ok which RC?

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    • August 24, 2004 at 11:48 pm #12308
      lots_of_lobsters
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      hey guys,
      im into bits, but im considerin movin up a few scales to maybe an iwaver or somehting…wat should i no? i dont wana have to spend gazillions but i want somehting i dont have to tae to a track…i wanr somehting cheap, fast, and durable which can go on roads and stuff…i duno what i should get…can anyone help?

    • August 25, 2004 at 5:42 am #55052
      jamiekulhanek
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      Mini Z’s, IWavers and XMODS are all the same scale. Neither of the 3 will cope with roads unless its bitumen like at templestowe race track.

      The mini Z and IWaver do approx 18km/h out of the box, the XMOD does about 12kmh as it lacks gearsets in stock form, so dont let that put you off, as the XMODS have an All Wheel Drive option.

      You will probably barely ever play with bits again once you have one of these.

      You could go with an overland for rougher terrain, or a mini madforce/mini T for rougher stuff, the mini T is a true offroader.

    • August 25, 2004 at 11:40 am #55054
      Avatar photoAaron
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      The MadForce (Mini-Z Monster) is looking like a great fun platform for rougher running and still great speed. (Just add Nelly and stacks of GPM parts).

      I’m quite Interested in the Mini-T concept… but see a Monster on the Horizon!

      A.

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    • August 25, 2004 at 1:09 pm #55057
      dgs73
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      or you could go for a Micro RS4, same size as the Mini T…:smiley2: there’s one selling on this site…

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