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Serum · 03.25.2006, 01:42 AM

A burned schulze? that's something new... can you get some pictures of the fried thing? I'd love to add them to my collection.

On a tight/technical indoor track you will love lipo's. being lightweight, the buggy is unbelievable nimble. I played with Daniels buggy (heavy 14 cells) and i really loved its handling. A guy who normally races nitro buggies said it was a league on it's own, it drives like the most perfect setup nitro buggy, but with a much smoother power band. On 5S you will love it on a tight track, it is very nimble.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	03.25.2006, 01:42 AM A burned schulze? that's something new... can you get some pictures of the fried thing? I'd love to add them to my collection. On a tight/technical indoor track you will love lipo's. being lightweight, the buggy is unbelievable nimble. I played with Daniels buggy (heavy 14 cells) and i really loved its handling. A guy who normally races nitro buggies said it was a league on it's own, it drives like the most perfect setup nitro buggy, but with a much smoother power band. On 5S you will love it on a tight track, it is very nimble.