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03-03-2007, 11:37 PM
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new to drifting
Ive been racing rc cars for quite some time now but a few weeks ago i saw a vid on youtube on rc car drifting and i thought it was pretty tight. i was wondering if my tamiya supra that my uncle gave me would be able to drift. it looks like this Tamiya America Item #58137 | RC Blitz Toyota Supra Gr.N - TA02 but it has a few more custom parts. can anyone also give me pointers and tips on how this stuff works?
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08-09-2007, 01:09 PM
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yeah you can... just make sure you have a decent motor and that everthing is geared down enough... add some abs or pvc tires and your golden
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