DRIFTING!?
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The first pinter I have is check out the drifting forums; more help there.
Second, I dont know much about tamiya, so is that a 4wd car? if so, it takes a mix of throttle/steering to keep a good drift. Just experiement a little and remember the sweet spot in the throttle/steering!
Second, I dont know much about tamiya, so is that a 4wd car? if so, it takes a mix of throttle/steering to keep a good drift. Just experiement a little and remember the sweet spot in the throttle/steering!
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From: san luis obispo,
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throttle control don't want to spin the tires too much. especially if your running those plastic drift tires.. its like driving on ice. its takes a bit of practice but after a few runs it'll start getting to you
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From: gamlingay, UNITED KINGDOM
hey, ive been drfitin for the last 6 hours, iv got the hang of it now!! thanx for the help every 1, would i benifit from oil filled shocks?
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hey, ive been drfitin for the last 6 hours, iv got the hang of it now!! thanx for the help every 1, would i benifit from oil filled shocks?
hey, ive been drfitin for the last 6 hours, iv got the hang of it now!! thanx for the help every 1, would i benifit from oil filled shocks?




