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10-01-2013
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Tlr 22
Currenctly racing on road tc, but am starting to get into 2wd 1/10th buggy. Is the tlr 22 a good choice? Also, anyone who runs it at the club, do you runit rear or mm motor?
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11-01-2013
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As Neil says there are quite a few of us who run them. They are all mid motor as far as I'm aware and they are great cars. Bullet proof strong and certainly quick enough to have given me 3 b final wins at the club over the last few races
Pop by and say hello and feel free to have a nose round my (and others) car 
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11-01-2013
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great car
i rasn one till recently, prob the strongest car on the market so yes run one in mid motor and there great!
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11-01-2013
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Hoping to come for a race day next round or two....
Quick question, does anyone run a tlr 22 with a stick pack? Need to get sme new batteries soon for my tc and wanted to know if i could use them in this buggy with mm.
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11-01-2013
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I now of someone that runs a 22 with mid motor and stick packs. He's taken out the battery stop at the front, its a tight fit but works ok.
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