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el tomaso · 02.25.2011, 12:04 AM

This is almost like a bigger 1/10 buggy, which could do quite well if its able to handle some abuse. Many people have told me that a CF 1/10'ish electric 1/8 would be the best design for the track.

I think a few scrathes would ruin those good looks fast. Perfect for the pro's who rarely crash i guess.

I would rather have a converted Losi 810 if I wanted a light 1/8 buggy. But I like my normal 1/8's as they are.

Thomas G

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el tomaso RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 283 Join Date: Feb 2010	02.25.2011, 12:04 AM This is almost like a bigger 1/10 buggy, which could do quite well if its able to handle some abuse. Many people have told me that a CF 1/10'ish electric 1/8 would be the best design for the track. I think a few scrathes would ruin those good looks fast. Perfect for the pro's who rarely crash i guess. I would rather have a converted Losi 810 if I wanted a light 1/8 buggy. But I like my normal 1/8's as they are. Thomas G I have the cars that I really wanted before I got them ;-)