rc drifting
07-20-2007, 04:02 PM
#1
rc drifting
hi there i've just started drifting my rc car the only problem is im using my indoor race car at the moment and its scratching all the carbon fibre underneath can anyone suggest a good car to start with any help would be greatly appreciated
07-21-2007, 03:58 AM
#2
anything with 4wd and put ABS or yokomo drift ring you're on the go
or check drccentral.com/forum for sure a lot of people will tell you what chassis to start with.
or check drccentral.com/forum for sure a lot of people will tell you what chassis to start with.
07-21-2007, 04:36 AM
#3
Bud you might have your car too low.Id suggest raising tehride height.
Also check out oneten.co.za fpr some tips and lots of pics and info.
If you need another chassis then get any shaft type and you dont have to buy new .You could pickup some nice 4wd cars 2nd hand.
Also check out oneten.co.za fpr some tips and lots of pics and info.
If you need another chassis then get any shaft type and you dont have to buy new .You could pickup some nice 4wd cars 2nd hand.
Last edited by razzor; 07-22-2007 at 12:45 PM.
07-21-2007, 05:18 AM
#4
I suggest you buy the Tamiya TA05 kit, just put on drift tires and drift!!!
With its great balance and great performance, this is 110% excellent for drifting... Trust me... I know... And give you additional tip on making it to drift with tight corners and with tight hair pins, get the center one way and practice with it and for sure you'll have a fun drifting!!! Yeah... hahaha
BTW, you're kit maybe too low for drifting... for you've said this is your on road kit (grip) so I guess it is lowered for optimum center of gravity... (am I right???)
Anyway, HTH's
With its great balance and great performance, this is 110% excellent for drifting... Trust me... I know... And give you additional tip on making it to drift with tight corners and with tight hair pins, get the center one way and practice with it and for sure you'll have a fun drifting!!! Yeah... hahaha
BTW, you're kit maybe too low for drifting... for you've said this is your on road kit (grip) so I guess it is lowered for optimum center of gravity... (am I right???)
Anyway, HTH's
07-22-2007, 11:53 AM
#5
not to like bag u out all Xanavi....but i drift and race my car....my ride height is 4mm all round.....now for racing...u dont need any lower..same goes with drift....all the bois i drift with (ausdrift) have a ride height of about 5mm
07-22-2007, 11:05 PM
#8
Originally Posted by wog....supraman
not to like bag u out all Xanavi....but i drift and race my car....my ride height is 4mm all round.....now for racing...u dont need any lower..same goes with drift....all the bois i drift with (ausdrift) have a ride height of about 5mm
i drifted my cylone because i was REALLY BORED today
ride hight is at 4-5 mm i dont remember for shure, but i didnt change anything but taped a old set of tires to make it slip, was REALLY AWSOME and drfts VERY controlled i could drift anything i wanted to, and very predictable.. was sweet
07-24-2007, 11:39 PM
#9
rc drift competition
07-25-2007, 07:17 AM
#11
Originally Posted by wog....supraman
not to like bag u out all Xanavi....but i drift and race my car....my ride height is 4mm all round.....now for racing...u dont need any lower..same goes with drift....all the bois i drift with (ausdrift) have a ride height of about 5mm
Don't get me wrong with my post... I don't mean no harm...
PEACE
07-25-2007, 10:21 AM
#13
way to go to confuze me man.....head spins......
ahhhh.....
ahhhh.....
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