Radio Control cars for drifting..
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Radio Control cars for drifting..
For those who wishes to drift but think tires is ex, I intro this hobby to you... currently this sport is on the rise and we do organise some competition for this... interested parties can drop yr name here... my next project will be the RE Amemiya RX7 FD3S...
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You mean Singapore also got sell those Rotary type RC cars? Where can get? I read from the other forums and saw the 8 RC....looks cool! The owner had his blue 8 and his blue RC 8 "park" together...hehe
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Bro keep me in the loop ! juz call me lah !
Originally Posted by tan280
For those who wishes to drift but think tires is ex, I intro this hobby to you... currently this sport is on the rise and we do organise some competition for this... interested parties can drop yr name here... my next project will be the RE Amemiya RX7 FD3S...
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Hi People,
This the video link of the RC drift car
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...56386817282869
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This the video link of the RC drift car
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...56386817282869
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Hey Guys,
RC was what got me started into the real thing, wow think that was like 24yrs ago........
Anyway, the RC technology have advanced as fast if not faster than our real big toys......
Well, if you guys are serious into RC Drifiting, the brand that started it all is Yokomo, and now lately Tamiya have come out with their own versions as well, in my opinion and experience, Yokomo is still the better buy.
Better be ready to fork out some cash as well, its not going to be cheap as it really isn't a toy as well, and most mod parts is almost 1/10 the price of the real stuff we spent on.
Head on down to Pacific Hobby at the basement of Sim Lim Square, and look for Andrew Chin. Good service and extremely helpful and price pretty reasonable.
Far East Plaza has one as well, HobbyLink, Sam Cheng, they are like the European car shop, most brands are of European origin. IF you the typehave the $$ and only brand contious, this is the place for u...........hehehe
Currently, to my knowledge, Drift RC only still available in electric, I think.....
RC was what got me started into the real thing, wow think that was like 24yrs ago........
Anyway, the RC technology have advanced as fast if not faster than our real big toys......
Well, if you guys are serious into RC Drifiting, the brand that started it all is Yokomo, and now lately Tamiya have come out with their own versions as well, in my opinion and experience, Yokomo is still the better buy.
Better be ready to fork out some cash as well, its not going to be cheap as it really isn't a toy as well, and most mod parts is almost 1/10 the price of the real stuff we spent on.
Head on down to Pacific Hobby at the basement of Sim Lim Square, and look for Andrew Chin. Good service and extremely helpful and price pretty reasonable.
Far East Plaza has one as well, HobbyLink, Sam Cheng, they are like the European car shop, most brands are of European origin. IF you the typehave the $$ and only brand contious, this is the place for u...........hehehe
Currently, to my knowledge, Drift RC only still available in electric, I think.....
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Originally Posted by derekwcw
Hey Guys,
RC was what got me started into the real thing, wow think that was like 24yrs ago........
Anyway, the RC technology have advanced as fast if not faster than our real big toys......
Well, if you guys are serious into RC Drifiting, the brand that started it all is Yokomo, and now lately Tamiya have come out with their own versions as well, in my opinion and experience, Yokomo is still the better buy.
Better be ready to fork out some cash as well, its not going to be cheap as it really isn't a toy as well, and most mod parts is almost 1/10 the price of the real stuff we spent on.
Head on down to Pacific Hobby at the basement of Sim Lim Square, and look for Andrew Chin. Good service and extremely helpful and price pretty reasonable.
Far East Plaza has one as well, HobbyLink, Sam Cheng, they are like the European car shop, most brands are of European origin. IF you the typehave the $$ and only brand contious, this is the place for u...........hehehe
Currently, to my knowledge, Drift RC only still available in electric, I think.....
RC was what got me started into the real thing, wow think that was like 24yrs ago........
Anyway, the RC technology have advanced as fast if not faster than our real big toys......
Well, if you guys are serious into RC Drifiting, the brand that started it all is Yokomo, and now lately Tamiya have come out with their own versions as well, in my opinion and experience, Yokomo is still the better buy.
Better be ready to fork out some cash as well, its not going to be cheap as it really isn't a toy as well, and most mod parts is almost 1/10 the price of the real stuff we spent on.
Head on down to Pacific Hobby at the basement of Sim Lim Square, and look for Andrew Chin. Good service and extremely helpful and price pretty reasonable.
Far East Plaza has one as well, HobbyLink, Sam Cheng, they are like the European car shop, most brands are of European origin. IF you the typehave the $$ and only brand contious, this is the place for u...........hehehe
Currently, to my knowledge, Drift RC only still available in electric, I think.....
so how much is it for the whole set .... ? Very tempted to get one already after watching the video......
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Just for the stock kit, say by Yokomo, average controller, batteries and charger, will set u back about S$600+.
Then there will be added mods like higher torque brushless motors ranging from S$80+ to S$150+, high capacity batteries, tires...........trust me the list goes on and you dun wanna know.............hehehe
Then there will be added mods like higher torque brushless motors ranging from S$80+ to S$150+, high capacity batteries, tires...........trust me the list goes on and you dun wanna know.............hehehe
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Originally Posted by derekwcw
Just for the stock kit, say by Yokomo, average controller, batteries and charger, will set u back about S$600+.
Then there will be added mods like higher torque brushless motors ranging from S$80+ to S$150+, high capacity batteries, tires...........trust me the list goes on and you dun wanna know.............hehehe
Then there will be added mods like higher torque brushless motors ranging from S$80+ to S$150+, high capacity batteries, tires...........trust me the list goes on and you dun wanna know.............hehehe
ha ha I understand ...... coz myself is playing the 1/10 nitro also ..... but was watching the drifting bit ...... thats it ... got hooked. But never play the electric car before therefore no clue or watsoever ...... so the better place will be sim lim instead of Hobbylink? If the price is more or less the same then I think I will go to Sam...... well just me .... unless quite a fair bit diff .. then have to go sim lim la ..... pls advise.....
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Originally Posted by derekwcw
Head on down to Pacific Hobby at the basement of Sim Lim Square, and look for Andrew Chin. Good service and extremely helpful and price pretty reasonable.
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Was at SLS today so decided to drop by the hobby shop at the basement level for a look. I guess Andrew wasn't there, but the old man there was really grumpy. Super BAD service attitude, not interested to sell, not interested to tell you anything more than what you ask. Finally, when I asked for a name card and got a "dun haf any more" brush-off, that was it and I stomped right out the door. That's the kind of service that deserves a bad post so they lose business and hopefully go bust! ![Mad](https://www.rx8club.com/images/smilies/mad.gif)
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Ok, glad I'm not the only giving the SLS basement shop a bad review. They will get their just desserts for their bad service.
Thanks for the info. Will check out Hobbylink the next time I'm in the neighbourhood.
Thanks for the info. Will check out Hobbylink the next time I'm in the neighbourhood.
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Originally Posted by sqflyer
Ok, glad I'm not the only giving the SLS basement shop a bad review. They will get their just desserts for their bad service.
Thanks for the info. Will check out Hobbylink the next time I'm in the neighbourhood.
Thanks for the info. Will check out Hobbylink the next time I'm in the neighbourhood.
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Was at Sim Lim Square the other day and "after 7pm" and guess what?? The shop already closed by 7pm. Anyway, went down to see Winnie at Elite Racing. She was very helpful and knowledgeable. Any kakis already doing some RC drifting?
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yes bro, I am doing but still on the very basic of drifting... yes, heard Winnie highly recommended by the drifters... super good prices thou...![Smilie](https://www.rx8club.com/images/smilies/smile.gif)
U wanna play as well?
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U wanna play as well?
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well I am using a Yokomo shell + chassis...total Ipay is ard 700+ with controller + ESC + batteries.. can say is a whole package le...
This is the website: http://www.yokomousa.com/
Let's drift someday ya...
This is the website: http://www.yokomousa.com/
Let's drift someday ya...
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