RC drift

sunnyboy

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http://www.putfile.com/media.php?n=Drift78


RC player, really can play like that?
 
of coz, with a little practice... rc drifts are more perfect than real drifts... coz they dont need hard work to turn the steering... jz ur delicate fingers to control the throttle and steering... damn nice...
wish i could have one...

ps: anyway, is it possible for normal rc (1/10 scale tamiya rc) to be converted into drift rc??... have to add mini LSD ar??..
 
one way i learned from the numerous videos is...

jeng jeng jeng

just put cut up PVC pipes on the wheels and use them as tires. hahahahaha

im only half serious. i may have mistaken those things for PVC pipes when they're something else. only enthusiasts will know better. what i saw in the video was, this guy slipped on this smooth plastic tube; which is cut to the tire's width onto the rubber tire. the diameter should be a fit (almost same) to the whole tire assembly. i think im wrong, but they did look like PVC pipes (quite big size), and they dont have much traction.

again, DISCLAIMER : my statements are solely based on my observation of downloaded videos, and i do not claim expertise or knowledge in this article. :D sorry if im wrong. :p
 
Interested?
Can visit http://www.teamyokomo.com.my
They selling drift rc
 
u can try here for the SG RC drift...
http://www.frequency-rc.com/portal/home/type.asp?iCat=312
have fun ;)
 


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