I was wondering whether or not I should get a 4-Tec as my first touring car. I've heard good things about them, but I only have experience with off road so far...(T-MAXX)
Is the 4-Tec a good car for a beginning on- road?
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Thread: Should I get a 4-Tec?
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07-02-2001 05:14 PM #1RC poster
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Should I get a 4-Tec?
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07-02-2001 05:39 PM #2RC Qualifier
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I think the Nitro 4-tec would be a great car for beginning on-road. Alot of people seem to ask this same question, and alot of the times they get the same answer. So here' what to do. Ask why shouldn't you get teh N4-tec. I don't think that there's any reason for you not to
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07-03-2001 09:08 AM #3RC Qualifier
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Get the 4tec. it has great durability which many of us have agreed on. anyway just get it.hehehhe
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07-04-2001 08:33 PM #4RC Enthusiast
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Get the car!!! I use it to race and a lot of the guys at the track said that they didn't realize that a RTR could be so competative
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07-07-2001 02:32 PM #5
no man get a rustler i have one and let me tell you it is very fast and can go mostly any wear
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07-07-2001 04:18 PM #6
But he already has an offroad car. Buy the 4-Tec, you won't be disappointed!
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