MK_Arbiter

Its time for back to school maybe.

anthony390

yea since its not summer anymore....for most peoples thats also an additional reason way its slowing down

for me i just had my back to school day!

MK_Arbiter

I just had registration today. YAY no learning. by the way.... Whats 2+2?

anthony390

hahahaha isnt 5?

just joking

Aries326

iTrader: (19)

I drifted for about 4 hours the other day on a carpet track. It was AWESOME!!!

Aluma

iTrader: (1)

well, I finally had time to do some TLC on a TC3 that was given to me by a racer. Its not bad at all now... I did a full setup with stock motor and intend to use as a drifter. What are you TC3 drifters using for camber, shock position, oils, diff tightness, springs, etc...?

anthony390

nice henry... i still want to try the carpet drifting

and aluma, try 0 chamber all round, toe: front 0 and rear stock but you can change it if you want

i left my pistons alone but i have 15wt oil in them and have the springs in the rear stiffer by a bit, keep your battery in the front
and for the differential..have them both open and have the rear .75 of a turn tighter

hope it works out for you..(its just to get you in the ballpark)

Aluma

iTrader: (1)

thanks!

PaZ

woooo haaaaaa whats been goin on since i been away i had to do a search to find the thread! no i didnt flip it got it on 2 wheels though im gonna get the cells done today and DRIFT!

thedudeaturdoor

last time i took out the ol XXX-S, it fliped over 8 times. i mean it fliped down the road 8 times. and my body is ll messed up

and the conectors are fryed
dam tamiya ones.

so i got some deans, and im too involved in Xbox 360, school, and the girl to do it, or spend anymoney on the thing.

Aries326

iTrader: (19)

When ya spend close to $500 a month along on gas, there isn't much room to spend on fun stuff.

anthony390

haha i know how you feel henry especially as im a new driver and i got no job...its a real pain lol

spidude

Bought some HPI drift tires but havent had tha tchance to test em as I am have serious diff issues . Anybody else use em?

GTO2

i tried them, on fine tarmac after a while it started pick up grip.
Was using TC3/Novak5800BL, can't make it hold sideways eventho in such hipari/thin contact patch. Power slide the most...
Works well on tiles, dusty slippery concretes.

spidude

yeah.. I was figiring that the tarmac would scuff em up to the point that they would start to gain grip.

Oh well.. as soon as my diffs get sorted i'll put em to the test.