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ey im new to this forum n to rc drifting... i wanted to know whats a good Rc car(electric) to drift with it for a beginner to start... what i need to buy n stuff?...
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You will probably be able to get a pretty good drifting car for around $200. I have heard the tl-01 is good for drifintg because its not to expensive. All you need after that is some PVC or ABS for tires and then you can drift.
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If you save up enough money......Go for an Associated TC3.
If you save up enough money......Go for an Associated TC3.
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You can find em used for reasonably cheap, and even used they are a far better car than any new Tamiya.
Side note: I don't mean to keep bashing tamiya, there is nothing wrong with them, but they really aren't even close to associated or HPI.