Best Belt And Best Shaft Driven???

church · 11-15-2003, 05:41 PM

IM IN THE MARKET LOOKING FOR A NEW CAR RIGHT NOW I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHAT REALLY IS BETTER??? AND WHAT CAR TO GET??? THANKS!!!

NR · 11-15-2003, 05:44 PM

Thats easy

You cant go wrong with a LOSI XXX-S g plus

429racer · 11-15-2003, 06:10 PM

This is my prediction:
Most people will start running more X-rays (even though there are already alot out there) because of one mans domination in the rc market and I think everyone nows who I am talking about.

N4S · 11-15-2003, 06:11 PM

Every person who drives a different car is going to give you a different answer , and obviously its going to be that the car they drive is the best thing in the industry. Go to your local hobby shop and look at what cars are supported the most , and pick the one you like. If the locals are friendly , try and drive the ones your interested in and decide from there. Hope this un-bias opinion helps

JusBox · 11-15-2003, 06:48 PM

Best belt? Xray. Best shaft? Cuda R2/R3

fatdoggy · 11-15-2003, 07:03 PM

There is no "best car"...

losi4life · 11-15-2003, 07:28 PM

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There is no "best car"...

i agree it matters on your driving style and the type of track you are running at.

Calvin Ng · 11-15-2003, 08:08 PM

i would go for the car that the club has the most

you never have to do testing for good setups.. and if your need of parts just ask em

if i knew that before i started i wouldnt have got a 414mII

should have got a losi... for parts its pretty easy... but for setups i have to do it all myself. setting up a car isnt easy for newbs (especially me)

pro3racer · 11-15-2003, 08:16 PM

whats the condition's, because i feel a xxx-s g+ would be better on carpet, but a tc3 on a asphalt. Pending on when you get a car, and if you race asphalt, try a pro4, hehe, cuz more than likely they will be good(or better) on carpet.

Speedie · 11-15-2003, 08:24 PM

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Originally posted by N4S
Every person who drives a different car is going to give you a different answer , and obviously its going to be that the car they drive is the best thing in the industry. Go to your local hobby shop and look at what cars are supported the most , and pick the one you like. If the locals are friendly , try and drive the ones your interested in and decide from there. Hope this un-bias opinion helps

I agree just look at the track your going to be running and and see whats working there. Youll probably get better shop support with parts and information being easier to get for a car that most of them have.