Darc174

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After having a search about fit rc cars

I'm liking the lOok of the RC drifters

Does anyone have one ?

I'm looking at the s15 full carbon chassis and brushless motor

It looks like quite a big following

Darc

BULLITT

In Japan yes, over here no. They look like fun but I should imagine it'll get boring quickly on your own. They're also a bit pricey for what they are really. There's only one distributor in the UK for Yokomo RC drift cars too.

EddScott

You'll love this

https://www.scoobynet.com/non-scooby...g-footage.html


IMO, don't buy a new car - all this carbon stuff doesn't really come into it until you feel like the car is slowing you down.

I've never done drifting but I know a few people who do. One good think about it is with a few traffic cones you can make a short course. Much smaller than a round and round track.

I would look for a Tamiya TT01 on ebay. If it hasn't got a locked rear diff put blutak in the rear diff to lock it up. Get some hard drift wheels/tyres and go have a try.

I wouldn't bother buying new at first and wouldn't bother buying anything too expensive. TT01s are cheap as chip - £40 for a new kit I've seen on ebay and have lots of spares/hop ups.

Darc174

iTrader: (13)

I brought myself a drifter today picking it up tomo

Ended up buying a

2010 HPI Sprint 2

Boro

iTrader: (1)

This thread is useless without pics lol

An0n0m0us

Superb!

Not quite in the same league lol but still drifting and on the cheap and can be done at home as such a small scale:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlwORbdAQy4

I'm ordering the AE86, only £15 on Amazon.

Darc174

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Little vid of my first go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zn0G...e_gdata_player