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Old 01-07-2013
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Originally Posted by steamrock View Post
Have checked with my local club now, have completely mistaken on the brand that was popular there. It is most Mugen that rolls on the track.

I've more or less decided Mugen MBX-7 but have little hard to let go of JQ Yellow edition. It is supposed to have many setup possibilities.
I have seen that JQ yellow... are rolling on the big races so it is perhaps no bad choice either.
If I do not care what's popular to run here, is mbx-7 still a better choice?
You would not be dissapointed in the JQ car it is a nice bit of kit robust and the new optional yelow kit is well worth a look at it This comes wit hthe standard chassis as you get wit hyellow kit plus the all new wider chassis and option parts;

At the moment i am running the new chassis with option partsand the improvement this has made not only to the car but my driving and overall results are brillant and a fantastic improvement for myself;

Part for the JQ are very easy to get hold of as you have the main distrubuter based here in the U.K;

http://www.gbmodelsport.co.uk/contactus.php

Also have which are based in Sweden;

Swedish Edition Trading AB
Stensätravägen 9 A 2tr
127 39 Skärholmen
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+46-8-6464300

So either way parts would not be a problem and having the option yellow edition this way you have 2 chassis so alot of work you can do on the 2 chassis and get the best from both ;



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