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nativepaul · 04.03.2007, 07:50 PM

Yeah I've seen the evo but its bound to be more expencive and I'm on a very tight budget, also I'm no racer and the new shock towers with all the extra holes are more confuseing and uglyer. Lastly, (you'l probably laugh here) I prefer the looks of the Pro's purple anodized chassis to the Evo's dull grey hard anodized one.
No E-Clips sounds great but I hope I wont be reaching for the pliers very often anyway.
Its got to be a better buggy than the Tamiya Hornet my last scale car was based from.

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nativepaul RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 522 Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Sussex, England.	04.03.2007, 07:50 PM Yeah I've seen the evo but its bound to be more expencive and I'm on a very tight budget, also I'm no racer and the new shock towers with all the extra holes are more confuseing and uglyer. Lastly, (you'l probably laugh here) I prefer the looks of the Pro's purple anodized chassis to the Evo's dull grey hard anodized one. No E-Clips sounds great but I hope I wont be reaching for the pliers very often anyway. Its got to be a better buggy than the Tamiya Hornet my last scale car was based from.