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is this the same k2 from towerhobbies

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Looks like it to me. There is only one Kanai II.
 
:LoL: thought so, i got confused on the japan name he gave it, sry to sound like a newbie! Question now should i keep my savage, or should i sell it. What do you guys think? I been into this hobby for about 4 years and i have never driven with anybody then myself. You guys out there that got friends in this hobby, man you are lucky! It gets boring and sad driving my savage all by myself! i think its time for me to get a buggy and start racing. That a way i will be driving with other people and hopefully, maybe even make some new friends. i am scared though about racing for the first time becuase i dont want to look or drive like an idiot. i guess i will learn! plus i will be the only one there that does not know anybody!!
 
I would not worry about looking or driving like an idiot. Take a trip to the track and watch a race sometime. Most guys are all over the track and even crash right after the start. The key is to enjoy yourself and have fun. Does not matter how well you drive as long as you have fun.
 
He speaks the truth. The first time I raced was the first time I ever drove on a track. Before that it was pretty much pavement and grass.

I dumped on every jump, and spilled into the fence every turn. But, I made it to the end of the race somehow (minus a wing... surprised it lasted as long as it did.)

Nobody was laughing at me (well, except my friend) and it was a lot of fun. You can tell who the serious guys are, and I just tried to stay out of their ways.

Then a few weeks later my friend went out on the track and pretty much did terrible just like I did the first time. It made me feel a lot better =)

Anyways, it's a lot of fun, and as long as you take care of your car you can usually do really well at club races no matter how bad you are haha. Whoever has the running car at the end tends to win =)

I don't know much about the Kanai's, but I do know that the shocks are nice, in fact, I got a set for my buggy because I liked them so much.
 
I have a K3 with the Kanai Edition engine with a Futaba 3PK radio and digital Futaba servos. I know i have a good setup but i can't drive either but i have lots of fun.
 
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