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Old 01-16-2006, 02:05 AM   #916
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yeah, you have a point, pero belt tends to skip di ba pag exessive torque. and in drifting you need more torque to keep the wheel spinning
Precisely bradir! And to think na WALA pang ginagawa na BELT DRIVE na DRIFT PACKAGE. Go figure.

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Where's da belt kit?
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Old 01-16-2006, 02:13 AM   #917
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DONGSKIE: Cge bro sa weekends laro tayo... WAG MO AKO I-SMOKE AH!!! Dapat may handicap hwehehehe! Medyo dami kasi inaasikaso sa iskool eh, hirap talaga pag graduating na eh. Pero masaya rin kasi after... NON STOP RC GRIP RACING NA!!! (Di ba 6750 boysss?)

GRIP 4 LIFE BEBE!!!

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Old 01-16-2006, 03:57 AM   #918
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DONGSKIE: Cge bro sa weekends laro tayo... WAG MO AKO I-SMOKE AH!!! Dapat may handicap hwehehehe! Medyo dami kasi inaasikaso sa iskool eh, hirap talaga pag graduating na eh. Pero masaya rin kasi after... NON STOP RC GRIP RACING NA!!! (Di ba 6750 boysss?)

GRIP 4 LIFE BEBE!!!

traidor!! amin na sticker namin!! san by wikend umaandar na kit mo. lagi k nag yayaya nde naman umaandar kit mo! yuck lol
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Old 01-16-2006, 05:42 AM   #919
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christian... ganito...

maganda gawin sa kit mo... akyat ka ng ps1 track tapos itapon mo sa pader ng SM para masaya. Sana masaya ka sa grip... dami mo pa kakaining bigas at lechon baka. lol.

sorry guys d ako nakapunta kahapon.
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Old 01-16-2006, 06:12 AM   #920
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salamat din sa drift tires info mo!!!!! kelan ba futaba cup???
this sunday jan 22 if im not mistaken...
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Old 01-16-2006, 06:17 AM   #921
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Gagawa ka na rin ba ng drift car?? Galing mag drift ni sir TOMMI noh??
oy hindeh ha... si MOTO nga magaling rin mag drift...

aaminin ko yung speedzone tarmac is more conducive for drifting kasi super smooth... kaya yung TommiTires tatagal doon...

yung PS1 kasi medyo rough kaya pala naubos ni nolitolits yung 1st set nya...

to make matters worse, yung white parking lines na nilagay ng ayala ay may raised strip of asphalt so pag sideways ka at sumabit ka sa lines, wala na...
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Thanks JoelT!!

For the pictures, go a few pages back on this thread.. I remember posting the picture of the cars used for those stickers

Gagawa ka na rin ba ng drift car?? Galing mag drift ni sir TOMMI noh??


DRIFT BOYS!!!!!! Laro tayo!!!!
Thanks. Finally saw the HPI site for it . . . Japanese pala kaya nde ko makita earlier.

I actually have a drift car already, (my avatar), which I sometimes convert to onroad touring for my son. It's a CM.
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Old 01-16-2006, 08:09 PM   #924
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Precisely bradir! And to think na WALA pang ginagawa na BELT DRIVE na DRIFT PACKAGE. Go figure.

Tamiya TT01-D - Shaft drive
Yokomo MR-4TC SD CM - Shaft drive
HPI Stage D - Nitro
Where's da belt kit?

sabi ko nga hehehe, preferably hard shock springs, tama ba???
how about gearings???? ano ba motor usualy gamit nyo??
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Old 01-16-2006, 10:49 PM   #925
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sabi ko nga hehehe, preferably hard shock springs, tama ba???
how about gearings???? ano ba motor usualy gamit nyo??
Don'y know about that set-up.
Soft shock springs and a 27t motor will do.

sabi nga nila "if you want to drift... Detune your car."

I know Tamiya will re-issue TA-03 as a Drift kit. First BD kit if ever...
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Old 01-17-2006, 02:55 AM   #926
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sabi ko nga hehehe, preferably hard shock springs, tama ba???
how about gearings???? ano ba motor usualy gamit nyo??
Yes hard springs or medium springs sa front, pero sa rear pwede ka mamili if soft, medium or hard gagamitin mo. Why hard in front? Simple, more steering response. Sa rear naman, pag soft medyo di madali pumalo ang likod pero mas madali i-drive at i-control compared to using hard na parati ka mag spin out. The ideal setup according to Yokomo would be, medium in front and soft in the rear. Also a spool differential in the rear would be MONEY. Tapos combo mo ng front one-way diffs for more turn-in speed! Bastos!

Sa gearing, I suggest using final drive ratio of around 6.5. Go down a teeth or up a teeth depending on your preference. Higher = more wheel spin, more torque. Lower = more speed and less torque. Also if you gear your motor lower mas lamang ka sa OVERHEAT, you wouldn't want that would you? So use a tall gear ratio if possible.

Sa motor naman, Tamiya RS-540 would be the best in terms of runtime and speed/torque balance. Use a 23 turn motor pag nababagalan ka, Atlas or Katana. And the formidable Tamiya Super Stocker, the TZ. Sa pagpili ng motor it would be wise to select TORQUE based motors rather than RPM motors for drifting, sa drift kelangan mo torque and not RPM.

Hope that helps.
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Team6750: Good news guys! I will be acquiring a 2nd kit soon to be used strictly for circuit racing and my kit now will be my FULL TIME DRIFT package. (Which is by the way made for drifting talaga. Kaya nga Drift Package eh)

Back to DRIFTING Biz!

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christian... ganito...

maganda gawin sa kit mo... akyat ka ng ps1 track tapos itapon mo sa pader ng SM para masaya. Sana masaya ka sa grip... dami mo pa kakaining bigas at lechon baka. lol.

sorry guys d ako nakapunta kahapon.
Wala tablado... kumpleto pa naman kami nung Sunday!
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Yes hard springs or medium springs sa front, pero sa rear pwede ka mamili if soft, medium or hard gagamitin mo. Why hard in front? Simple, more steering response. Sa rear naman, pag soft medyo di madali pumalo ang likod pero mas madali i-drive at i-control compared to using hard na parati ka mag spin out. The ideal setup according to Yokomo would be, medium in front and soft in the rear. Also a spool differential in the rear would be MONEY. Tapos combo mo ng front one-way diffs for more turn-in speed! Bastos!

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Sa motor naman, Tamiya RS-540 would be the best in terms of runtime and speed/torque balance. Use a 23 turn motor pag nababagalan ka, Atlas or Katana. And the formidable Tamiya Super Stocker, the TZ. Sa pagpili ng motor it would be wise to select TORQUE based motors rather than RPM motors for drifting, sa drift kelangan mo torque and not RPM.

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@the 6750 Drift Boys, Blackwrench

meron pa rin drift demo for those who want to drift between heats sa Futaba cup.

@Dongskie, Work, et.al.

enjoy the TommiTires... (trademark registration pending... mweheheheheheeee)

@Rayman,

Serious ka sa proposal mo? you buy a TT-01 Esso Ultraflo Supra Kit and you get the Body, Stickers, Wheels,& Tires... and I get the Chassis and ESC?

Call Ako! Sige pare! game tayo.... Basta ang pag hati fair ha... usap pa tayo... you know my cel number
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