zoik

#1

koreans are very funny sometimes,look the idea they had

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzTZKKrI1kQ...embedded#at=231

HectortheRican

#2

Lol only time I've seen these, they just set up cones in a parking lot. This street track is nice

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taking too long to mod since '09June '12 COTM'95 AT200

Keiri

#3

Man, I was just looking at getting back into the RC scene with an HPI RS4 Evo + but these drift cars look so sweet.

I could really go for one.

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Has no more Celicas

Hanyo

#4

driving those things well takes some serious skill.

Its nice how realistic their track looks.

mkernz22

#5

I was watching a few videos and it's pretty sick IMO. I'd definitely get some if I had the money lol
$130 on ebay haha

This post has been edited by mkernz22: Dec 17, 2010 - 1:27 PM

mak5603

#6

Wow...that's so badass!

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2006 BMW 330i - 6 Speed - Dinan Stage 12014 Toyota Rav4 XLE

azn87

#7

as a beginer in rc world, would start out with a hpi sprint 2 drift. im drifting a tamiya tb03D, alot of people are running yokomo but the parts have to bought in hong kong

SupraKid

#8

damn...1:10s are a bitch to drift, i gave up and turned mine into a rally beast lol.

azn87

#9

its actually really easy, the smaller they are the harder they get. BUT do able, ive drifted a mini Z in a mini comp. its alot harder. what kind of tires are u using? try some hpi T drift slicks... the first time use it, its going to feel like there is no traction. oh yea, u need to boil the tires on but also becareful not to warp the rims it self, if u need a HOW TO pm me

This post has been edited by azn87: Dec 20, 2010 - 2:07 AM

Hanyo

#10

i havent been into rc cars in over 5 years. So i'm not sure what the current cars are.

Back when I use to race nitro cars, it was really hard to get drifts. The cars would only power slide with only a lot of speed.