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Sprint 2 or ditch it?

Sprint 2 or ditch it?

Isle_cruiser
CanadianEh
33
08-25-2016, 06:10 AM
#1
I picked up a cheap Sprint2 the other day. I had plans on doing so add ons and making this my new toy. After browsing this forum I'm getting the feeling it would be a bit more then a couple add ons to achieve what I want. 

I drive smooth concrete 90% of the time with some rough concrete days. Should I jump to a new chassis before diving into to much CS or work with my sprint? Budget is somewhat of an issue but I don't see a new chassis as a huge expense 

Thanks in advance!
Isle_cruiser
08-25-2016, 06:10 AM #1

I picked up a cheap Sprint2 the other day. I had plans on doing so add ons and making this my new toy. After browsing this forum I'm getting the feeling it would be a bit more then a couple add ons to achieve what I want. 

I drive smooth concrete 90% of the time with some rough concrete days. Should I jump to a new chassis before diving into to much CS or work with my sprint? Budget is somewhat of an issue but I don't see a new chassis as a huge expense 

Thanks in advance!

Inbits
Junior Member
38
08-25-2016, 10:35 AM
#2
I'm new to rc drift I done alot of research as I have a sprint 2... I done a few things which really changed they way it handled..

I guess it depends of you want 50/50, Cs or rwd as from what I gather you need to relearn for each type

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Inbits
08-25-2016, 10:35 AM #2

I'm new to rc drift I done alot of research as I have a sprint 2... I done a few things which really changed they way it handled..

I guess it depends of you want 50/50, Cs or rwd as from what I gather you need to relearn for each type

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