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WoodiE
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I would check with Christian, but I hear the Associated TC 3, is a pretty sweet ride. The reviews I have read, this car is race ready outta the box.
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definitely get the Team Associated Nitro Tc3. Me and christian are quite happy w/ ours. It flys as fast and as straight as a missile. A great competitor at the track. Superb handler, durable, and nice looking; -w/ plenty of hopups from hardcore racing 
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There are many fast ones out today.
TC3
RS4
4Tec
are probably some of the more commonly sold. I went with the TC3 because of the kit options. I built the #2031 kit which is for rear exhaust engines / bumpstart. It is also 4wd and 2 speed tranny. The number of aftermarket parts for the TC3 is huge as well.
The RS4 and 4Tec are strong performers as well. I would never take the steam from their ship.
However, if you want what I consider to be one of the fastest 10th scale machines out, then I would look at a Serpent. Rather pricey, which is what kept me from it, but, a thoroughbred winner as you can see in most of the 'big league' races. The TC3 is the next in line.
If I start to get into on-road heavily then I will more than likely get a Serpent. But for the money, the TC3 was the choice for me. For now anyhow.
Read reviews, see whats appealing to you. Then, go with your Gut!
-Chris
TC3
RS4
4Tec
are probably some of the more commonly sold. I went with the TC3 because of the kit options. I built the #2031 kit which is for rear exhaust engines / bumpstart. It is also 4wd and 2 speed tranny. The number of aftermarket parts for the TC3 is huge as well.
The RS4 and 4Tec are strong performers as well. I would never take the steam from their ship.
However, if you want what I consider to be one of the fastest 10th scale machines out, then I would look at a Serpent. Rather pricey, which is what kept me from it, but, a thoroughbred winner as you can see in most of the 'big league' races. The TC3 is the next in line.
If I start to get into on-road heavily then I will more than likely get a Serpent. But for the money, the TC3 was the choice for me. For now anyhow.
Read reviews, see whats appealing to you. Then, go with your Gut!
-Chris
Retread316
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Ever considered a duratrax street force. you guys are probably thinking what a duratrax? Although thier offroad cars dont have a nice rep this car in my opinioin does. it isnt a kit but it has all the features a race style car does. and this thing is darn right fast!!!! .15 in it is actaully a good engine. I was just driving it today and i forgot how fun it really is. They say 50+ mph and they sure werent lying. The street force is a handfull at 50 mph i imagine the 4-tec would be insane. I can't wait until someone makes a video of the new 4-tec.
