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From: Plano,
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hey guys, i'm new to the forum and new to the drag scene. i have a lil nitro experience and would like to give it a shot.
in what direction would u point a begineer? class, scale, etc. i would prefer something that offers the begineer some options.
while stayin in a reasonabkle budget (like there is such a thing)
in what direction would u point a begineer? class, scale, etc. i would prefer something that offers the begineer some options.
while stayin in a reasonabkle budget (like there is such a thing)
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actually they are discontinuing the car so you can get it for around $250....not too many after market....newera.com has probably the best built drag cars around....
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I am also new to R/C drag racing. I have been looking at several Nitro cars and I have noticed that they have two speed spur gears. For the clutch bell do you have to buy one from the company that makes the kit or do they use an "aftermarket" one?
Thanks
Lynn
Thanks
Lynn
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Conan4480 Go to Litespeed raceway Saturday and those guys can answer all your questions. Bobby may even have the parts you need.
http://www.sadragracing.com/
http://www.sadragracing.com/





