Rc Carsss
06-Nov-2005, 06:40 PM
#5
Registered User
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Mississauga
Posts: 2,739
Re: Rc Carsss
Originally posted by djrolaidz
i live in vaughan i need to no were i can go buy a gas powerd rc car a really good one i wanna make it an exact replica of my siR let me no thanx
i live in vaughan i need to no were i can go buy a gas powerd rc car a really good one i wanna make it an exact replica of my siR let me no thanx
08-Nov-2005, 02:29 AM
#9
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Toronto
Posts: 2,475
Advance Hobbies 1000000%
Been dealing with this guys for about 4 years and I wouldn't go anywhere else.
I just sold my FULLY Carbon Fiber Tamiya Evo 2 because last year I made the the big switch to Nitro Cars.
At one point I was running a 9 Turn motor in my Evo but I couldn't take all the charging of the batteries.
I now have a done up HPI Rs4, 2 Gears HOOOLLLLYYYY FAST BATMAN.
Just wanted to post because the HPI Civic is the way to go. (If you can still find it - They might have discontinued it) I've had about 4 of the same shells and I loved them. Nice fitting, held up pretty well and they did a great job all around on the car.
Good luck with the build.
ENJOY
RICH
Message me if you have any Questions
The benefits of helping out at a graphics shop. (26 Hour for the real car - 5 Hours for the R/C)
BADASS DRIFT CAR.
Been dealing with this guys for about 4 years and I wouldn't go anywhere else.
I just sold my FULLY Carbon Fiber Tamiya Evo 2 because last year I made the the big switch to Nitro Cars.
At one point I was running a 9 Turn motor in my Evo but I couldn't take all the charging of the batteries.
I now have a done up HPI Rs4, 2 Gears HOOOLLLLYYYY FAST BATMAN.
Just wanted to post because the HPI Civic is the way to go. (If you can still find it - They might have discontinued it) I've had about 4 of the same shells and I loved them. Nice fitting, held up pretty well and they did a great job all around on the car.
Good luck with the build.
ENJOY
RICH
Message me if you have any Questions
The benefits of helping out at a graphics shop. (26 Hour for the real car - 5 Hours for the R/C)
BADASS DRIFT CAR.
08-Nov-2005, 10:21 AM
#10
Registered User
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 231
Advance Hobbies....I personally think they are overpirced...
Anywho, here is another option...check out www.greathobbies.com there are located outside of ontario, located in PEI so you only have to pay for the GST when it comes to purchases. They are the cheapest from what I've found and shipping is fairly cheap.
Theres also,
Hobby Home - yonge/shepperd
Hobby Hobby - somewhere in brampton/mississauga
Yellow page them cuz i'm not sure where the exact locations are.
Good luck with the hobby, it gets rather expensive...I've spent enough money on repairs and upgrades.
Anywho, here is another option...check out www.greathobbies.com there are located outside of ontario, located in PEI so you only have to pay for the GST when it comes to purchases. They are the cheapest from what I've found and shipping is fairly cheap.
Theres also,
Hobby Home - yonge/shepperd
Hobby Hobby - somewhere in brampton/mississauga
Yellow page them cuz i'm not sure where the exact locations are.
Good luck with the hobby, it gets rather expensive...I've spent enough money on repairs and upgrades.
