Just wondering??
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Just wondering??
I am getting into the RC drifting scence and was wondering who here drifts rc yokomo drifts car!!Looking into purchasing one!!!
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Originally Posted by juniorsti
im not much for the drifting scene, but i have a off road truck and an on road car.... i got kinda bored of the drifting quickly.
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So I should pick up a off road truck or road car huh?? My friend is totally into RC cars and he always meet up with other fellow RC'ers down at the costco parking lot in town during the weekends.Looked like so much fun when I went with him...Hey shaggy and jimmy, were did you guys get your rides?? the rc shop in hypersports??
aloha hobbies at 99 range has to be the cheapest ive been too.
id suggest you get a truck, that way you can bash it around and go where ever you want. when you got more money and experience, try a car for speed. an on road car can also get boring... either way its gonna be expensive.
****, i got a tamiya tnx like a week and a half ago. pretty mean, i already stripped one spur gear from jumping it around in the park at kunia haha. nice find on that tc3, you're gonna love it, yet hate it.... if you have a powerfull engine in there, you will be constantly buying tires and gluing them. easiest way would be to buy foam tires, but they are more expensive and wear out way faster. if you dont have enough running space, you will constantly break parts. ALSO run the car with a body. when you flip your tc3 with no body, the shock tower will probably break, ive gone through two. my tc3 flies with the o.s .18 cvr motor which is a 100 bux.
some people at costco have some crazy fast cars, you would have to see it in person. ive been to costco once, and i may go again on friday night or something...
id suggest you get a truck, that way you can bash it around and go where ever you want. when you got more money and experience, try a car for speed. an on road car can also get boring... either way its gonna be expensive.
****, i got a tamiya tnx like a week and a half ago. pretty mean, i already stripped one spur gear from jumping it around in the park at kunia haha. nice find on that tc3, you're gonna love it, yet hate it.... if you have a powerfull engine in there, you will be constantly buying tires and gluing them. easiest way would be to buy foam tires, but they are more expensive and wear out way faster. if you dont have enough running space, you will constantly break parts. ALSO run the car with a body. when you flip your tc3 with no body, the shock tower will probably break, ive gone through two. my tc3 flies with the o.s .18 cvr motor which is a 100 bux.
some people at costco have some crazy fast cars, you would have to see it in person. ive been to costco once, and i may go again on friday night or something...
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I've been doing it for a little while as well as iNfEk, 808_STi, myroncuz, scubaru, and shaggadelic, among others. RC drifting is pretty fun! Although some of us haven't done it for a while, I'm getting back into it again, hoping to spread the joy on Kauai.
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