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Old 11-06-2011
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Everyone on the site (with the exception of Welshy40) will agree the B4 is the better car.
You driving the B4 should beat you driving the B3.
Actually I was always significantly faster with my B3 than my B4 ... B4 just doesn't suit some people, not a bad car but not a universal one either
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thanks for the replies, why will a b4 layshaft help
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thanks for the replies, why will a b4 layshaft help
The gear is the same size as the B3 but the B3 slipper cant handle the power from the brushless motor when accelarating so using the B4 part you can fit the slipper system as well and give much more control of the slipper and zero burnouts of the clutch pads.
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the b4 slipper does work better than the b3 one and is definately something to change if you want to race a b3 now, as welshy says, the single pad b3 slipper cant handle the power like the 2 pad b4 one can. in the end though it is all down to how you like your car, if you like it edgy and responsive you want a b4, if you like it comfortable and predictable then the b3 will work for you. my home done mid engine b4 handles very much like the b3, but with lots more overall grip which is a good result for me
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There was i guy at bury metro last week who he said used to be a national A finalist around 1994,he had a b3 with brushed system and nimh cells and was beating everone in 2wd
Any idea who it was?? I expect a lot of us will know him!
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Any idea who it was?? I expect a lot of us will know him!
no mate all he said,is that hed stoped racing to take up snooker,got to a 135 break realised he wasent going to get any better and started racing again,he was about to go out and buy all the latest gear so ill ask his name next time he comes!!
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