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How does one of those handle? I feel like I'd flip it constantly
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Just glue some weights on the top inside the body.
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The weight on tires actually work in ur favor. Keeping the tires down and on verticals helps as long as the wheel base is correct depending on the drip ur trying to climb and front winch down helps as well to suck the front end down..
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