Is the fiber body of rc is strong enough compared to rs metal body?

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Q. Is the fiber body of rc is strong enough compared to rs metal body?

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Rubik | 5 years ago

Yes, I believe so. It feels very stable and sturdy even at the highest rev range and top end speeds. The light frame also provide excellent maneuverability around tight corners. ...read more

Slow | 4 years ago

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