Neon_guy
Posts: 497
Joined: 1/1/2006 From: Rochester,
NY, USA Status: offline
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Ok. Wow. Nobody is condoning WAISTING money on a quality product. If all you can afford or care to buy is a drift king, then so be it. However, if/when that breaks, you'll have to buy another one to keep r/c drifting. So, it's more of shelling out more cash up front to get more long term pleasure. And as far as drifting goes, it's a fun sport. If you plan on continuing with it, then you're going to spend money doing it, regardless. Unless you're just a bandwagon type of fellow and just doing something because you think it's cool. I'm not saying that you are, but it really is worth getting a real car. Just less hastle. Koolkattz, welcome to rc universe. You'll find that it's a bit more active than SG (i'M on there too) but it's more drama, as you can see. But, it's a pretty informative site for the n00bs...ACTUALLY it's pretty informative period. I've learned quite a bit from it. That's my $.02. Actually, it probably all adds up to about $1.37 after taxes and inflation. But who's counting.
< Message edited by studysession -- 7/31/2006 4:38:56 AM >
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