Pro4 Driftin'
09-27-2005 | 04:21 PM
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From: Springfield,
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Pro4 Driftin'
Does anyone drift with a pro4? or have ever seen one do anything like this? I have one, and its going to be a long winter with no racing... so I figured I would give drifting a shot
10-04-2005 | 09:12 AM
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From: Quezon City, PHILIPPINES
RE: Pro4 Driftin'
Hey 45mph,
I drive a pro4 and have tried drifting it on cemented grain pebbled ground. It drifts well. The tiny pebbles helps make your ordinary rubber tires slip smoothly. No need to change your tires to ABS/PVC or some sort. If you want to make it more slippery, just wisk a few drops of water on the ground. That should make it better but harder to handle.
I drive a pro4 and have tried drifting it on cemented grain pebbled ground. It drifts well. The tiny pebbles helps make your ordinary rubber tires slip smoothly. No need to change your tires to ABS/PVC or some sort. If you want to make it more slippery, just wisk a few drops of water on the ground. That should make it better but harder to handle.
10-05-2005 | 06:06 PM
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RE: Pro4 Driftin'
i drift one and will never ever try it with any other car again ( i have driven MANY different r/c chassis's)
i have found my dream chassis (looks over at pro 4 and drools) lol
i have found my dream chassis (looks over at pro 4 and drools) lol
