Aries326

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This past Saturday on August 25, 2007, Point1Drift held their first ever rc drift demo at Oswego, NY at Oswego Speedway. In conjunction with HPI Racing and Right Coast Tuners, Point1Drift officially introduced RC Drifting to Central NY. With cars from Ontario Canada, New York and even New Jersey, Point1Drift's demo was a resounding success. Many people were attracted to the Toyota Supra we had on display next to our booth. The car is owned by our friend Brian who passed away several years ago. Situated to the right of the entrance tunnel and along the track where cars were parked and people would walk through to view the cars, Point1Drift was poised for good exposure.

Many people stopped by picking up the Point1Drift FAQ on RC Drifting, HPI Catalogs and stickers, asked questions about rc drifting and were even allowed to run our personal cars! We even had people asking if they could buy rc drift cars on the spot and even our personal equipment. I'd say we were easily the busiest booth at the show. Aries326 was even interviewed on radio by Hot 107.9 Check out our pics on <a href="http://www.hot1079.com/cc-common/gallery/globalphotos.html?section=SCTB"> Hot 107.9</a>!!!! 1:1 Drift demo provided by participants of the 1:! NOPI Drift Series. If this isn't a good start to getting more people involved with RC Drifting in the East Coast, I don't know what is. Check out the pictures below.

Our flyer:










Cars traveled past our booth in order to park along the wall of the speedway and to get to the 1/8 Mile Speed Trap. Cost to run the Speed Trap was $1 per run with ALL proceeds going to an Iraqi boy who was being transported to the US for medical treatment. The fastest 1/8 Mile run was pegged at 78 MPH.










Point1Drift's NEW DriftPimp - Juice aka rsxkyd.











Sexy babes draped over Gene's Jetta.


Keep on the lookout for Point1Drift's rc drift video!

Aries326

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Check out our vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxDLq5e5Pec

khubner

wow looks like the 350z (dunno what u yankees call it) is the new skyline

Aries326

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Need to find something rc drift related? Come to the first rc drift directory.

http://www.rc-drift-car.com/dir/

driftmeister

for more info contact IAN 408.833.8218

fathead

Thought Iwould post a pic of my latest Drift body
TC4 running HPI drift radials

Drift Demon

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Tyre/Tire question - Im using hard compund polyethylene pipe for tyres ATM. I went to my local on-road track the other day. great track but its smooth bitumen, so the polypipe tyres just slide & slide. So Im in need of something with a little more bite/grip but would be best suited for smooth bitumen. So what are your opinions??

fav0re

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Yokomo Drift Tires (Part# ZR-DR02)



50% Rubber & 50% hard plastic.

driftmeister

if u use abs/pvc camber should be 0 degrees
if using yokomo camber should be 2 degrees

driftmeister

for more info contact IAN 408.833.8218

qwux

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well people, its been a long time coming, but finally:

DRIFT RC MAGAZINE
will be available for purchase february 2008!!!



worldwide, visit www.driftrczine.com

australia, details below!!!

pre-orders and subscriptions open on decemeber 1st, 2007 and are available exclusively through qwux at www.eastcoastdrift.net!!!

a special shop will be opened on december first, and not a day earlier! the link will be posted herein the coming week or so. but be sure to get in early it is first in best dressed!!!!

this is a limited edition magazine, so be sure to get in early and reserve your copy of the first historic issue!!!

for more info, join the official discussion here or post/pm me here!!!

peace
qwux

TwinKays

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Click the image above for all the details

mitchsterbrau

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awesome work chief!



....drift events for charity rings my bell. woot.

kang45

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Does the HPI D Box work? I skimmed the thread and could not tell? Any recommened tweeks? I have converted my tc3 to a drifter.

fav0re

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The D-box costs too much money. You can drift with a little practice...it's free.

Check out "Aries326" website. He has tons of useful info regarding TC3 setup. I also have a TC3 for D1 and it's the most economic route to get into drifting. Save your money on tires. My tires costs more than my cheap TC3, but it looks good going slidewayz...

If you need specific info not covered on his website, I am glad to help. He has been doing it since 2005 so he been through the experience.