Just need some help
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From: Douglasville, GA
iight im pretty new to this type of RC stuff so i really dont know so much about it i just need help on like good cars where i can online to find parts and stuff like that and just wonderin can you get sponserd doing this
well thats all
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Chris
well thats all
thanks
Chris
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heh yeah you CAN get sponserd doin this but you're not going to unless your good, i would start out with the HPI Sprint 2 Sport DRIFT car OR the yokomo mostly RTR chasis(or kit) you just need a body and wheels. but for a good setup with both you need like 400 bucks, if your going to buy the yokomo go to www.yokomo.com for best prices (30% off if you order over $300.00) so good luck man....
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From: grimsby, UNITED KINGDOM
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iight im pretty new to this type of RC stuff so i really dont know so much about it i just need help on like good cars where i can online to find parts and stuff like that and just wonderin can you get sponserd doing this
well thats all
thanks
Chris
iight im pretty new to this type of RC stuff so i really dont know so much about it i just need help on like good cars where i can online to find parts and stuff like that and just wonderin can you get sponserd doing this
well thats all
thanks
Chris
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im new to driftin i need to know how to lock the front diff
eg when one wheel is lifted in a corner the power is moved to the wheel on the ground,as you turn the outside wheel has to stay a higher speed (more rotations) to the inside wheel to stay straight without spinning out etc
locking diffs is great for drifting as both wheels move at the same speed...but it sucks for racing tbh too many spinouts.
most lock the back more than the front it depends mostly on your style and what tyres you run.
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PS this video explains how the diffs work perfectly its old as the hills but its so easy to understand and will help with your drifting
[link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em1zQToa_a8&feature=related]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em1zQToa_a8&feature=related[/link]

[link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em1zQToa_a8&feature=related]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em1zQToa_a8&feature=related[/link]



