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  1. Super x is one of my favorite. never had xx before but had to get few… (there are some xx left at RCM or ebay…)
  2. I am curious to see how those rotors look like…
  3. It is more of nostalgic where when i had mini4wd long time ago, they only had single shaft models. Regardless of types, mini 4wd are all 4wd (as name states), single shaft motor models have motors front or rear and the other side is connected via center shaft (like 4wd rc cars). Double shaft motor chassis have motor at the center with shafts on each side which eliminates the center shaft.
  4. MA chassis is cool, but i personally like chassis with single shaft motor… such as fm-a, super2, vz, etc. I heard MA chassis is good on stock racing…
  5. It is VS chassis which is predecessor of VZ chassis
  6. Not the most popular chassis… but it was fun to build
  7. I assume as long as motor temp is okay.... it should be able to take higher voltages? I mean I also use 12V to break in stock mini 4wd silver cans.... (not for carbon brush ones.. lol)
  8. I would recommend high torque servo saver! (I basically do that for all my Tamiya cars...)
  9. +1 on what @alvinlwh said. I personally use this https://www.amainhobbies.com/hitec-rdx2-mini-ac-multi-charger-4s-5a-50w-x2-hrc44299/p1175312 for couple years and happy with it. (has voltage monitoring feature (for lipo and nimh). It also uses XT60 connector
  10. I've went through this thread and made me think for a bit. It is not easy, but I've learned to ignore things (some folks may say `No (bad word) given`). Also It is my money, I can take suggestions but you don't get to force my judgement.
  11. I realized I much prefer single shaft motor chassis more than pro (ma/ms) chassis.
  12. Haha i was thinking of that exact tamiya webpage. I am in the process of trying out different chassis if i can get hands on (especially sfm, super x etc). I like the power delivery of pro models (dual shaft motors), but prefer single shaft models probably due to nostalgic reason. If possible, i recommend trying different chassis types that are currently available. (MA, MS, super 2, fm-a, vs) (super-x/xx tz-x kits are discontinued (at least in US), but you can buy chassis separately (they still sell them).
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