[mdross1]

Agree Undy not all of us drive with the fear of getting hurt. After my car was at a point where I knew it was ready for road courses had to get a good feel for it's limits. Chose to creep up on it cornering hard till the rear end was coming around.
These cars scaled with a good bias front to back you learn real quick racing seats are a must, without one cornering hard will wear you out in a hurry. Drag racing is an absolute ball once you get a handle on launching the car and keeping the wheel spin down to a minimum. My 295x50 do a pretty good job a pair of slicks really gets the job done.
It really all boils down to what you want to do with the car.