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NoControl · 06.20.2009, 02:05 PM

I'm attempting to get into drifting, but there isnt much if any in ohio, I run a TC5 like Dickyt, I have a rear spooler (locked diff) and use HPI t-drift tires, yes they do spin out all the ime but I know how to control the drift somewhat. the t-drifts are smooth but the more you use them on the concreate the the more traction they get due to scratches on the tires. if you want more drift info I go to http://www.drccentral.com/forums/ind...15640&hl=setup

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NoControl RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 126 Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Ohio	06.20.2009, 02:05 PM I'm attempting to get into drifting, but there isnt much if any in ohio, I run a TC5 like Dickyt, I have a rear spooler (locked diff) and use HPI t-drift tires, yes they do spin out all the ime but I know how to control the drift somewhat. the t-drifts are smooth but the more you use them on the concreate the the more traction they get due to scratches on the tires. if you want more drift info I go to http://www.drccentral.com/forums/ind...15640&hl=setup E-revo MMM 2200 6s zippy 50MPH of pure fun and parts destroying powa! Futaba 3pk more controller then anyone person needs TC5 top speed drifter 21mph on crappacks and 40 on calc