what controller is best????
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I have an extra "stick" style controller. Will it be as easy to use for a drift car set up as a regular "car" type controller or does it just come down to personal preference???
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In the UK sticks are 'normal' and just to prove the point look at what the current world champs use:
1:12th - sticks
1:10th touring - sticks
1:10th 2WD buggy - sticks
Masami - sticks
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BTW, I prefer sticks for 1:12th but pistol for drifting and 1:8th buggy![Wink](https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/images/smilies/wink.gif)
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1:12th - sticks
1:10th touring - sticks
1:10th 2WD buggy - sticks
Masami - sticks
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BTW, I prefer sticks for 1:12th but pistol for drifting and 1:8th buggy
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OK, cool. So, It just depends on what the driver likes to use. That helps, cuz I really dont want to buy another controller. However, I assume that like every other hobby, I will probably end up buying more than one new controller. Does it matter what type electronics go into the car? I am not sure what i have. I know the reciever and other electronics are about 10 yrs old. Does the new stuf work faster and does drifting require certain speed controlls? Dave