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I'm no expert on RC drifting but Yokomo is pretty much top dog or at least is considered by a lot of people to be the crème de la crème. MST is supposed to be a quality kit thats more budget friendly cuz Yokomo is exxxxxxpensive. Sakura is also up there. I believe theyre considered to be in between Yokomo and MST. If you're want to race competitively then go for Yokomo. If you just want to mess around and have fun go for MST imo.
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Best RTR drift car, MST RMX 2.0 series of cars. They are recommended by the local drifters in my area. Some local drifters build up the high end Yokomo kits. One guy says he is 3k plus into his build with high end electronics, wheels, body, lights, gyro, all that fancy stuff. I believe the MST RMX is around 250 to 350 dollars so its a good starter car.
What scale? What surface are you running on? Budget?
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My friend have this mst
He let me tried it and I'm hooked lol
I'm in to rc but never did try drifting on pavement
I drift my rc om dirt tho
1/10 scale is what i need
Mostly be running it on the street
Kind of worriwd about the carbon plus its really low
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Really not sure about street / pavement drifting. All that I know about is the local guys at my track (Which is RC Central)
Local drift track area is a ok size. Its just normal floor tiles, just painted over too look like cement or asphalt.
Local drift track area is a ok size. Its just normal floor tiles, just painted over too look like cement or asphalt.
ARRMAgeddon
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I will have a Yokomo drift car one day! I have a clone of the Type C drift car but I want an originalYeah mst looks good i have seen it
But dangit that yokomo purple sure looks purrty
Shes a beaut!
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Good luck with the build! What body and electronics you thinking about going with? We will be here if needed
fozzy71
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Please don't make me spend another grand on a car I never drive.........
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Send it to me. I will lightly drive it and wash it, dust it, and check all fluids and grease then send it back. Pm me for rates.
I lost count. I know I have atleast 17.
ARRMAgeddon
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Finally done puting it all together
It went in like bread and butter except that missing shim
Other than that its all good
A bit confusing that manual
It came with inserts on the manual
So i juts followed those inserts
I kond of figured those are the new manuals
Next ordering all electronics
It went in like bread and butter except that missing shim
Other than that its all good
A bit confusing that manual
It came with inserts on the manual
So i juts followed those inserts
I kond of figured those are the new manuals
Next ordering all electronics
