Really? I mean, REALLY?

That's horse pooo. There isn't a specific 1:1 car MADE for drift. Hence, there is no best drift car. There are quite a few 1:10 chassis that are already set up for drifting. Piece for piece and part for part, Yokomo has one of the best (it's THE best, but to be diplomatic, I'll just say ONE of the best) set-up and balanced chassis out of the box to handle all of your UBER sideways needs.

And best performing car doesn't mean best drifter in any way shape or form. That'd be like saying the ASM S2K would be the BEST drifter because it's one of the bets performing cars. Furthermore, why are we comparing the 1:1 world with the 1:10 world. They're not really comparable. A) (as I've stated) there's no 1:1 car manufactured to go sideways b) the physics of drifting on a 1:10 scale are in scarcely comparable to 1:1 drifting. So, we can't really compare the two.

And WHOOOOOOOOO drifts an Xray? I mean really? You? No. You don't. I understand you wanna be different and go against the grain. Don't wanna be a bandwagoneer cuz it's "cool" to be different and be "individual' and all that. Not knocking it. That's great. It's just like the whole "I drift Nitro cuz that's cooler and it's noisy" crap. But seriously. C'mon. I mean really? Xray? really? REALLLLLLLLY? nO. Of course not.

Yok's still the best.

And whichever car company is more reliable, better customer service, etc, would be "better". It's simple measurable data. But you knew that. Yeah. You knew that.



don't mind me. I'm just passing thru.
just wanted to sneak this in there:

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Originally Posted by airborneranger

Uber hopped up TT-01 will not beat a stock yokomo performance wise.


Hop ups don't do anything to make your car drive better. More often than not, they just make the car look pretty.

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