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othello
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10.11.2008, 07:27 PM

The owner of the mbx5t drove both cars and is obviously more used to the driving behaviour of his mbx5t. The Robitronic Buggy/truggy hybrid is lighter, has a shorter wheelbase and the startup of the Jazz ESC is very sudden making it look more agressive on startup (more easely to wheelie).

The mbx5t is a very predictable and smooth handling car with stock setup. It's way easyer to drive then the Protos buggy/truggy which tends to oversteer.


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