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    • July 31, 2002 at 10:29 pm #9175
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      First of all are Oems virtually the same as official Bit char-gs? I mean can you mod OEMs with Bit char-g parts? But anyway there is a Oem on toyeast for $9.90 and I”m going to get it if the mod packages are the same. Thanks

      Nick

    • July 31, 2002 at 11:13 pm #14854
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      Far from it- If you want a cheap car to either race stock or extensively modify- get OEM. If you want good quality and compatibility with all option parts, get the TOMY’s. Basically. OEM is NOT OEM by the traditional definition of the term. OEM Bit CHar-G range from near-exact copies of TOMY’s to vehicles that have different length, wheelbase, motor connections (some even hardwired) and gearing systems. A real OEM would be exact to specifications and indistinguishable except for the lack of retail markings, however none such exists. The closest to this are the hobbico and hotwheels releases, but these are lisenced, not OEM.

      -dan

    • August 1, 2002 at 12:29 pm #14902
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      Hiyas!

      I?ve bought severall OEMs and in my opinion the bullets are the best . Espacially for the price (9.90$). The Huale OEMs are absolutely crap!!! I took out the NiCd and the sterring spring and throw the rest away. The bullet is o.k., ucan use all parts of the tomy except the Gear Set GS-03. Because the distance of the engine to the rear axle is different to tomy.

      And the Bullets are containing a NiMh:smiley2:

      If you remove the silly decals and change the antenna you?ll have a good car , not as good as a Bit , but nearly the same.

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