please help..
 

Ive been trying to do this since i was six and am tired of blowing money on cars that don't work. ok i have a jato 3.3 with nall rpm FAILED AT TRACK in every way possible. tried a rustler vxl and emax FAIL i tride a duratrax raze discontinued and F A I L E D!!! tried nitro sport DRIVES BUT BARELY.
So what do u all sujjest i get bthat will actually survive on a track i dont want to go with electric please.

i am 14 and can only get my hands on some money. traxxas and losi are the most common in my area alolong with some team accociated ehat do u guys sujjest i get to drive im kinda tired of failing at everything

How do you want to "succeed"? Win races? You keep saying you failed, but haven't provided any examples of what it was you did that you "failed" at. What class do you want to race? What's your budget?

my budget is small right now but next year i can get an actual job thank god!! k t max bateries last 5 minuts raze discontinued jato did donuts the nitro sport is driving its just not enough power no matter what i do and its a crap car anyway.

Sell everything (hopefully get around $300-450) and get a nice 1/8 truggy or buggy. 4WD and 1/8 power will get you great handling and awesome power.

i will keep it in mind but like what car is the best for me to getr

That's going to start a long road to nowhere...

The infamous "What car should I get?"

I suggest you calm down and get a grip first. Then sell the cars you don't like and keep the money. You still haven't said what your problems are. Is it tuning, do you keep breaking parts, what? If there's 1/8 racing in your area and you're on a budget, I'd suggest the Ofna Hyper 7. You can get those RTR right now for about $300. Parts are easy to get and fairly cheap, your LHS can order through Great Planes or you can get directly from Tower if you don't have an LHS. It's an older design, but it's durable and you'll be fine with it until you get some experience under your belt and need to upgrade. I know a college student who raced one in Sportsman for several years and did fine with it. Perfect car for someone who's on a budget.

This is the car I'm talking about. Engine isn't legal for sanctioned races, but I doubt it will matter in a club race. Check with your track:
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXRUS1&P=ML

You are buying RC that are not meant for RACING.... That is your problem. Jato is a street thing meant to go straight.

If you want to race, you need to get something made for racing and it is not cheap no matter how you go.... But right now, I would suggest the Losi 810

http://www.losi.com/Products/Default...rodID=LOSB0021

$400.00

or MY BEST suggestion is the Losi 8 RTR

http://www.losi.com/Products/Default...rodID=LOSB0084

$700


No cheap OFNA, you will be in the same boat as you are now.

dont go rtr, try out buying an used pro car, rtr are creapy things an you'll be disappointed again

Totally disagree......... I have seen Losi RTRs podium in pro class, bone stock.

Not all RTRS are the same AND I would say IMO - stay away from USED..... You dont know what your getting, and you will still spend 600-700 getting a used one running right.

First of all what do you want?? you want to race or you want to have fun at the track??:confused: if you want to have fun at the track I definetly buy a
Team Losi Ten T

i would do an 1/8 scale they are considered built proof compared to 1/10 scale

You really need to stay away from that Traxxas stuff. Slash is decent, but it's electric. Not many are running the Slayer. 1/8 buggy will be slightly cheaper than a truggy.

you can convert the ten t into a 1/8 :nod:buggy

How do you convert the 1:10 Ten-T to a 1:8 buggy?! :weird::weird:

Without spending $$$$$.....