Jarring movements and vibrations will always play a part in waer and tear, yet in this hobby, little reliability has been sacrificed when a fixed non-suspended wheel format has been used. Franks T001 Tiger has none, yet enjoys a very very long and life still running around today. Many people suggest this, and I will now agree. Make your first tank without suspension. Dont bother. After it is done and all kinks worked out you can do a few things. 1- Leave well enough alone and enjoy your WMD. 2- Upgrade your chasis to a suspended verion. 3- Build another tank with suspension and loan your first out to a buddy when it's time to play. I suggest option 3. Aaron F
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