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BL_RV0 · 03.04.2008, 12:22 PM

personally, i like the un-upgraded feel. if all you care about is to bash, and dont mind having your aluminum take a beating, then go for it. otherwise, i would just leave it almost stock and just upgrade the really necessary parts, (wheels and tires, bulkheads, and body, motor/esc and batts.) i do not really mind replacing parts, so, the heavy aluminum really doesn't do it for me.thats just my 2 cents. nothing against aluminum, but juust too heavy for my taste.

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BL_RV0 RC-Monster Dual Brushless Offline Posts: 5,061 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Thousand Oaks CA	03.04.2008, 12:22 PM personally, i like the un-upgraded feel. if all you care about is to bash, and dont mind having your aluminum take a beating, then go for it. otherwise, i would just leave it almost stock and just upgrade the really necessary parts, (wheels and tires, bulkheads, and body, motor/esc and batts.) i do not really mind replacing parts, so, the heavy aluminum really doesn't do it for me.thats just my 2 cents. nothing against aluminum, but juust too heavy for my taste. Get me back into RC!