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While I can't vouch for those as I have never used them, the Tekin name has been well known for years, and Flysky seems to be reoccuring also.
As for esc and motor, a sensored setup is well worth it.
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can't go wrong with Tekin products especially with the touch button programming on all esc by tekin...bump the timing up on end bell and see how well it will run
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I would get a flysky radio / reciver then you can add more kits as you get more.. you can't go wrong with a tekin set up. Can also look at the castle. For your esc motor combo..
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Thanks for the help but I’m on a budget build
Do you have any budget recommendations
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Thanks I think I am going to order this
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The 2 motors that are used in RC drifting are the 10.5 and the 13.5. Depending on what surfaces you are running. Hobbywing has a good combo for arou d 130 which is what I use. You will also need a drift gyro and a drift steering servo to get the max out of it. I go to a shop locally that has a track and I drift a YD-2AC
