I'm not clear on their load outs, but if any of the cars are using one-way frt diffs, (think of a bicycle sprocket it only works if you are peddling, otherwise it is free spinning - same principle here) those will have rear wheel braking only. If a normal frt diff, then its 4-wheel braking. As quickly as they slow or stop, its 4-wheel braking. EP Motor braking is a controlled motor short circuit, causing the motors to stiffen on up to a full seize, so the cars don't need mechanical brakes.

The brakes are actually all in the motor. these cars are all direct 4wd with no center diff. so the motor draws energy from the spinning tires (like a generator in a windmill) to slow down the car. as simple as i could explain it anyways.

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i use their carbon grease in my 1/10's it's far quieter and seems to be better quality than the stock tamiya and schumacher paste i cant comment on their other products though

Can anyone please recommend a good low price touring car chassis for a beginner please? Looking to get into on road s have only done off road before now. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

do they race with front and rear braking? or just back?

both

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How good is Juho's punt on Hudy!

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