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Old 07-11-2011
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Default Ansmann Blizzard or LRP blast BX

narrowed my new buggy down to an Ansmann Blizzard or LRP blast BX

they are both available in kit form so ill be sticking in a brushless for racing


Just wanted to know how tough both these cars are, how hard it is to get spares and obviously the performance of both

the reasons ive narrowed these two down as they are both available new, in kit form and take stick packs.
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Neither will be super competitive at racing level. Ok for a beginner, but you will soon outgrow them. Better to go for a second hand Cat
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Rather than the Blizzard look at the ansmann X4pro, comes with alloy shocks, slipper clutch, bearings instead of bushes etc..
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Will it take a stick pack?
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