Cheapest place to buy full hopups 4 HPI Sprint 2 sport/flux
#1

hey guys im looking to get my HPI sprint 2 sport fully hopped up wit every part that pretty much can get swapped from springs, main chasis, front and rear tower, differentials etc. HPI website is too expensive, with the exception of towerhobbies and ebay where can i buy the parts from?
thanx in advance guys, its your expertise thats makes this the best rc forum
thanx in advance guys, its your expertise thats makes this the best rc forum
#2
Tech Regular

You're not going to find one specific place that had the best price on each individual item you're wanting to buy. Some places have better prices on certain parts while other places have better prices on other parts.
You're also not going to find a place that has a "kit" already put together that has every single exact spec piece you're looking to buy.
There are too many variations of parts and options for that.
You really do just have to know what you want to buy, and shop around.
having said that, places like asiatees have "kits" like all the aluminum upgrades in one package that you can buy, and it's a little cheaper than buying them all separately.
If you're wanting to upgrade everything, like you said, you'll be placing multiple orders at multiple places, otherwise you'll be over spending on some parts.
You're also not going to find a place that has a "kit" already put together that has every single exact spec piece you're looking to buy.
There are too many variations of parts and options for that.
You really do just have to know what you want to buy, and shop around.
having said that, places like asiatees have "kits" like all the aluminum upgrades in one package that you can buy, and it's a little cheaper than buying them all separately.
If you're wanting to upgrade everything, like you said, you'll be placing multiple orders at multiple places, otherwise you'll be over spending on some parts.
#3

ok i see what you saying, bcuz my main objective is to replace most of the parts with stronger and longer lasting parts that way im not constantly buying parts in the long run and the car can be durable
#4

Just so you know, you will be replacing parts regardless. Aluminum isn't always the best option if you are racing. A plastic part breaks and you instantly know what is wrong because it is broken. An aluminum part may slightly bend or tweak and it may go for a long time like that. Meanwhile, you are left wondering why your car doesn't handle like it should. Aluminum everything is fine for bashing but may not be the best thing for racing.
#5

thats good advice.. i wont be bashing i just do casual racing in lots or asphalt parks