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I am literally directly connected to a parking garage or someone drives a loud AF motorcycle somewhere at approximately 2 AM almost every day, this is nothing

@@SprocketRC fair i still hate noises no matter what unless its my music or gunshots

@@Colt.239 then do something about it instead of complaining about random people on the Internet

@@SprocketRC buddy mad

I was only going to use the body shell and put it on a hobby-grade chassis that is much more capable. I just haven't really had time.

@@SprocketRC thank you!

@@Wish.com-Hercules you’re very welcome!

Gotta have someone behind the wheel 😉

Because it’s a drift car with a GoPro hanging off the side, it wouldn’t stick the landing

@@SprocketRC oh that makes sense,then why not drive on a bridge on water?or something

@@alexanderflores2349 I move out in less than a week

@@alexanderflores2349 thanks for the suggestions though!

@@SprocketRC your welcome

Thanks?

It really depends on how good you are at jimmy rigging thinks the steering is always the most difficult part, the throttle is usually easy because you just wire a brushed ESC straight to the original motor and try not to put too much power to it

@@SprocketRC I'm new to RC cars in general. Do you have any recommendations for beginner vehicles that have fully proportional controls?

@@nintendonarutofan depending on your budget, it varies quite a lot, so I’ve got the rough prices at the bottom of this comment. One of my personal absolute favorite hobby grade RC cars is the Traxxas slash 4x4, but any Traxxas slash is still fantastic If that’s a little bit out of the price range, the LaTrax Dessert Prerunner is almost the same (even made by the same brand), but smaller, and about a third of the price The LaTrax Teton is the same thing, but with a different body and maybe different body mounts It also depends on what type of surface you have access to, typically something like the LaTrax Rally or Traxxas 4-TEC will be more fun in a mostly flat parking lot, the LaTrax Rally basically being the smaller version of the 4-TEC The slash and for Tech, I also have a VXL version that is substantially faster, though it may be too much power for a first hobby grade RC car On the other side, there’s crawlers such as the SCX24, TRX-4m, TRX-4, and SCX10 The SCX24 and TRX-4m are smaller than the other two and therefore also cheaper to buy (and modify) Hope this helps! Prices in USD: Slash 4x4 Brushed: ~$300 Slash 4x4 VXL: ~$400-$500 4-TEC Brushed: ~$230-$300 4-TEC VXL: ~$300 plus a body, which is around $60-$120 SCX10: ~$350-$550 TRX-4: ~$370-$550 SCX24: ~$125-$165 TRX-4m: ~$150 LaTrax Desset Prerunner: ~$130 LaTrax Rally: ~$120

@@SprocketRC Omg thank you so much for this info. Going to look into these. You are awesome!

Exactly