TRXRustler33

So im looking to get into indoor carpet oval and i want to get the HPI Sprint 2 Flux. So wat do you guys think about this cause im making a transformation from Off-Road to On-Road.

gacjr0

iTrader: (15)

The Hpi looks like a nice play car, but not a race car.

I would look around at the type of cars the other racers are using to see what works. Plus, check out what you can get parts for in your area.

I raced a TC3 in oval a couple of times and loved it because it was easy to end up with a left side weight bias due to having a NIMH battery on the left.

drive2survive

iTrader: (23)

raced a HPI sprint2 a few times, held up for awhile but woudnt recomend as a steady diet, parts wear out to fast! if your serious the TC5/xray seems to be a fav at the track, also good you run offroad, itll help driving skills onroad

TRXRustler33

Iv been running Off-Road for 3 years. I want something that is ready-to-run with a brushless system in it so......i dont know now.

flatusboy

iTrader: (42)

You could also look at a Kyosho TF-5 or AE TC-4 RTR, then upgrade to brushless if you actually like it. They're better cars than the HPI and pretty inexpensive.

TRXRustler33

What about the RC10r5 is that a pretty good kit.

TRXRustler33

I am asking what you guys recommend either a Associated or Tamiya or Kyosho because i have no clue when it comes to this stuff i am looking into a 4wd kit so if you guys could help me out that would be wonderful.

TC4Racer123

iTrader: (9)

I'm only (almost) 2 years old in the onroad feild, but i bought a rtr TC4 and i love it. i dropped a Novak 13.5 Havok in it, a new servo, and i love it (i use it for normal onroad racing, not oval)

TRXRustler33

Well im going to be racing on indoor carpet oval so that might switch things up a little.