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Old 13-12-2016
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Default B6 versus YZ2

Driven both. Both awesome, but I prefer the B6.

Less hard on rear tyres and slightly less steering.

If you like a buggy with loads of steering go for YZ2. If you want something more neutral. B6.

B6 is cheaper than YZ2 as well.

B6 awesome in dry. B6D awesome in wet. Get both.

But if you are racing on a budget get B6D and laydown conversion gearbox and gear diff for when it gets dry.

B6 build quality very good. Strong buggy. Best thing its fast out the box using kit setup.

Both B6 and YZ2 exceptionally good buggies. You can't go wrong with either.

That's my tuppence worth.
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