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Another one! I cant believe his guy lived!
Understeer is when you hit the wall with the front of the car
Oversteer is when you hit the wall with the rear of the car.
Horsepower is how fast you hit the wall
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I don't believe anyone sells those rc cars locally anymore since hobby town closed years ago. I have 2 nitro cars that can do that but I never get to run them. For one I am just too busy to get them tuned and setup to run and trying to find a perfectly smooth asphalt lot in the area isn't very easy. If you can find somewhere to run them, their cheap to get into and the new parts they use are very durable now.
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I got into mine a few years ago, everything said and done ready to run i paid $630ish. Yeah i agree running into curbs and rolling them isnt the best on them they are still fun. I take mine out to the go kart track in the fair grounds. Its A nice track to run them at wide open.
Understeer is when you hit the wall with the front of the car
Oversteer is when you hit the wall with the rear of the car.
Horsepower is how fast you hit the wall
Torque is how far you take the wall with you -
95accord;242060 wrote:
where could you find an r/c like that and how much do you think it would cost. i have thought those things were cool for awhile not, just never pursued it.http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/WTI0095P?FVSEARCH=drift+car&search=Go
Evo MR;242064 wrote:
dude those things are a joke they just break and all u do is spend money on them u would probably spend less money making a real car do that. But if u are really set on buying one im pretty sure they sell them at hobby town usa.I couple of my friends Have HPI Savages and them sons of bitches take a hell of beating and when you actually do bash them hard enough to break something, minus electrical compenents and engines which aren't cheap to begin with, there fairly cheap to fix. The most expensive thing is the fuel and even with that you can get a hell of lot of run time.
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ive got a couple of those bad lawrences' but kinda looking for a badass spot to drive my car. ive for a jato 3.3 for those of you who havent seen them they do wheelies at pretty much any speed. and a hpi savage, and a hpi sprint with graphite chassis and brushless motor. anyone no any good dirt/paved tracks?
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Yokomo sells those drift cars. They are pretty sweet and built tough, bout 250 on ebay brand new
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That looks like a lot of fun and I'm kinda impressed that they can do that well with a remote controlled car. But I agree, it'd probably be more fun to build a real car.
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