Originally Posted by
Billy Kelly
Drift for me was indoors. During winter. Learned in a 10x10 space. Anything bigger than a couple parking spaces becomes power sliding.
Left my 4Tec brushed
I would love drift indoors, During winter if it was possible here. i have couple nice indoor drifters from Yokomo and Team Magic, these are shelf queens because they are carbon and very low with open spurs.
They dont handle outdoor drifting at all, these are pure pro indoor drift cars.
I will try my new AK917 Rlaarlo with drift wheels soon outside. This got alu chassis , enough ground clearence, and covered spur.
I Believe 4wd is best outside at asphalt.