if the shocks are at more of an angle with these towers.
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Old 22-12-2009
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Anyone know if the B4.1 shock towers have different geometry? US drivers seem to be running a '4th hole' on the rear shock tower on their FT's, running lipo with very little weight added. Would be interested to know if the shocks are at more of an angle with these towers.
AFAIK the front tower is the same but thicker and made of different plastic.
The rear has the 4th hole and the outer hole on the current tower has been taken off.
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Old 22-12-2009
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Thanks Richard, I'll have to get myself one of the rear towers then as I've been messing around running with lipo and no added mass with some self drilled 4th holes - not the most accurate drilling in the world though!

Has anyone else tried running lipo with no added mass and using softer springs and/or the 4th hole?

Did I see something about the gear diff being adjustable? How does this work and is it any good? There's no oil in it, right?
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