petrol rc cars

[chisme]

does anyone know of a or some good websites that sell those really fast rc petrol /nitro racing cars?

chisme Reviewed by chisme on 05-13-2006. petrol rc cars does anyone know of a or some good websites that sell those really fast rc petrol /nitro racing cars? Rating: 5

[Cooler Then Jesus]

www.towerhobbies.com

Dont get a Tamiya, what kind of racing are you lookin ta do?

[chisme]

erm just goin to a track in crystall palace and...racing it around nothing special but wouldnt mind a fast one

[Synthesizer Man]

My friend also wants one, but the dickhead only cares about one thing. SPEED!

So now I need to find the fastest one possible. He wants THIS.

He can't race me in Gran Turismo, he's had 3 collisions in real life on his driving lessons, and when I let him loose with my severely underpowered RC truck, he couldn't turn it round without hitting everything in the way.

I think my mate is gonna have a nasty accident and write it off on the first day. Am I right?

[chisme]

id probably start saying tot he other people around there "hey u want a little £5 bet?"

[Cooler Then Jesus]

theres not mutch $ in bets unless youve got a real nice ride. i have a Tamiya TT01 4wd subaru WRX that i put PVC pipe tires on to do Drifitng.

[chisme]

ah nice website synth cheers any more? maybee cheaper? i geuss say 40mph minimum and it would be nice if looked kinda f1 or 2fast 2 furious liek this one synth is linking to ...i iek this one but £300 is quite a bit of weed man

[Cooler Then Jesus]

He wants THIS.

haha, so many kids buy things like that, then they slam it into a curb 4-5 times and they are done with it. ususally because it breaks, snaps plastic, loose lug nuts, etc. and then it just sits in the closet because its not like it was their money any way.. if you get something like that, dont just assemble it, plop it on the ground and go full speed. if you do this, your car will break.

[Synthesizer Man]

but £300 is quite a bit of weed man

My thoughts exactly! :rasta:

[Cooler Then Jesus]

and chisme, heres a suggestion, start small. start with an Electric 1/18th, then work up to electric 1/10, and see what you like, i am having the most fun i have ever had racing R/c cars while racing my Team Losi Mini-T 1/18th scale. i took my mini-t to a baseball park, tore it the fuck up, vhalf the people at the park all migrated to the other side of the park because of the gigantic orange dust bowl. and mind you, this was with a little R/c car thats only like 1 ft my 1 ft