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Old 03-12-2011
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hi im new to ansmann cars but wot is the difference between the x4pro and the x4te apart from the price look the same to me help wood be much appreciated
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Pro is plastic chassis and slim shocks. X4te is carbon fibre and big bores
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is that the only diff??
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A couple of subtle differences but not much other than previous posts..both great cars..
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x4 pro

pro shocks,
plastic shassis
plastic hingepin hangers
angled rear gearbox
magnesium motor mount

x4 te

big bore shocks
carbon fiber chassis
alloy hinge pin hangers
flat rear gearbox
alloy motor mount with intergrated heat sink

these are the basics
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The motor plate is also alittle more forward on the TE and also the centre drive shafts are a different length also.
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