you got to check this out, click the link then once the page loads click on the word more.... right above the picture on the web page. this is sweet.

http://www.frequency-rc.com/po...Files

 

http://www.frequency-rc.com/drift/sg3rd.mpg

 

well sh@t, didnt know how to do that

 

look at me look at me

 

fun video

 

I dispise that song.

 

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hahahaha

 

I like that white Turbo II one. I need to find me one of those.

 

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yea, the AE86 is sweet

 

Sweet.

I want to get into RC hobby. Don't know where to start though. Plus, it's kinda pricey.

 

Well click on the Team FRC... My RC homies/homeboys/ RC racing friends

http://www.frequency-rc.com/movies/Savagejump.mpg

Tell me what you think One of the runs done in that was with my truck

 

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couldnt ever get the video to work

 

how come my rc doesnt do that

 

R..
any rc car can drift, you just need drift tires or black tape in the rear tires.

 

i usually see people using cut up film holders or even better, PVC. You can PVC in so many different sizes, im sure theres a few out there to fit the rims perfectly. Or you could probably just melt together something of your own if you wanted to be really ghetto about it.

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=695271

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=718241


someone doesnt like to search

 

Tape eh? im going to have to try that out. Anything else that will get my car sideways?

 

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my foot

 

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someone doesnt realize that they are different videos.

 

Video works.. Just Right click and save as... Also for your RCs.. When drifting if using tape start from the outside (lip area) then go to the inside then back to the outside. Put the tape on in the direction of the car(which way it rolls)... Also I'd rather use PVC piping just make sure the ID(inner diameter) fits the tire.. ABS plastic does work better than PVC though...

 

Actually I'd insert the tape on the front too. Since most on road cars have solid front axles without differentials (POSI style)

 

I used electrical tape and i must say it came out really nicely. I let the tires spin to get them hot. After 10 minutes of trying my best to heat up the tires the electrical tape molded to the tire nicely. Electrical tape worked wonders and the cars drifting like crazy. Thanks guys.

 

holy ****! that's soooo COOOLL!!!!

lol.. looks like fun. probably more fun than my $20 radio shack one

lol.. i wanna try it out.

 

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Not quite true... Nitro R/C's are too powerful and the weight transfer is terrible. I tried on mine and it didnt' work... You'll spin the tires but have no control. Just my input

 

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Not quite true... Nitro R/C's are too powerful and the weight transfer is terrible. I tried on mine and it didnt' work... You'll spin the tires but have no control. Just my input</TD></TR></TABLE>

Not really. A good clutch that engages good with the slipper and the gear differentials with pretty pretty light or medium weight. Soft suspension will make any nitro car drift well and the most important rule= NO LEAD FINGERS