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6 Responses to “1/10 Scale Electric RC Drift Car at play in Driveway”
I got about $250 in … I got about $250 in to it,and I think it tops out with foams at about 40mph. With drift tires only about 25mph they seem to loose tracktion too much.
Sorry I missed this … Sorry I missed this comment. Yes SK is right. You just need to know your chassis size. Nitro is usually 200mm and electric is 190mm. But the appropiate body. Also I have used a 200mm on a 190mm chassis with super wide dish drift rims for that low and flat look.
i have a question … i have a question about the rc car’s body..i have an rc drifter that is 1/10 scale and i was wondering if ANY 1/10 scale body can fit on my car?
Tamiya TL-01 Drifter 1/10 scale Electric RC car at play in mt driveway.
October 23rd, 2008 at 8:36 am
I got about $250 in …
I got about $250 in to it,and I think it tops out with foams at about 40mph. With drift tires only about 25mph they seem to loose tracktion too much.
October 23rd, 2008 at 8:36 am
how fuckn quick is …
how fuckn quick is that thing
October 23rd, 2008 at 8:36 am
how match it costs
how match it costs
October 23rd, 2008 at 8:36 am
Sorry I missed this …
Sorry I missed this comment. Yes SK is right. You just need to know your chassis size. Nitro is usually 200mm and electric is 190mm. But the appropiate body. Also I have used a 200mm on a 190mm chassis with super wide dish drift rims for that low and flat look.
October 23rd, 2008 at 8:36 am
yes it can all u …
yes it can all u have to know is , if ur car is 200mm or 190mm
October 23rd, 2008 at 8:36 am
i have a question …
i have a question about the rc car’s body..i have an rc drifter that is 1/10 scale and i was wondering if ANY 1/10 scale body can fit on my car?