knackwhip

Ive got a TC3 still in the box, which bodies fit best and has anyone used the giro drift module?

R/C Anonymous

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any 190mm body should work

AM03GT

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if you're going to join any drift competitions, take note to pick a body that represents a read wheel drive two-door car... this will ensure your car is eligible and that you dont get ridiculed by drift fans...

PaZ

check out the drift thread i drift a TC3 i think its a great car to use its really easy to do work on and is as hard as nails mine took a full speed with a 10 turn head on hit to the flat part of a kurb and only broke the body post bit of duck tape and she was fine

thedudeaturdoor

yeah check out the offical drift thread

and get some cheap-o rims

and get some ABS and CA glue it to the rims

and 15t is as low as ur gona wana go for a beginer

i run a MVP 27t

its really nice

knackwhip

What touring cars are actually 200mm, My old DS's look the best, but I want the same look for a Drifter car. thx for the feedback everyone.

thedudeaturdoor

most eletric cars are 190mm, and nitros 200mm

im sure there are exceptions

if u want a "wide body" effect get a 200mm

it looks ok but u should run off sets on ur rims is ur gona go with a 200mm

knackwhip

But I can drive, I raced off road Buggies for ten years, the good tracks are too far away and I got tired of maintaining my own. So let's Drift. Is it a race thing or is it judged like the gymnastics. Im gonna start with a 65 Fastback Mustang body. I really want to open a Drift club here in NW phoenix.

anthony390

just go to the offical drift thread

and we can talk ther

and i promise youll get more replys and other opinions