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Old 02-04-2007, 03:42 AM
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Need to know about drifting!!

I'm new to drifting in the rc world(but not new to RC cars at all)!!!
I already have an AE TC4! Can I just get the tires or do I NEED to buy a drifting car? I don't see why I would need to buy a special car for this, but I havent tried it or saw anyone at my local shop with one. So maybe there is something I don't know!! Thanks for any help!!
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Re: Need to know about drifting!!

just buy some PVC pipe and slip it over the rim and go to town, no reason to buy a drift car just for it.
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Old 02-04-2007, 09:56 PM
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Re: Need to know about drifting!!

2" ABS tubing over the wheel works perfectly.
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Old 02-06-2007, 03:47 AM
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Re: Need to know about drifting!!

So if I buy the tires they will work on my TC4? Also is the Yokomo car a 2wd?
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Re: Need to know about drifting!!

no, all the drift cars are 4wd.
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Re: Need to know about drifting!!

Electrical tape wrapped around the tires have worked for me also.
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