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20-05-2011
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anyone trying rear motor 22
have changed my 22 to rear motor anyone else trying this outdoors and having any success? tried mid motor but could nt find a decent set up was always hard to push and rear end breaking away,so was hoping other people have maybe tried rear motor and are prefering over mid and getting results.
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20-05-2011
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The car in rear motor is easier to work on and feels more stable, to me anyway.
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20-05-2011
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20-05-2011
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Been running rear motor for a few weeks now. Car really 'digs in' on my local grass circuit www.shrccc.com. Really depends on what YOU like.
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mines rear suits my driving.rear feels good on tight turns which most clubs have.also running outside can be damp due to uk weather conditions which suits rear motor cars better
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