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Originally Posted by snowboi1289
Im not trying to be mean,but your not supposed to be driving a rc on a road that is used alot,If you see a car,I would suggest you get your rc outta the road.Im a local driver(I finally got my car fixed),and I cant name all the times I had to swerve just because some kids want to play on a road that has cars passing every 10 sec-5 min..But I am sorry that you had to but a new header,and shock towers,but hey,your car is running better now..
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Ok, first off, its not a busy road if people from other countries [no offense] but can't barely speak english and get their drivers lisence and thenb drive on the other side of the road where i was standing. I was like 6 inches away from the side walk and the car was closest to the sidewalk then he came along and i moved and all i hear is crunch! and its not even a road that used alot it just takes one idiot to f up
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Originally Posted by Most_Wanted
Why would you need to do that? Bottom line is you don't have the right to be driving your RC on the road and in doing so, it's at your own risk.
LOL i dont have the right to drive a rc car on the road? ive have never heard of a law like that, and yes it is at my own risk but still people should watch where they are driving. if u havent been in florida before then u have no clue how people drive down here.
I agree. If you're going to be driving on the road, it's up to you to get out of the way of traffic. I suggest you look at your manual for your car because I can guarantee you will see something like this....
"Always operate your model in an open area away from cars, traffic, and people".
That is directly from the safety precautions in the manual for my Mini-T.
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and well for this one, im not even gonna waste my time