drifting tyres
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From: fifenot applicable, UNITED KINGDOM
cheers matt would i need to slot the front piping a little for grip cause otherwise would it not just slip when u steer
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ur all wrong. I recently started an account on the site but i'v been drifing for 2 years. u put tape on the back so the back wheels spin and the front pull u along. but only if u have a 4 wheel drive. SO REMEMBER NOT ON ALL WHEELS LIKE THAT LUATIC UP THERE++++ just on da back
=smoth driftin
=smoth driftin
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cdhac,I have the same car and tried just the back tires only yesterday and that is trash...all it does is whip the back end right around fast as hell with no control.When you just start an account on a site,telling everybody they're all wrong just because something works on your car (which I doubt it does actually) isn't a good way to start off.If you've been drifting for 2 years at least learn how to spell it.
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From: fifenot applicable, UNITED KINGDOM
i agree with galaxy i tried it with my hpi sprint and it whips out like f***. hey galaxy does it not seem to you that kingcobra thinks hes god and knows everything
cheers for the replys
cheers for the replys
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i dont post much except when its necessary...and its necessary...but you 'drifters'...are you guys morons? i mean letting hte front pull you along??? have ANY of you stopped and thought about why drifting cars (REAL ones) are RWD and now FWD? and why FWD is especially hard to drift? agh...
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Just put PVC on all 4 wheels (assuming it's 4WD) and you will be able to drift forever. There's no need to make any comparison to "real" drifting. No one here is drifting full size cars (and if you are, this isn't the forum for it) so leave that out of your posts. Scale models react differently and therefore CANNOT be compared to the real thing.
One reason I don't frequent this board as much as I'd like is that everyone is a self-proclaimed expert. Just relax people. There's not always one right answer.
One reason I don't frequent this board as much as I'd like is that everyone is a self-proclaimed expert. Just relax people. There's not always one right answer.




