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10.20.2008, 09:17 PM

I think the most interesting RC competitive type sport to me would be crawling. There are several classes and it's growing a lot.


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10.20.2008, 09:21 PM

I'd have to agree. Start with a hustler or AX10 with the FLM chassis.


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I think the most interesting RC competitive type sport to me would be crawling. There are several classes and it's growing a lot.
indeed it is, but i already have a decent truggy and there are alot of tracks around.. so i would probably be racing novice 1/8


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Personally, I'd try and get your hands on a LMT 1940 for the truggy. It is 2 pole and will spool up faster than a neu. Also, ditch yor battery and go for a lighter one if your budget permits.


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Personally, I'd try and get your hands on a LMT 1940 for the truggy. It is 2 pole and will spool up faster than a neu. Also, ditch yor battery and go for a lighter one if your budget permits.
all depends.. as for the Lehner, i dont think this thing can use more power, the front tires balloon and unload already.. lighter battery is a must though..

hmmm...6s.....

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Today was the deciding day- I chose to race R/c for 2009.
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