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08-10-2006
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Heyup Jimmy.
What's your first choice then ? The T2R went as well as can be expected, it's a bit 'plasticy' in places, but for the cash I don't think you can go wrong. It didn't break either with is always a bonus. Andy. 
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08-10-2006
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T2R or that hotbodies thing still (even tho its a plastic warrior). Do you like the T2r then ?
I thought I could write something decent for the site about a mid-entry level tourer like one of those. did you do alright ? did you sell your t1r ?
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#84
08-10-2006
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Heyup Jimmy.
Yes I sold my T1R a good while ago on ebay. I would definatley reccommend the T2R, it seemed pretty bullet proof. It did go really well thanks, took a while to get 'into the flow' of driving a tourer again, I kept using the brakes and trying to swing the back end out for corners using like with the buggy ! After a couple of rounds I realised that simply turning into a corner on the racing line scrubs of loads of speed and being smooth and tight is the way to go. There were a few really quick cars at Gtcc that weren't regulars and they were silly fast, using BRM spec motors aparently. Anyhow I ended up 3rd in the A, could have being 2nd was close. The chap who won it drove a Losi and it was quicker than any of my modifieds ! So all in all a good first run. Won't be going for a few weeks and i'm on my jollies for a fortnight after next week, but then i'll be back, I really enjoyed it. Andy.
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12-10-2006
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