every car can drift

ur best options is just to buy the cheapest drift spec kit you can find and you will not regret it, i have friends with the yokomo drift kit, hpi stage d and tt-01d and no1 complains, the car drifts, end of story. dont read past this post coz people will just confuse you more and more.

if you dont know how to drift there are plenty of sites that teach you just google it. a good place to start is the yokomo, tamiya and hpi sites, they have a few videos and tutorials.

if you already have an electric on road car then just whack on some super hard tires, stiffer suspension, lock the back diff and if needed get the ball bearings for your car oh and invest in a 20 turn or more motor they have the best torque for drifting. (if theres anything i missed please post it thanks)

you could go the hard compound rubber and stiff suspension or you could go really soft suspension and abs plastic tires either works good. i just prefer abs tires because less glueing and re gluing and you can use the rim over and over just trying to help out