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fmn716 12-01-2010 12:07 PM

confussed HELP !!!
 
Hi

I need help I have been searching for days

and still I have no answer

I went and had a look at the e10 and didnt really like the build construction of the car

so now Iam left in the open and I really want to start drifting

I used to do rc and I had tc3's, rs4's and tt01

and for touring racing the tc3 left an impact


So now people have been saying that the best chassis to go for is the tt01 and tb03, I must say that with the tt01 I wasnt really impressed, very strong car just not for me

so for this current stage what is the choice of car and why


These are the Cars I have looked at with my thoughts,
TC3/4 - awesome car !!! , parts availability and price is the disadvantage
TT01 - like I said was not impressed
cyclone drift - it has already been discontinued on the european site, why
e10 hpi - too much of a budget car for me, Ican identify were the costs were saved
sprint 2 hpi - belts have been said to wear out quick

tb03 and ta05 - I know nothing of

so please help what should I get I am preppared to pay 230 for a rolling chassis

thanks



rasper 12-01-2010 01:53 PM

RE: confussed HELP !!!
 
first off...The TT01 is a pretty damn hard chassis......almost unbreakable
second....What type of chassis do you want? Belt drive, or shaft drive. if its Belt drive, then ill go for the tb05, and no, the belts dont wear through that fast, if you keep an eye on the tention of the belt, youll be good to go for a while. and belt cars are a bit more responsive on the throttle
Shaft driven cars are great (i personally prefere shaft). You can be more constant around corners with them. here ill take the tb03 or the Yokomo drift pack.
in my opinion........the two Tamiya's your looking at is decent and good buys, but i tend to lean towards the tb03 as its shaft driven
Yokomo
http://www.sflrcdrift.com/images/forsale/dpp1.jpg
TB03 with the conversion kit
http://www.rc-area.co.uk/blog/wp-con...ersion-kit.jpg
TA05
http://www.rceasy.com/wp-content/upl...04/49491_l.jpg

leadfootdriver 12-02-2010 06:32 AM

RE: confussed HELP !!!
 
The Sprint 2 needs a couple mods and the belt problem goes away. The TA05 if you can find the older version not like the one shown in the pic that one has the shocks mounted at a weird angle the older version has them mounted upright but that preference is your own I thought about buying the chassis it looks good

fmn716 12-03-2010 03:19 PM

RE: confussed HELP !!!
 
Hey thanks guys for your responses

sorry I didnt respond but here is what I got off ebay, I put in the bid after the first post

TB03 Rolling Chassis with upgrade kit

Also with these hop ups

*TRF Alum Shocks
*Front and Rear Sway Bars
*Front and Rear Universal's
*Hi Torque servo saver

For $183

The only thing now is it has to come to South Africa lol

So next question what is a good motor to run for a beginner on this chassis for drifting

Thanks




fmn716 12-03-2010 03:25 PM

RE: confussed HELP !!!
 
Here is some pics from the listing

http://i.ebayimg.com/15/%21B-MshPw%2...g%7E%7E_12.JPG
http://i.ebayimg.com/14/%21B-MsoUQ%2...g%7E%7E_12.JPG
http://i.ebayimg.com/12/%21B-Msvu%21...w%7E%7E_12.JPG

here is the link to the listing

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...SA%3AUS%3A1123

PS I won the listing with 7usd to spare lol



KintoJin 12-19-2010 07:41 AM

RE: confussed HELP !!!
 
To be completely honest I need this information to give a good based review. What is your price range and budget?

kstmRYD 12-19-2010 05:17 PM

RE: confussed HELP !!!
 
In the $150 and under price range - (1) Castle Creations sidewinder 5700kv system, super smooth throttle, great PC programming. (2) LOSI Xcelorin 4800kv system, same performance as sidewinder and great PC program. I used both systems and both were great.


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