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Old 06-25-2008, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by rc10gt82
You also have to factor in shipping.. To ship it to me with the cheapest option was another $15, so the difference is only $10. I'd much rather support the LHS and spend another $10 to get it right away..
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get the B44 from your LHS.. support the businesses that invest in you the hobbyist. then you can make sure they can get parts for you as well.

tip: double the front shock tower.
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i havent had any issues with my xxx4g+ i love it and with the addition of the front one-way it turns on a dime both on our clay indoor track and our large outdoor track i would say the losi
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Really ANY of the top 4wds are going to be good cars. Some are just a bit more challenging to drive. I have had and or driven a bunch, and I must say the xxx4 g+ is probably my favorite all around. Tons of rear bite, tons of side bite, easy to drive fast. Only issues--needs more steering lock in stock form and can be kind of fragile at times.

Lazer zx5-sp is awesome as well. Stable, lot of rear traction, mucho steering.

501x WCE is a neat car but parts can be hard to come by and I think it can be very challenging to drive lap after lap. Its easy to get one crazy lap but tough to string a bunch of fast laps together.
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What dcoe said.......


I like my lazer sp but i think if your a a really skilled driver there is only so far you can go with it. If anything it's easy to drive fast but harder to drive it on the edge..... this is where i think a b44 or xxx-4 would suit me. I dunno maybe the 5o1x....but no parts support is a huge turn off.
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Be different than everyone else with a B44.

Yokomo MR-4BX is incredibly durable.

Parts are available online.
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Originally Posted by Bike racer
Be different than everyone else with a B44.

Yokomo MR-4BX is incredibly durable.

Parts are available online.

Oh yea sqc049 definitly knows parts are available via interweb.






Good car.
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tamiya hotshot

whatever your shop stocks parts for.

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Old 06-26-2008, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by RB FIVE


I like my lazer sp but i think if your a a really skilled driver there is only so far you can go with it.
explain...
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Originally Posted by d16dcoe45
explain...
I really can't yet, I'll let you know after the regionals.......
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Originally Posted by RB FIVE
I really can't yet, I'll let you know after the regionals.......
It served me well on a really tough track. A-main 5th place...
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Good for you man--Congrats!!
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