I was wanting to get in to drifting but i dont really want to spend a lot of money (around $200). whats a good car to get and what would it need Any help is great Thanks guys.

You can take any cheap 4wd sedan aand make it a drifter. Just put PVC or ABS for tires - You don't need anything expensive.

tt-01 is a great starter car. its just the basics, can drift out of the box. if you want more adjustablity go with something like a tb-02 which comes with ball diffs, ball bearings, aluminum drive shaft and other goodies right out of the box.

Are parts easy to get for thoughs? do you know about how much they run? thanks

Also will different bodys and wheels fit thoughs thanks again

For TT-01s Parts are a money and a Life Saver. if you got a yokomo you would have to pay a arm and a leg.

yeah go tt-01...with so many of us on here with them...you'll never have a question unanswered.

Ok Thanks is the kit hard to put together?

no not really....i work on cars for a living so its not hard to me...but an electric kit is fairly straightforward....nitro kits are a little harder to put together.

Doesn't look like people know how to search around the forum before they post like this [:@] I mean there's a sticky! YES TT-01!!!

if you can wait you can get the tt-01d witch is a kit thats set for drift. i has alot of the accesories you would want fot a regular tt but you need a controller and reciver [comes with ecs and moter]. im planning on getting it when it is aviable on towwer. you still may want to make abs wheels.

http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXKSG4&P=7 [the kit] $135


http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXFZN4&P=7 [tb-02 kit] $160

How Easy: a Mate and I put my 2nd TT-01 Together from Scratch and Dialled in in 2Hours.
If you ever played with Lego or Mechanno then you can assemble a TT-01

My Advice is to buy the Hop Ups prior to Your Assembley.
Get the Ball Bearing kit and Alloy prop shaft before you reven think of building one.. It Saves an Aweful lot of Time..

Most TT-01 Kits come with a TEU101BK ESC and a 27T Silvercan motor but you will need to by a 2-Channel Pistol Grip Controller with Reciever and Servo to make the kit complete..

Well i have a spare controller and a reciever so thats not a problem i didn't really think it would be hard thanks for the tips