2WD-4WD-TRUCK Which one?
#16
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Use B4 shock shafts up front the .71 length ones. ( when using these no need for limiters ) That helps a lot as of arms usually the extra speed or better put acceleration that a 4wd buggy will have will result in broken arms if not landed right. Either class you pick you can have a great time
#17
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Use B4 shock shafts up front the .71 length ones. ( when using these no need for limiters ) That helps a lot as of arms usually the extra speed or better put acceleration that a 4wd buggy will have will result in broken arms if not landed right. Either class you pick you can have a great time
#18
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You got me then. I guess it is all personal preference and driving style as I used to own a Schumacher cat 4wd buggy not the newest one of course but after my first experience with that one I would not care for another. To each his own I guess. Hope you like your new one when you get it.
#20
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You got me then. I guess it is all personal preference and driving style as I used to own a Schumacher cat 4wd buggy not the newest one of course but after my first experience with that one I would not care for another. To each his own I guess. Hope you like your new one when you get it.
#24
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Well , might be your opinion but some 2wd buggies can actually get around a track faster . Sometimes we combine 4wd and 2wd together when it`s slow to make one class . Believe it or not but many times several 2wds end up 1st and 2nd . And yes it is the driver and 4wd doesn`t always hook up better . It is definetly a fun class to race though .