Dredd

Aye, but sometimes an issue or question you have is hard to explain online and having someone local that knows the car can help tons at times.

Dreamcatcher

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Wayne1one

Me too, it really depends on your experience level, and the experience level of who your asking. I don't have to own a kyosho, or Mugen to help somebody out with their aforementioned cars.

HarKonnenD

iTrader: (23)

True. I ran the R40 at the Regional event in Brooklyn, NY with the ONLY R40 entry. I managed to place 8th with my own setup and driving skill. It's good to learn yourself and not have to rely on anyone all the time. In all it does make you a better driver. As for online ordering it depends on the person. Some don't have a debit or credit card or have a person to order it from the, others are a bit skeptical and would rather pay in person, and the rest don't want to wait to have parts ordered as there can be issues. To each his own I say.

Dredd

I still think talking to people in person helps alot more than the internet. I mean a picture is worth a thousand words and you can see someone's car in person and maybe get an idea that could help you out with some particular issue. I just think sometimes trying to explain it over the internet doesn't work well.