http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8Zbv1Bx2uo&feature=relmfu

Brilliant:clap::clap:

love the way they parked em, i want one!

That is AWESOME!

Mint!

Awesome!! I want a zed one :)

i've got one of these tamiya tt-01D they are great fun, unfortunately im not as good as they are, lol havn't found a zed one yet as couldn't make a zed race car one fit lol.

i might get one! are they easy to use? ide imagine not lol. does the surface have to be really smooth?

Awesome, just awesome........ Now my son wants one of these!!!!! :blink:

 

Great post buddy.... :thumbup1:

 

Alz. :punk:

 

 

BTW............ 15 TO GO

Drifting an RC car is much harder than u think .. i spent 6 months doing it .. gave up in the end due to bordem

there all 4x4 cars with very low grip wheels all most like an ABS plastic

some of the cars even have the motor mounted at the front to make them Light on the back end

 

Tamiya tt01d is the basic entry level kit

HPI Sprint-D is better oil filled shocks / ballraced / Belt driven much smoother on speed

alot of the other drivers use 1/10th Racing cars like Xray-t2/t3 or schumacher mi3.5/4 and de-tune them to drift

sweet!

not a bad TC3/4 u got there that would drift nice ..

but you changed that some havent u ... as it used to be a plastic tub chassis

Radio £40

Servo £10

Motor/Speed controllor ( brushless ) 9T £69.99 Combo

Battery £16>£50 depends on what u need or want

Charger £25>£70 depends on what battery option u go for

 

oh and a set of Drift wheels £14.99

 

this is from me

 

but saying that if u didnt drift it with the brushless set up and a 3 cell lipo the car will do around 50>60mph !

Edited July 28, 201114 yr by MarkDerby

i used to race touring car .. gave it up to do more on my 1/8th Nitro buggy .. as i'm better at that

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damn...thats so tempting me to buy one.

 

I used to race a Team Associated RC10 and a Yokomo YZ-10 at Club level. Spent fortunes on it. This was about 13/14 years ago now though.

 

I enjoy making and modifying them more than actually driving them. Drifting them does look fun though.

Edited July 31, 201114 yr by Yowser