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Old 05-12-2009, 03:15 PM
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Hi there, I currently have a Tamiya TA05 that I would like to set up purely for drifting. I have pretty much no idea what so ever about the upgrades/hop ups I could be getting for this, so any help is appreciated.

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Originally Posted by Mousey
Hi there, I currently have a Tamiya TA05 that I would like to set up purely for drifting. I have pretty much no idea what so ever about the upgrades/hop ups I could be getting for this, so any help is appreciated.

Thanks Guys
Here is a nice start...

http://www.drccentral.com/old/rc-drift-setup.html

for a TA05, the main thing u need would be the tires... try HPI T drift tires, they are the best for the job. The rest is not all that important if you use a slippery ABS tire like the T drift. A sport tune black can motor would help, but the stock TA05 should be pretty good for drifting as it is~
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Thanks Guys, Ill have a look and purchase some drift tires then
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yokomo tires and hpi tires are the best
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Old 05-15-2009, 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted by cyclone x
yokomo tires and hpi tires are the best
Hi Cyclone X..

Do you race at Mimi's track in Maryland?? it's nice to meet another Mimi's customer~
I love going to the Track before I moved to Houston... have u ever drifted with the Drift Chaos guys in DC area?


Best wishes,

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check out rcdriftcentral.com , the owner of the forum has done maybe 5-6 TA05's all set up for drift.

his name is jader_05.

be sure to sign up in the general board, and say silverhkswrx sent you....
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i also have a TA-05 that I have been drifting with professional drifters .
Lock the rear diff and get ball diff in fronts more controlable . Soft suspension both in front and rear . Use the Hpi T drift .
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Originally Posted by sthai95123
Use the Hpi T drift .
How do the T-drift compare to Tamiya SuperdrifTech ??
I drift on low grip ashfelt track.
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