New to Drifting
06-03-2007 | 09:58 PM
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From: Rotterdam, NY
New to Drifting
I was wondering if you could drift a rearwheel drive car. I can't afford to buy another car right now and I want something to drift. All that I have right now are a Revo, an Evader ST, and a Mini LST. I am hoping to use the Evader for drifting. Also, what are recommended settings for a starting point on a car that will be used for drifting? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
06-04-2007 | 01:33 AM
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RE: New to Drifting
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You can't use a a RWD car to drift. The rear whells will overpower it and it will spin. Just save your pennies for a touring car.
You can't use a a RWD car to drift. The rear whells will overpower it and it will spin. Just save your pennies for a touring car.
Agreed
AWD is the Key to sucessful RC Drifting..
You can get a RWD to tail out but thats different to drifting
06-04-2007 | 05:49 PM
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RE: New to Drifting
hEY. YOU're in Rotterdam, NY. That's ..wait..no..nevermind. That's nowhere near me. Save for a 4WD. Or, PM me and I can send you my TC4 rolling chassis w/extras in exchange for some cashis.
