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Old 24-06-2010
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I am Contemplating building another one off car
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Is it supposed to be 2wd or 4wd? Buggy or SC truck or .... ?
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I am Contemplating building another one off car
What should i build?
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What would you consider the ultimate?

XX4 w/ Durango drivetrain
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a mid motored buggy with a B4 front, a losi back, running saddle lipos side by side (so the long side to the front) so you have a skiny mid motored 2wd beast, I've seen a skinny B4 and a losi/B4 MM hybrid, but never the 2 together.
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how about a 1:1 mid motored 2wd buggy ;D
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1/10th 4wd mid motor 3 full geared diffs,big bore shocks
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These all seem a little tame...lol
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a mid motored buggy with a B4 front, a losi back, running saddle lipos side by side (so the long side to the front) so you have a skiny mid motored 2wd beast, I've seen a skinny B4 and a losi/B4 MM hybrid, but never the 2 together.
Ive got exactly that in my garage with a carbon fibre tub chassis, ill dig you some pics out
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a Rear drive 2WD with brakes on the front wheels
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If you want a real challenge try designing a car that has an inboard motor with a slimline chassis and maybe laydown shocks if you want points for style
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