Newbie here...need input
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I have been looking on ebay for rc gas cars/buggies/trucks. Any suggestions or tips for me when buying. Thank you in advance
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Buy from a friend who you know his stuff and treats it well.
Buy from a highly rated ebay seller (300+)with good feedback (100%) who's previously bought and sold expensive stuff.
"Gas" as you mean 2 stroke petrol/oil mix? Or nitro? Or gas as natural gas?
Buy from a highly rated ebay seller (300+)with good feedback (100%) who's previously bought and sold expensive stuff.
"Gas" as you mean 2 stroke petrol/oil mix? Or nitro? Or gas as natural gas?
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I have seen all of the gas/nitro options. What do you think is the best? Most cost efficient? Easiest to maintain?
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electric is the eaisiest to maintain, but you need to spend alot to get it to have the adrenailine and speed of a nitro. Get a nitro ^_^