lol 9 replies and not one that answers me.

i guess i gotta get used to the corner

 

an attitude like that will keep you here!


ENJOY!

beware of vtecmom though. She may act nice, but she'll turn on you

 

Bacon-Waffle SAMMICH!!!

 

is she hot?

 

 

The Corner isn't going to help you find what you are looking for...



--Moving to off topic--

 

im a moderator over at www.driftrcentral.com forums.. used to be into it a few years back, but stopped when i got my license.


heres an old pic of one of my RC cars before i even thought about purchasing an S

 

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that's pretty

 

My friend used to work at a store called hobby town USA. He has a gas-powered R/C car that he is still trying to sell. He is also on the S2KI forums. If you want more info about R/C cars you can PM him. His S2KI name is Jason2089. He can send you pics as well if you are interested

 

For ease of use and a good break in car for getting into RC is the TC3. it is shaft driven 4wd, made well out of the box and it is easy to take apart and modify. I suggest buying one that is NOT put together already. You will want to take the time to put yours together so you will know what affects what and it will teach you the mechanics of the car.

Their are tons of spring upgrades and metal vs. Vinyl parts and reinforcements and motors etc etc so it is just like modding a real car to a certain degree......

the TC3 is a 190 mm chassis so be aware of that when choosing a body. there are 190 and 200 mm versions of the S2000 so make sure you get the right one when you buy one.


there are better cars out there, but, for the money, I feel the TC3 is the best bang for the buck