Professional Drifting with R/C cars!
11-26-2003, 04:57 PM
#16
Hey what you just described sounds alot like fraud and you should imediately contact some sort of authority. Is it across international borders It might be a federal felony here in the US. Was it an auction you should contact them too. And if that fails do ya know who they are and where they live? I know a guy for that.
11-26-2003, 05:21 PM
#17
Read about it here
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...threadid=28290
Need a guide to help me what to do...
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...threadid=28290
Need a guide to help me what to do...
11-26-2003, 05:52 PM
#18
I just put a order in for an AE86 body. Should be pretty cool.
COLEKO
COLEKO
11-26-2003, 09:54 PM
#20
Re: Professional Drifting with R/C cars!
Originally posted by MartinSorlie
So if anyone has any tire choice tips, setups or so that they want to share with others, post it here!
So if anyone has any tire choice tips, setups or so that they want to share with others, post it here!
It consists of several seperate plastic rings which make up the whole tyre.. It should be out next month..
Here is a pic..
Alch
11-27-2003, 12:07 AM
#21
From Yokomo's web site
Drift package
NISSAN 180SX body attaching kit
Middle of December sale schedule
< > < DP-180SX > \21,800
Drift package
TOYOTA AE86 TRUENO body attaching kit
Middle of December sale schedule
< > < DP-AE86 > \21,800
those body set look pretty expensive. what do they include?
Drift package
NISSAN 180SX body attaching kit
Middle of December sale schedule
< > < DP-180SX > \21,800
Drift package
TOYOTA AE86 TRUENO body attaching kit
Middle of December sale schedule
< > < DP-AE86 > \21,800
those body set look pretty expensive. what do they include?
11-27-2003, 12:23 AM
#22
From the magazine, it looks like you get the tires aswell...
My kanji isn't the best, so i can read half of it!!
But for 21800 (It says 23800 in the magazine btw!) it would want to include more that just the body and tires!!
Alch
My kanji isn't the best, so i can read half of it!!
But for 21800 (It says 23800 in the magazine btw!) it would want to include more that just the body and tires!!
Alch
11-27-2003, 12:26 AM
#23
Would a FWD car would be good for drifting? I am planning to buy an YR-F2 with a PAL RX-7 body set.....
11-27-2003, 12:33 AM
#24
Originally posted by alch
From the magazine, it looks like you get the tires aswell...
My kanji isn't the best, so i can read half of it!!
But for 21800 (It says 23800 in the magazine btw!) it would want to include more that just the body and tires!!
Alch
From the magazine, it looks like you get the tires aswell...
My kanji isn't the best, so i can read half of it!!
But for 21800 (It says 23800 in the magazine btw!) it would want to include more that just the body and tires!!
Alch
11-27-2003, 12:54 AM
#25
There will bi more videos coming out of my brothers drifting, and this clip isn't really good... He has a lot of Japanquality drifting to show to... Some front wheel shots to, where you can see him hit the ideal line all the time 
11-27-2003, 01:36 AM
#26
Originally posted by Super Steve
Steve,
Please try to get some ABC bodies.
The AE86 one with the permanently poped up headlights
(i think the ones without permanent popped up light is 200mm, and the popped one is 190mm)
Integras and Civics can't really do real drift... get those RRs outa there
Steve,
Please try to get some ABC bodies.
The AE86 one with the permanently poped up headlights
(i think the ones without permanent popped up light is 200mm, and the popped one is 190mm)
Integras and Civics can't really do real drift... get those RRs outa there
Integras and Civics RR???? I believe you mean FF rite?
11-27-2003, 01:44 AM
#27
Originally posted by SpeedTech
Hi Guys,
I've been curious about this whole drifting thing. Are there any particular bodies you guys like to see available in relation to this?
We have access to some of the following:
Honda Civics 190mm
Accura Integras 190mm
Mazda RX7 190mm
Toyota Supras 190mm
Mitsu Evos (200mm)
Subaru WRX (200mm)
Nissan Silvias 190mm
Or any other makes you guys are interested, please let me know!
I just want to get educated on this whole drifting thing.
Steve Wang
Hi Guys,
I've been curious about this whole drifting thing. Are there any particular bodies you guys like to see available in relation to this?
We have access to some of the following:
Honda Civics 190mm
Accura Integras 190mm
Mazda RX7 190mm
Toyota Supras 190mm
Mitsu Evos (200mm)
Subaru WRX (200mm)
Nissan Silvias 190mm
Or any other makes you guys are interested, please let me know!
I just want to get educated on this whole drifting thing.Steve Wang
I just watched a video of the Japanese 2002 D1 Drift Grand Prix, seems that where full sized cars are concerned, the most popular drifter is the Silva (S13, 14, 15, Sil Eightly etc).... NOT a single FF (eg. Civic, Integra were there
).... the Toyota AE86 (Trueno and Levin) were very popular too... and the Mazda FD3S.Cheers
11-27-2003, 03:00 AM
#28
Originally posted by utieh
What I don't understand is "body ATTACHING kit"...does it include "drifting body posts"
What I don't understand is "body ATTACHING kit"...does it include "drifting body posts"
I will try and find out more tomorrow at the track...
Alch
11-27-2003, 05:12 AM
#29
Originally posted by NightKidZ
Erh the ABC Trueno with the pop-up head lamps was a limited production item, came with a carbon-look sticker sheet for the bonnet as well. Both the pop-up and non-pop up Trueno were availiable in 190mm form... I know that for a FACT coz I have both
Integras and Civics RR???? I believe you mean FF rite?
Erh the ABC Trueno with the pop-up head lamps was a limited production item, came with a carbon-look sticker sheet for the bonnet as well. Both the pop-up and non-pop up Trueno were availiable in 190mm form... I know that for a FACT coz I have both
Integras and Civics RR???? I believe you mean FF rite?
damn... pop up lights were limited production run?
11-27-2003, 08:07 AM
#30
Originally posted by alch
Not too sure.. I was going to get my friend to translate it for me tonight, but they are stuck at work...
I will try and find out more tomorrow at the track...
Alch
Not too sure.. I was going to get my friend to translate it for me tonight, but they are stuck at work...
I will try and find out more tomorrow at the track...
Alch
from the pics of Shizuoka I saw the bodies had a lot of details, could explain the price
a lot of nice drift bodies from PAL
http://www2.ocn.ne.jp/%7Esw-pal/DRIFT/DRIFT.html
