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SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
Just got in from drifting and busted a rear control arm. My road is smooth for drifting, I was sliding quite nicely at a fast rate and something caught. Im thinking it might be time for some new PVC, my rear "tires" are thin as paper and covering about 3/4 the wheel.
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
Fixed it. Now I need more PVC. One of the rings is split in half width wise.
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
Ah mike your drifting again. Long time to seeing of you.
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
Got some ABS...work well, takes getting used to. Entirely different from PVC.
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
whats better u guys think? PVC or ABS??
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
I heard abs is alot better.
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
PVC is better IMHO. With ABS you go to fast and turn more than 10degree you spin...its very tricky to do.
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-Mike AF Director of Media / Photographer ![]() [email protected] | AutomotiveForums.com | Flickr Gallery |
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Is there a difference between powersliding and drifting or are they the same thing?
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
when you powerslide an rc, it'll only go about a foot, maybe less or a little more, drifting you can get up to 15 feet or more sometimes.
i know what you mean its hard on cars, i broke a rim in half from a crack in my drivway, i cried too :'(
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Re: Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
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The other day (I wish I had my cam), I was drifting down a street, downhill. I was probably going about 20mph. Then boom, I hit a tiny lip and the car goes flying in the air tumbling...and back onto the wheels, and kept going.
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-Mike AF Director of Media / Photographer ![]() [email protected] | AutomotiveForums.com | Flickr Gallery |
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
i can drift with rubber tires on a damp wet road.
i drift about 5-6 metres but im nitro. what happens if ur car gets wet (the chassis and electricals?) |
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
When its wet, I drift about 45-55feet. I have driven my truck through puddles and stuff with no problem. With my car Im usually going fast enough that the down force and vacuum (Bernoulli's principle) that the moisture doesnt touch anything.
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-Mike AF Director of Media / Photographer ![]() [email protected] | AutomotiveForums.com | Flickr Gallery |
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
hey with an electric rally car, you know the inner chassis covers that protect the chassis, do those actually work because im thinking of geting a rally car and want to be able to brush through some puddles or go ice racing but i only like electric
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Re: SURGEON GENERAL: Drifting is hard on your RC's health
whats the difference between feet and metres?
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1 feet = 0.3048 meter
1 meter = 3.2808399 feet Feet are imperial measurements. (Old type.) Meters are metric measurements. (New type.) |
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