TRF415 Drifting
12-11-2006 | 11:39 PM
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TRF415 Drifting
Anyone drift one of these? Mine will be here in a couple of days, and I'm looking to drift this thing too. My previous cars had a lot of under steer with PVC.. They just wouldn't slide. So I'm hoping this car will slide well, anything I should look into (spring stiffness, height settings, camber/toe settings)?
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12-11-2006 | 11:45 PM
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RE: TRF415 Drifting
don't know about the car it's self, but i drift my old yokomo SD SSG racing chassis.
minor toe in, on the front maybe 1-2 degrees, 0 camber (it won't help anway with plastic tires) the shocks however should be setup a little softer than the manual says to. also make sure you DO put on the anti-sway bar on the front.
0 camber, 0 toe on the rear. no anti-sway bar in the rear, stiff shocks in the rear, and lock the differential will blue tack / silly puddy. all you do is cram a little into the diff. (search and you will find threads on this)
hope that helps,
BV
minor toe in, on the front maybe 1-2 degrees, 0 camber (it won't help anway with plastic tires) the shocks however should be setup a little softer than the manual says to. also make sure you DO put on the anti-sway bar on the front.
0 camber, 0 toe on the rear. no anti-sway bar in the rear, stiff shocks in the rear, and lock the differential will blue tack / silly puddy. all you do is cram a little into the diff. (search and you will find threads on this)
hope that helps,
BV
12-11-2006 | 11:54 PM
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RE: TRF415 Drifting
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don't know about the car it's self, but i drift my old yokomo SD SSG racing chassis.
minor toe in, on the front maybe 1-2 degrees, 0 camber (it won't help anway with plastic tires) the shocks however should be setup a little softer than the manual says to. also make sure you DO put on the anti-sway bar on the front.
0 camber, 0 toe on the rear. no anti-sway bar in the rear, stiff shocks in the rear, and lock the differential will blue tack / silly puddy. all you do is cram a little into the diff. (search and you will find threads on this)
hope that helps,
BV
don't know about the car it's self, but i drift my old yokomo SD SSG racing chassis.
minor toe in, on the front maybe 1-2 degrees, 0 camber (it won't help anway with plastic tires) the shocks however should be setup a little softer than the manual says to. also make sure you DO put on the anti-sway bar on the front.
0 camber, 0 toe on the rear. no anti-sway bar in the rear, stiff shocks in the rear, and lock the differential will blue tack / silly puddy. all you do is cram a little into the diff. (search and you will find threads on this)
hope that helps,
BV
