1/10 scale electric cars drifting and indoor track. Members from www.rcdcn.no Video by www.gunstig.no

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SAVAGE,FG, dirt, speed, fun and crashes.

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camera mounted on car indoor rc track – Oakville Ontario, Canada.

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I already have a traxxas slash should i go brushless or should i get a nitro car. i was looking into the traxxas s-maxx is that any excellent. i am a very creative teenager that is looking for a fun project. i want something that will always have me building on and on. i would like something that is verry quick on the street like the jato but with high ground clearence for jumps and going over curbs. i want something realitivly cheap( i know that nothing is cheap in rc leisure activities). please help me and tell me if i am on the right track with traxxas. THANKS

Either a nitro truggy or a nitro monster truck would suit you.
Go to your nearest leisure activity shop and find out which brand and model they supply spare parts for, then make your choice from there. I’d recommend Thunder Tiger and Team Associated, they are basically the same in that parts from the MTA4 monster truck are exactly the same as the MGT monster truck.
I have a Thunder Tiger EB4 buggy and a Thunder Tiger MTA4 monster truck and have never experienced any problems or had any major breakages.
Maintenance is vital, as with anything. Look after it and it will last for years.

hello guys
i am going to get a new body for my 1/10 rc car
will this Applications fit my car?
new body"
Length: 17-3/4" (451mm)
Width: 8" (203mm) at front wheels
Width: 8-1/8" (206mm) at rear wheels
Height: 4" (102mm) at highest point

my ancient body :

Length:360mm

Width:200mm

Height:112mm

Wheelbase:260mm

Track:195mm(F/R)

just about any body will fit with some modifications.