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Need some help
As the new electric touring car season starting for me i would like to buy a new tourer, what i am looking for is something durable, something that can be competitive and easy to get parts, i live in South Australia so yeah, looking to spend $300 i have electronics butr a rtr would be nice aswell.
Cheers George |
Which class?
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Hey i will be in 540 stock class until my driving becomes better then i would like to be racing 19t stock.
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I'd recommend going for a 2nd hand TA05 roller ($80-$150) if you've got the electronics/batteries and then replace some of its parts and get some spares with the remaining $$..
The TA05 to be seems good for most stock classes (including super stock), but probably not for modified touring :) Or if you're looking for a new RTR then try the Kyosho TF5.. I think they are around $300-$350 locally, prob cheaper when purchased overseas. Its got a plastic tub much like the TA05 but also comes with an upper deck (plastic but at least its there!) and includes a set of tyres and a painted touring car body (not sure how many choices there are, but there is a Mazda6) with radio and all the shiznit you'd expect from an RTR. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyJi0LK6az0 |
Well I am going to be racing the 540 class in my local area and I decided to go with a Cyclone S. I bought the kit but you can get an RTR although you should get the kit because it works out cheaper.
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cool, thats a good choice too :)
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Hey rcdude8, can you find parts easy for the cyclone?
Cheers George |
The parts are the easiest thing to find it is the actual car I have trouble finding. I found one in America and got the las t one the site will have in a while.
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