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Ritchie T 04-01-2012 09:06 PM

4wd advice
 
Ive been doing 2wd for just over a year now but fancy a go at 4wd. Incase its not for me I want to do it on the cheap and grab a 410R. So my questions are is the R version as competitive as the full fat and other top end cars from different manufacturers? Where's the cheapest place I can pick one up?

Thanks :)

paulc 04-01-2012 09:24 PM

http://www.rccarshop.co.uk/index.php...ck-towers.html


Just replace the front hinge pin holder to the alloy one then all good to go :thumbsup:

av4625 04-01-2012 09:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ritchie T (Post 602830)
Ive been doing 2wd for just over a year now but fancy a go at 4wd. Incase its not for me I want to do it on the cheap and grab a 410R. So my questions are is the R version as competitive as the full fat and other top end cars from different manufacturers? Where's the cheapest place I can pick one up?

Thanks :)

410r's r a really good car but need 1 or 2 upgrades u will need the ff suspension hanger and if ur track has big jumps you will need the aluminium rear gearbox retainers!
thats what i have i am leading my club championship and 1st in the first round of irish indoor nats and third in the next and its a great car

Big G 04-01-2012 11:15 PM

Richie, I'll have another 410 shortly so you can use my spare if you just want to 'try the water'

Ritchie T 07-01-2012 09:34 PM

Thanks for the replys guys, im actually thinking ill go for the none R version one as you seem to get quite a lot more for the extra £ or grab an SX3 :lol:

G i see you at most of the meetings i attend so if you dont mind giving me a few laps after a round it would be most appreciated :)


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