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Old 05-23-2006, 10:18 PM
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I am looking for a electric 1/10 scale rc car.l
i want a car that is highly upgradalble such as performance.
But i also want a drift vehicle.
The subaru by tamiya they made a drift version.
Is that really a drift car tho.

Please tell me one that is highly upgradable and will blow the competition away.

and another one for drift.

iam looking to buy 2 money really isnt that much of an option.

also dont worry about me being a noob i have owned 3 cars all nitro.
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Old 05-23-2006, 10:28 PM
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my opinion... try use TRF 415 MSX also hot bodies cyclone.. both of this car performace quite good.....
of you want a drift car. u should looking for the shaft drive....
or you can buy yokomo drift car... it's better than tamiya....
for the option.. all of that car has a lot of option.. just looking for which one do you need...

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Old 05-23-2006, 10:38 PM
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Why would you need a sharft drive for drifting?
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i use a tc4 for drifting...just had to buy abs tires and thats it..i drift like a pro lol..
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for me , shaft drive have more torque than belt drive.. n driftting need big power to drift the car..
sorry if i'm wrong
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Old 05-23-2006, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted by momotalo
for me , shaft drive have more torque than belt drive.. n driftting need big power to drift the car..
sorry if i'm wrong
i think exactly like u...thats why i got a TC4..aluminium shaft driven
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Old 05-24-2006, 05:44 AM
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once when i wasnt racing i dorked around with drifting. i drifted my RDX better than i did with my Tc3. it was much smoother and easier to drift.
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just wondering,
is there any specific part that need to be changed in order to transform a kit into a drift kit ?
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Originally Posted by ickvanovs
just wondering,
is there any specific part that need to be changed in order to transform a kit into a drift kit ?
tires, maybe motor.
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Originally Posted by momotalo
for me , shaft drive have more torque than belt drive.. n driftting need big power to drift the car..
sorry if i'm wrong
i think its true
sharft deliver torque better than belt
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Old 05-24-2006, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ickvanovs
i think its true
sharft deliver torque better than belt
properly set up belts will deliver the same torque...
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Originally Posted by D_o_S
properly set up belts will deliver the same torque...
i think the formula for tourque is
torque = force x length
while
force = mass x acceleration

so i guess the weight of the shaft will deliver more torque
hehehe but im not sure, i got this theory back in high school
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Old 05-24-2006, 06:06 PM
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until now.. i can't fell belt drive have a big torque.. even in engine car... i just better looking for the shaft drive car for drifting...
if you want to drift.. just looking for the spc drift tyre.. motor with high torque.. also with shock set up.. for drift i think need harder shock set up than touring race ..
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maybe gear setup also affects torque
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Old 05-24-2006, 06:32 PM
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you right, but still can't beat the torque of shaft drive.. hehehe
it still smoother than shaft
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