Last night i was in my town rolling around in my car.
I went too a well known carpark for tuners.
When i got there i saw all these guys drifting with rc cars
my first reaction was laughing at them but after a couple min i was like this is sick.
I talked too some guys there and said i could buy one too and he gave me a link too a site that i lost
So maybe some of you trial heads know this hobby and can help me abit (probably not but i can try)
They told me the cars are american or Japanese.
Here is a vid of some guys drifting with rc cars if ya interested, personally i think its beast as hell.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzTZK...e_gdata_player
Those dude's have mad skills man, That parking on 2.25 was insane!!!
for the first 10 seconds i didnt realize that they were toy cars lmao. niiiceee
yea that's how they made tokyo driftOriginally Posted by TwoHitter
those guys got some realistic paints on their cars.
Just finished my rc beast drift car
I build the whole thing myself and here is my first test.
No driving, only power showoff.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBFsu...e_gdata_player
Yes its beastly overpowered for drifting
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Dude this is SICK!!! I thought it was gonna be stupid as hell at 1st too. But wow this is actually insane!!!
And dude you build that yourself? Wow thats some serious talent right there. Cant wait to see you rippin it up on the streets
When you get yours fully setup you should post a vid of you just screwin around drifting. Do it regular, not slow motion like the 1st video, it would look better regluar
I didn't build the parts though, it wasn't assembled when i bought it. Took me like 2weeks building and 100screws or so
but its fast as hell just drove a little and it leaves black stripes on the ground from accelerating
think i have too change the tyres for drifting cos its uncontrollable with these tyres. They have too much grip.
But def gonna up a vid soon, maybe battling against some other rc-heads
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Check this out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmgAi...e_gdata_player
Gaijin drifting
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That's a quick way to crack a cheap shell. I would suggest taping some of those foam peanuts to the car for practicing. The weight is negligible and when you get good you'll be able to remove them and offset the weight difference easily enough.
