4WD Performance

jsw123 · #1 21-04-2014

Another 'what car is the best' question, sorry.

If spares/cost etc were ignored and just track performance were taken in to account, what 4WD would everyone vote for?

I like the way my 22 is feeling now after a year of this hobby, not sure if that means I will naturally get on with TLR more than others?

AfroP · #2 21-04-2014

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Originally Posted by jsw123

Another 'what car is the best' question, sorry.

If spares/cost etc were ignored and just track performance were taken in to account, what 4WD would everyone vote for?

I like the way my 22 is feeling now after a year of this hobby, not sure if that means I will naturally get on with TLR more than others?

just because you get on with one TLR car doesnt mean you'll get on with them all
However if your happy with what you have then the 22-4 would be a great choice of 4wd
there may be parts that you can share between cars, you know what the build quality is like and from what i have seen of them, they are a great car on the track.

dpackster1980 · #3 21-04-2014

Current favourite car is Yokomo bmax4III, so easy to drive fast it's ridiculous.

The all time favourite has to be the original XX4. I had one and liked it so much I got the re release when that came out.

Lee1972 · #4 21-04-2014

After having run Associated cars for the last three years last November I got the Xray XB4 and have been impressed with the build quality / level of engineering and it's quite a robust car which can take some big hits! I've since bought the 2wd version which I'm going to get to grips with and the bonus is it shares about 95% of the parts that the 4wd uses

jsw123 · #5 21-04-2014

Food for thought as ever from fellow ooplers. If looks counted for anything the xray gets my vote!

Lee1972 · #6 22-04-2014

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Originally Posted by jsw123

Food for thought as ever from fellow ooplers. If looks counted for anything the xray gets my vote!

Jamie,
When I first clapped eyes on the 2wd I thought what an ugly car