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The thing is.. as a poor student I rather not keep the buggy laying around when it uses alot of the parts I would need for the 1/10th e-revo.
Thanks for the awesome compliment!

Today it was a nice sunny day in Colorado which is rare for end of November so I decided to take advantage of it.. and got out to the track. For its first time on the track and with my bad driving skills ( I just build the cars I don't race them.. yet) The track was very dusty and loose so it was sort of hard to get traction but I think the buggy did just fine.. I think that with a good driver, and some testing and tuning this could possibly be a winner. I was surprised by the durability and you can see in the video I wasn't easy on it.. at the end of the day i broke the lexan wing mount I made and a turnbuckle end but that's all.
Overall pretty impressed!
TRACK VIDEO!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHaU_nz0I8U

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EDS Guest Posts: n/a	11.27.2010, 09:56 PM The thing is.. as a poor student I rather not keep the buggy laying around when it uses alot of the parts I would need for the 1/10th e-revo. Thanks for the awesome compliment! Today it was a nice sunny day in Colorado which is rare for end of November so I decided to take advantage of it.. and got out to the track. For its first time on the track and with my bad driving skills ( I just build the cars I don't race them.. yet) The track was very dusty and loose so it was sort of hard to get traction but I think the buggy did just fine.. I think that with a good driver, and some testing and tuning this could possibly be a winner. I was surprised by the durability and you can see in the video I wasn't easy on it.. at the end of the day i broke the lexan wing mount I made and a turnbuckle end but that's all. Overall pretty impressed! TRACK VIDEO!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHaU_nz0I8U Last edited by EDS; 11.28.2010 at 01:12 AM.