Please do, i'll be curious to hear how it goes =P

BTW i did edit the body of the post (as i usually do once i realize a better way to convey what i just wrote) but you had already replied (which usually doesnt happen so quickly lol). Same info, just a tad simpler.

Who knows though. Its a written rule(somewhere) that with enough effort+skill, you can do just about anything with RC cars. If (by some unfathomable chance) you end up liking the setup, i'd still suggest slapping on another pair of each wheel. The two tires, as i said, have very different geometries. I personally LOVE super drifts, but being so expensive hardly any one uses em. To top that off, they wear down VERY VERY quickly. when i was still in the heat of it (and i'm getting back there) i would have to replace them every week, maybe 2 if i was lazy. Theyre good until theyre gone though, but trust me it doesnt take long... Still, nothing like being able to hold a solid drift at 30+, while still being able to perform all the tight and techincal stuff the other guys do. You can do everything T-drifters do, but your alot faster (which also makes it much harder)