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Serum · 04.27.2005, 08:06 AM

Tough case..

You don't believe the people out here?

Or have you got serious doubts in your own driving skills? ;)

I have got a technical background and i say that the g-maxx chassis is on of the best chassis available, considering price, material and toughness.

I simple ain't got no movie to proof it, just go to rcpics.net and do the search for the movies..

And everything can break, snap or bent in the hands of the wrong person. hit a concrete wall at 30-40 mph with the toughest maxx out there and it WILL be damaged.

Again, the g-maxx chassis is one of the best frames money can buy. And if you crash badly, you can buy all things as spareparts.

In my opinion people who invested 2k in their maxxes don't drive it careless. be nice to it, and she will be nice to you...

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	04.27.2005, 08:06 AM Tough case.. You don't believe the people out here? Or have you got serious doubts in your own driving skills? ;) I have got a technical background and i say that the g-maxx chassis is on of the best chassis available, considering price, material and toughness. I simple ain't got no movie to proof it, just go to rcpics.net and do the search for the movies.. And everything can break, snap or bent in the hands of the wrong person. hit a concrete wall at 30-40 mph with the toughest maxx out there and it WILL be damaged. Again, the g-maxx chassis is one of the best frames money can buy. And if you crash badly, you can buy all things as spareparts. In my opinion people who invested 2k in their maxxes don't drive it careless. be nice to it, and she will be nice to you...