whats a good electric rc

[xmodler21]

im almost ready to buy my first real rc. i have been looking at the yokomo brand are they any good? i just want to know what you guys thought would be the best electric rc to start off with. i dont really have that tight of a budget but if i could get one under say 250 that would be cool
thanks in advance
-Later

[Most_Wanted]

Honestly, you need to be a little more specific.

Are you looking for on-road or off-road? 2wd or 4wd? What scale are looking for? Are you looking for a RTR or a kit? What kind of driving do you plan on doing?

Any additional information you give will allow people to give you better advice.

[xmodler21]

Originally Posted by Most_Wanted

Honestly, you need to be a little more specific.

Are you looking for on-road or off-road? 2wd or 4wd? What scale are looking for? Are you looking for a RTR or a kit? What kind of driving do you plan on doing?

Any additional information you give will allow people to give you better advice.

sorry about that i plan on drifting with it. as for scale i dont really have a preference on that. i want 4wd because its better to drift with and RTR or a kit either way.

[2wdpancar]

Tamiya TT-01.
Cost 130 shipped from RC Mart, search it on Ebay!
It's a kit, but comes with everything...I think...it comes with the ESC, not sure about the TX.

[edgarsevo8]

you can drift with just about any car as long as its 4wd
all you have to do is just buy the tires for example pvc tires or abs tires

[Stampedekid]

Originally Posted by edgarsevo8

you can drift with just about any car as long as its 4wd
all you have to do is just buy the tires for example pvc tires or abs tires

Not exactly true. Any brands specifically are you looking into? HPI Racing has the Micro RS4 which is 1/18 scale *bigger than XMODS* They also have the Micro RS4 Drift which comes RTD and RTR or Kit *RTD=Ready to drift*

[WhiteMKIV]

Traxxas 4-tec, they are great for beginners. It depends on if you want belt drivin or shaft drivin. imo shaft drivin are the best.

[xmodler21]

Originally Posted by xmodracer1

Not exactly true. Any brands specifically are you looking into? HPI Racing has the Micro RS4 which is 1/18 scale *bigger than XMODS* They also have the Micro RS4 Drift which comes RTD and RTR or Kit *RTD=Ready to drift*

i was lookin at the yokomo cars but havent heard any thing about them.

Originally Posted by WhiteMKIV

Traxxas 4-tec, they are great for beginners. It depends on if you want belt drivin or shaft drivin. imo shaft drivin are the best.

ill have to look in to the 4-tec i would say shaft driven would be better but idk

[Donziikid]

Have you thought about the HPI E10?

[REDisFASTER]

Shaft drive is better for someone just starting out... There's less stuff for them to screw up, theoretically belt drive has the overall advantage, racing or bashing, minus the maintenance. In the end, its still driver preference. I prefer belt, but some may be lazy or prefer the instant spool up of a shaft driven car. Belts offer a smoother power delivery, as well as having a freer drive train than a shaft car.

I would suggest a Tamiya TT-01D XB (Xpert Built) RTR. Remember, the TT-01D! Not the regular TT-01. It's cheaper to drift in something that's already made to drift.

You can, of course buy PVC pipe at Home Depot and make drift tires, as PVC pipe is usually used for beginner/non-competition drifters.

[Azngtboi88]

HPI E10 rtr built to drift.

Tower has them for $159.99

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXTCR6&P=FR

[xmodler21]

i have narrowed it down to the HPI E10 or the TT-01D

[suicide_star]

mini-LST...$150 on ebay...mini-baja...also $150 shipped on ebay

[xmodificationer]

dude that E10 is sick looking, and cheap for a RTR.

[meme405]

Get an onroad RS4 very easy to mod into drift mode if it doesnt already come in it...depending one you area you can also get a micro version..