i was looking into getting a drifting car and also would be able to convert it back to regular touring car



is this car ok to to switch with [link]http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXKSG4&P=ML[/link]

all i need to do is switch the wheels right

Well, that car will drift out of the box on smooth/treated pavement (ie garage). It could still possibly drift on regular asphalt, but it would probably need a lot of beef. So just get yourself some ABS tires and you're ready to drift almost anywhere.

lol not quiet...you needa tell him about the aluminum shaft to... don't wanna scare the kid when the stock one breaks. lol

o k thanks i cant seem to find the aluminum one because tower has about 4 and not sure witch one i need

also is a 17t motor to fast for a drifting car

no motor is to fast, but u need alu shaft, bearing kit and sum abs tyers,
that is all you need, on this site people have different thought and im sure as you get into drifting you wont want to tour your car...lol
good choice with the tt01 by the way.
have fun dude!

thats exactly what I would buy if I were you. Just make sure you add the alluminum prop shaft

TT -01 D does need the Alloy Prop shaft and I think an ESC aswell.. The Tamiya Sports Tuned motor with the TT-01D is a Champion of a motor Ideally suited to drift..

With Drift Motors, Look at Double Winds Over a Single wind.

a 17x2T is fine for drift as it has a Wider Torque Range..

I have Drifted a Team Orion Method R 15x2T and it is bordering on being too fast for Drift although it does do some rather nice 20 foot slides...

Motors that have Between 19000rpm and 30000rpm So Usually 23T -17x2T are considered safe for Drifting

can someone show me a link to the aluminum propshaft because i cant find it very well thanks

also i should switch out the drift tires it has on now then

here is a link, but you can buy them from anywhere!!.. honest..lol

http://www.modelsport.co.uk/?CallFun...21#SeeProducts

well the thing with the motor is it will be a brushless that said equal to a 17t to a 15t motor

i think i 4 got to tell that it was a brushless

will brushless be ok

and also thanks for the link to the shaft

Tamiya Aluminum Propeller Shaft TT-01
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXETM7&P=Z

Thanks
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