traxxas 4 tec
07-09-2006 | 09:02 PM
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From: quebec, QC, CANADA
traxxas 4 tec
does anyone drift with this or has drifted with them? i was wondering because they seem to be popular/good cars. i no they are belt driven so i was also wondering if they snap easy with drifting
07-10-2006 | 01:17 AM
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RE: traxxas 4 tec
That's correct. Just make sure you got the proper electronics and tires, such as a high turn motor for drift wheels or a low turn motor for tires.. Just make sure you have a ESC that can handle it. Mods wouldn't hurt either.. The most basic mod for drifting is full ball bearings if your car doesn't already have it.
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ANY 4WD will drift.
Shaft or belt, it doesn't matter!!!
ANY 4WD will drift.
Shaft or belt, it doesn't matter!!!
07-11-2006 | 01:56 PM
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RE: traxxas 4 tec
I had a 4tec and i sold it as a drifter to one of my friends and he loves it, it runs good and drifters good. i also noticed that with a high turn motor the traxxas hard drag tires work really well also
07-16-2006 | 06:06 AM
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RE: traxxas 4 tec
I drift in compatition with a 4tec and the only thing thats bad like spartan said it lags a little bit, other than that its a great car to drift, well for me any ways.
07-16-2006 | 08:43 AM
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RE: traxxas 4 tec
Just have Spare belts on Stand bye and all Shall be fine... The TT-01 though is the Ideal Drift Chassis.. No belts to snap while your driftin at carpark meets
