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What's with 4wd?
I have just got back in to racing. And I'm quite surprised to see 4wd has died a bit of a deth.
I know 2wd has always been more popular but why has 4wd got so unpopular? |
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Has it? We had more people in 4wd for our regional series this year then 2wd.
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4wd
West Midlands region 80 drivers completed the series in 4wd
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Ok it sounds like my information is wrong then thats really good news that 4wd is still healthy
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In the southwest it not so heathy we only have dozen racers so not so good!!
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ive found there's quite a few at regional meetings but when it comes to club nights more people choose to run 2wd
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I bought a one run old b44.1 but have since found most round here run 2wd so im now considering putting it up for a swap for a 2wd which is a shame
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B44.1 based 2wd? Then what you have already will be a good base to start with. Just an idea.
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We have, probably, a 60/40 split favoring 2WD at YORCC. There are some that only race 4wd (me included) and some that only race 2wd and others that race whatever championship is running that night.
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You sure? There are so many 4wd kits today on the market.
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Agree, I also recently got back into RC hobby and found out there are still many 4wd kits available.
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Maybe that's at your club or region - in the Netherlands 4WD has grown quite massively this season compared to the last!
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4wd in the northampton / MK area is almost non existent but that is probably due to indoor astro where 2wd is almost as quick and needs less maintenance.
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4wd
Same applies here in Dublin.
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