If your TA06 is a part-time shelfer, a carbon conversion I almost a requirement!

All mine are part-time shelfers, too, and they are nearly all carbon. The cost of a carbon conversion kit is minimal, considering how much better a material carbon is, than plastic, for a chassis plate/tub.

And compounds make all the difference, with drift tires, just as they do with grip tires. There is no such thing as an "all-around" drift tire, and different compounds allow you to tailor the drift manners of your chassis to more surfaces than just one will. I have roughly four different sets of wheels/tires for each chassis, so no matter where I may be, I will have tires for any surface I'm likely to come across.
Those angled tires are Yeah Racing 3 degree tires, and are some of the best available. The other compounds I use all come from Raikou Drift tires, online. The value-to-performance ratio of all of them are excellent. The rear tires on that RSector/TA06 in the pics are Raikou DXPE's, and are five, going on six years old! THAT'S how long they last. I can expect the same from the Yeah Racing tires, too, considering how much meat is on them!

On posting pics, since there isn't any "preview comment" box, it will upload the pic at the same time as you click on the "post reply" box.