Newbie needs some tips
02-21-2013, 06:52 PM
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Newbie needs some tips
I've had rc cars before like the Tyco Bandit and Air Hog hyper active but never a hobby grade. I just bought a Traxxas Rustler to see if I would still enjoy it. I have feel head over hills. I want something more competitive but I know need to up my skill level first. Does anyone have any driving tips or suspension upgrades for better drivability? I'll try and go fast later.
02-21-2013, 07:13 PM
#2
Call your local track and ask what tires and compound work best for stadium truck. Get those.
Go to your local track during practice hours / day. Slow is fast, learn how to keep the rubber side down and repeat until you get comfortable keeping pace or anywhere close to pace with the other drivers.
Enter a race, they should have a catch all beginner class that you can run anything in.
Once you have seen the different types of buggies & trucks they are running get the one you like. You will really enjoy a competition level vehicle once you get the hang of driving.
1st and foremost, have fun!
Go to your local track during practice hours / day. Slow is fast, learn how to keep the rubber side down and repeat until you get comfortable keeping pace or anywhere close to pace with the other drivers.
Enter a race, they should have a catch all beginner class that you can run anything in.
Once you have seen the different types of buggies & trucks they are running get the one you like. You will really enjoy a competition level vehicle once you get the hang of driving.
1st and foremost, have fun!
02-21-2013, 07:16 PM
#3
Call your local track and ask what tires and compound work best for stadium truck. Get those.
Go to your local track during practice hours / day. Slow is fast, learn how to keep the rubber side down and repeat until you get comfortable keeping pace or anywhere close to pace with the other drivers.
Enter a race, they should have a catch all beginner class that you can run anything in.
Once you have seen the different types of buggies & trucks they are running get the one you like. You will really enjoy a competition level vehicle once you get the hang of driving.
1st and foremost, have fun!
Go to your local track during practice hours / day. Slow is fast, learn how to keep the rubber side down and repeat until you get comfortable keeping pace or anywhere close to pace with the other drivers.
Enter a race, they should have a catch all beginner class that you can run anything in.
Once you have seen the different types of buggies & trucks they are running get the one you like. You will really enjoy a competition level vehicle once you get the hang of driving.
1st and foremost, have fun!
no one could have said it better then that
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