Race version of the TT-02B Buggy chassis. Chassis kit with many tuning parts. Fully ball-bearing equipped. Carbon fiber shock towers. Aluminum CVA oil-filled shock absorbers. Oil-filled bevel differentials and aluminum driveshaft. Includes Neo Scorcher body (unpainted) and TRF201 spoiler. Brushed motor. A brushed motor is particularly convincing due to its simple construction and the resulting ease of maintenance. Additionally, the brushed motor is significantly cheaper to purchase compared to a brushless motor. Buggies typically feature tires with a pronounced off-road tread and a well-tuned suspension. This makes them ideal models for tough off-road use. The transmissions are often enclosed, protecting them from dirt. Moreover, the shock absorbers usually operate hydraulically and can be tuned with different oils. Difficulty level: Advanced. You have a basic knowledge and possess the necessary experience and appropriate tools to correctly wire your model if needed and safely operate it. Kit. Kits are model components that need to be assembled and possibly supplemented with additional parts. This allows for a variety of configuration options but also requires some prior knowledge in model building.