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Default ZX-5 rtr
wanting to get a 4wd that i can happily thrash around yet use as aa race car as well ad i'm looking at the Lazer rtr.

one quick q - is the rtr basicaly the original zx-5 in terms of suspension and geometry?
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One quick answer - yes
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The geometry is the same but the quality of plastic is just awful.
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They only bad parts on the RTR are the naff plastic driveshaft bits,they dont last long at all.
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sweet, thanks for the answers guys.

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I take it the plastic naff bits can be easily replaced? They do Ally and carbon bits I suppose?

Am looking at a 4wd buggy myself.
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