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Old 17-12-2007
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Hi All, Just wonderingwhat car do you think is better, BJ4WE or Tamaya 501X running on grass track with some wooden jumps.
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They are both very good cars. Do you know anybody who has them that would be willing to let you have a go, as quite often different cars suit different drivers. The shaft drive would be less maintainance than the tamiya but it is a small price to pay if you like the way the tam drives.
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Yeh thats what i would advise aswell. If you can try and get a go with someones car. Thats what i did with my S4.

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Yeh thats what i would advise aswell. If you can try and get a go with someones car. Thats what i did with my S4.

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Maybe this is a bad example

Sorry ben you know i am only joking.

Both cars are strong, the BJ4 is probably a little more reliable due to the drive train, the BJ4 suits me because i can drive at 80% and still set reasonable times. Smooth is fast with them where as a xx4 needs to be driven balls out to be fast but is also very forgiving at the same time.

Cant comment on how the tamiya drives
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