how good would this be?
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From: Napier, NEW ZEALAND
i will be getting a nitro kyosho alpha 3 and was wondering if it would be good for drifting?
what would i need to change in the setup?
what would i need to change in the setup?
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is it 4wd drive then it would work and don't foget about the abs tires and/or drift radials i'm gonna do some more research on your car then i can help you out feel free to send me a message
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Cheese.. I would Choose Electric over Nitro..
If Your Used to using Nitro boats then stick with it as the same knowledge on Boats applies to cars..
If Your Used to using Nitro boats then stick with it as the same knowledge on Boats applies to cars..
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yeah the alhpa is going to be a good drifter it has the same chassis config. as the hpi evo
all you need is abs tires
and perferbly soft springs in the front with a little harder ones in the rear and a tigth rear diff and lose front difff
but the spring rate and diff set up can be set when your a little more aquinted with your car
all you need is abs tires
and perferbly soft springs in the front with a little harder ones in the rear and a tigth rear diff and lose front difff
but the spring rate and diff set up can be set when your a little more aquinted with your car



