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drifting nitros
Like I posted in the nitro forum, in order to make a nitro drift all you need are some stage d wheels? and maybe a sway bar?
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RE: drifting nitros
ORIGINAL: sof220 Like I posted in the nitro forum, in order to make a nitro drift all you need are some stage d wheels? and maybe a sway bar? get some either very hard slicks the harder the better, stiffen up the rear shocks and make sure you richen up the topend of your engine a bit. also make sure you got plenty of airflow around the motor keep it as cool as you can. |
RE: drifting nitros
ok I had some tamiyas stage d's but the diametor is too small and it hits the arms, what diametor size do i need?
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RE: drifting nitros
what size are your wheels? the stage d hpi tires are 26 front and 30's on the back. read your instruction manual for proper size or get a ruler and measure them or replace wheels/tires with one's that fit your car.
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RE: drifting nitros
ORIGINAL: NarutoME what size are your wheels? the stage d hpi tires are 26 front and 30's on the back. read your instruction manual for proper size or get a ruler and measure them or replace wheels/tires with one's that fit your car. no before people start saying that once you have made diy offsets you cant put rubber tyres back on! this is rubbish as i ahve done it and it all depends on the typr of rim that you addapt. to be honest i can make most rims into diy offset's and still run rubber tyres on them. the modifications are simple. if you need to knwo more just ask and i will do a detailed tut. |
RE: drifting nitros
well my wheels i think are 30 mm in diametor while my stage d's are 26 mm, so im guessing thats the problem lol and i have a set of yokomo meshes with diy offsets although they are falling off so never use dollar store super glue.
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