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Rtsbasic · 09.22.2005, 08:47 AM

They're cracking little trucks. I've been throwing mine over jumps onto solid concrete and on grass fields since I got it with no parts breakage (even with 8 cells and normal wheels when the cars doing easily over 50mph the time it hits the ramp, although I normally run oversize Masher 2000's on mine). I prefer mine to my T3, although its not quite as responsive its a lot more durable. For £55 shipped with the team shocks, cvds and ti turnbuckles you can't go wrong, it looks like new. I got mine for £41 shipped by Global Express with some spares, but it was more used.

If you get it, make sure a) your not going to be hit with customs (they'll be about £8 with the $60 marked value). and b) put nuts on the screws that hold the rear arm mounts on, otherwise you'll thread the mounts out when you start jumping it. Buy lots of RPM nylon parts for it as well, arms and bodyposts in particular.

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Rtsbasic RC-Monster England! Offline Posts: 425 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: North Devon, England	09.22.2005, 08:47 AM They're cracking little trucks. I've been throwing mine over jumps onto solid concrete and on grass fields since I got it with no parts breakage (even with 8 cells and normal wheels when the cars doing easily over 50mph the time it hits the ramp, although I normally run oversize Masher 2000's on mine). I prefer mine to my T3, although its not quite as responsive its a lot more durable. For £55 shipped with the team shocks, cvds and ti turnbuckles you can't go wrong, it looks like new. I got mine for £41 shipped by Global Express with some spares, but it was more used. If you get it, make sure a) your not going to be hit with customs (they'll be about £8 with the $60 marked value). and b) put nuts on the screws that hold the rear arm mounts on, otherwise you'll thread the mounts out when you start jumping it. Buy lots of RPM nylon parts for it as well, arms and bodyposts in particular.