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Ok yer thats handy information, if the drive shafts are cheap then can get spares, do they do better quality upgraded shafts? Might get them and replace them when I have used the others! Ah do the marder wheels slip straight on?

Thanks master mind, at the end of the day that is what I am looking for, something with enough power and structure to be fun, (obviously a little bit of re-building is all part of the fun!) So what would you say you would need as a must for a new yama? A killswitch would be needed presumably, and some new tyres at some point? But other than that for the first beginning baby steps would you change anything else?

Right ok, thanks this is the sort of info I need!

Well the failsafe isnt too much of an issue as the website I can buy one for

This is great thanks, I have found this one online as well, http://www.nitrotek.co.uk/fs-racing-30cc-1-5th-petrol-rc-buggy-2-4ghz.html what are peoples thoughts on this? I could upgrade it at a later date to 4WD which sounds appealling as well

Hi All, Very new to all this, I am thinking about getting a 1:5 scale petrol rc car, I have a budget of approximately