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03-24-2004, 09:09 PM
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I need help picking out a car.
I am a beginner. I was wondering what a good electric 1/12 touring car for a beginner was. I'm looking for an RTR with one of those REALLY low cars, I think they call them pan cars but I'm not sure. If you read RC Car Action they just did a review in their April issue on the Reflex 12 chassis by Trinity. I was looking for something like that that is inexpensive. You help is greatly appreciated.
Last edited by Natoe; 03-27-2004 at 10:53 PM. 
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03-30-2004, 01:28 PM
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Re: Please help.
No offense, but you I would strongly suggest against a pan car as your first car. they are extremely difficult to drive. I had a clod, a stampede and an RS4 MT before i bought my pan car and it still took me a whole summer before I could drive it coemwhat competitively with only a few errors. its so easy to spin out on anything even high grip surfaces if your not careful. ALso, I dont think there are any RTR pan cars, but I could be wrong. They are very easy to build and can be built in no time. I would suggest getting a touring car first for the expiernece then moving up to a pan car. When you can drive them well, pan cars are blazingly fast, but it takes alot of practice to do that.
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