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Old 10-19-2016, 06:12 PM
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I searched and didnt see anything so ill ask here. Anyone have some feedback or tips on this car? Looks great and can use the help.

http://www.tresrey.com/tresrey/products/TYHT001_eng.html
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Yes, this car is a VBC variant. I think it's a D07 model with a few differences such as the steering rack.

Still a smoking deal if you ask me.
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I have one and it is a great chassis for 17.5 blinky.
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Yes, this car is a VBC variant. I think it's a D07 model with a few differences such as the steering rack.

Still a smoking deal if you ask me.
I'm not here to argue but I don't see a single component even remotely resembling any VBC chassis.
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I believe that some of the VBC D07 components fit like C-hubs, steering arms, etc. Haven't tried myself yet though.

I am looking for a good base setup for 17.5 blinky if anyone has something.
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