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Christophe
It has to be under my budget of $200. I've been going to a lot of car shows and I saw people drifting them and I really liked it and I kinda need a hobby so I might like this. I don't know what brand to get but all I know is I want a 1/10 scale I don't like the really small ones.
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$200 is pushing it. I take it that you have zero r/c equipment? The cheapest and best for your budget would be starting out getting bits and pieces. You can get everything at Hobbyking. The drift car you find there would be based on a Yokomo (a cheaper copy). It is a good chassis to start with. Everything else as in radio, servo, speed control, battery, and charger can also be purchased there. That is the cheapest place for something decent and within your budget. Or you can try ebay for other knock offs or no name ready to run drifters. It would be easier but you also get cheaper electronics. Or just find any used touring car on Ebay or Craigslist. Try anything Tamiya because parts are usually easier to find than other brands. If you find yourself a non drifting car, you just need to lock both front and rear differentials and get plastic drift tires.
There is just too much list and the options are plenty. This is an expensive and addictive hobby. Low end does not cut it because you would want something better.
$200 is pushing it. I take it that you have zero r/c equipment? The cheapest and best for your budget would be starting out getting bits and pieces. You can get everything at Hobbyking. The drift car you find there would be based on a Yokomo (a cheaper copy). It is a good chassis to start with. Everything else as in radio, servo, speed control, battery, and charger can also be purchased there. That is the cheapest place for something decent and within your budget. Or you can try ebay for other knock offs or no name ready to run drifters. It would be easier but you also get cheaper electronics. Or just find any used touring car on Ebay or Craigslist. Try anything Tamiya because parts are usually easier to find than other brands. If you find yourself a non drifting car, you just need to lock both front and rear differentials and get plastic drift tires.
There is just too much list and the options are plenty. This is an expensive and addictive hobby. Low end does not cut it because you would want something better.
Can you use any good rc car to drift and wats the cheapest drifting car?
VinQuik
Can i use just any good rc car and drift with it or do you need to buy a drift car? What are sme good and cheap rcdrift cars 85 the most mabye a little higher
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im not sure if you can get a drifter for 85.00...... you can get the hpi electric micro drift kit. its 74.00 at towerhobbies.com
you'll need to get the radio and the esc( electronic speed controll)
if you get the cheapest controller and esc should cost more than 100- 110 dollars.
these cars are made to drift but to drift easier i recommened the
d-box. its 85.00 i think. it keeps your car stable throughout the drift.........(doesnt spin out)
good luck hope that helps
check them out at hpiracing.com
you can always try rc-tradingpost.com never bought from them but they have some cheap rc drifters
im not sure if you can get a drifter for 85.00...... you can get the hpi electric micro drift kit. its 74.00 at towerhobbies.com
you'll need to get the radio and the esc( electronic speed controll)
if you get the cheapest controller and esc should cost more than 100- 110 dollars.
these cars are made to drift but to drift easier i recommened the
d-box. its 85.00 i think. it keeps your car stable throughout the drift.........(doesnt spin out)
good luck hope that helps
check them out at hpiracing.com
you can always try rc-tradingpost.com never bought from them but they have some cheap rc drifters
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