swattkidd

I purchased the tt-01 raybrig nsx 2004, was that a good choice? money was kind of a problem, since im 15 =D. Is this car made for only drifting or only racing? or for both?
primary ^ lol


also about led lights, do you just put a battery in the chasis or do u connect it to something in there?
secondary ^

swattkidd

Weird nobody knows.........

speenair

No replies after 1 hr does not mean nobody knows. The tt01 is a great drifter i got one, just put some abs tires on there and go drifting. An aluminum drive shaft is a good idea, the stock motor works well too. U can race a tt 01 but it needs major upgrades. have fun...

Auslide

I have the Raybrig NSX TT-01

I bought mine as an XB Pro RTR
It Slides Great Stock but an alloy Prop Shaft and a Ball Bearing Upgrade is strongly advised

They are a Great Chassis , easy to work on and are just at home drifting as they are racing...
Use PVC Tyres and Bam, it will drift.. Wack on a Set of Rubbers or Foamies and it will race..

genki

The TT-01 is a cheap reliable car to get into drift with. There is plenty of info available on set ups for drift on most of the major 1:10 Drift forums.

As for LED lights...there are 2 ways to connect them to power but it depends on the LED system you get/have. Some can connect directly of the ESC others require a 9V battery which you can attach on the inside of you body using a custom mount or double sided tape.

RC-Drift UK

The TT01 is probably the most used chassis for drifting, so it must work

Ballrace upgrade is a good idea

Adjustable turnbuckles is also a great mod

Kev

hnefrdo

It works pretty well for me. I just got into drifting also and I'm using the same chassis. My car is stock and it drifts well on just homemade abs tires.

Say no to lights.