ANYBODY DRIFT ??? I have a Q - RC-Monster Forums

Bondonutz · **ANYBODY DRIFT ??? I have a Q -** 06.14.2009, 03:06 PM

I've ben wanting to build my drifter for months and finially starting to get around to doing it. I have a TC4 team kit car,M.M.4600 and 2s lipo power.
I have HPI titanium (blue)springs and need help deciding what shock oil weight and weither to lock or not the diffs ? I'm reading mixed opinions and I'm a little confused, I'd appreciate some reliable input ?
Thanks

Metallover · 06.14.2009, 04:31 PM

You'll want to lock the diffs or at least put really thick oil in them if they're not ball diffs.

Bondonutz · 06.14.2009, 05:08 PM

Do you drift Riley ?
How to lock them isn't really the issue,I've heard from different sources that learning to drift is easier or harder with locked diffys ?
They are ball diffs and I already locked them. It would make me feel better to hear from a experienced drifter "Yes, lock them. The learning curve is easier".

You will NOT be seeing me at NitroKillers anymore, Jason the Pickle Puffer permenantly banned me for distasteful pictures in my album. I suppose what I said did't help the situation either LOL ?

Metallover · 06.14.2009, 05:12 PM

I've drifted a couple times, but it was with a recoil with stock set ball diffs and stock rubber tires.(with a Neu 1107) It was pretty fun until the tires blew

After that I made real abs drifting tires and it was pretty fun. I got tired of it and sold it though...

Gee · 06.14.2009, 05:18 PM

I found the older I get the easier it is to drift..... off to sleep. One shoe on one on the floor, layed back in the recliner witha newspaper like a tent over my belly. Just like the old man after a bottle of whisky and rough day at work. I've got my old man beat though. I don't have to wait until I get home to drift.... I keep the whisky at work.

lincpimp · 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Bondonutz

You will NOT be seeing me at NitroKillers anymore, Jason the Pickle Puffer permenantly banned me for distasteful pictures in my album. I suppose what I said did't help the situation either LOL ?

Did you post something like this: Pickle Puffing

Bondonutz · 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by lincpimp

Did you post something like this: Pickle Puffing

DAMMIT ! Thats twice now,you suck LOL.
I had to shut my PC off the other night to get rid of that blasted thing.
How do I grab that to send it to someone,I can't copy to paste it ??

I figured it out ! This will Piss off my brother Bad ! LOL.

Snipin_Willy · 06.14.2009, 07:01 PM

You're a mean, mean person lincpimp

SpeedAssault · 06.17.2009, 03:23 PM

I'd liked to know as well

I did lock front & rear and it was a lot of fun, but I was using sportwerks 1/8 rubber tires and only 3s , rebuilding it now and going to try heavy grease open front with rear locked

mkrusedc · 03:58 PM

DickyT drifts PM or email him. tekstyle is his YouTube name. He is a good guy. He will help.

Here is his drift build:

http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17867

Bondonutz · 06.17.2009, 04:39 PM

Mucho Grassyass

mkrusedc · 06.17.2009, 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Bondonutz

Mucho Grassyass

de nada

Unsullied_Spy · 06.18.2009, 03:27 AM

Locked diffs, torque, and tires that have a little bit of grip to them. If you have no grip you'll be pretty much spinning out all the time and not actually "drifting." Too often I go to watch an RC "drifting" video and it's some guy spinning out.

Bondonutz · 06.18.2009, 08:32 PM

Well, I finially finished the build. The parts were sitting for 4-5 months and got tired of looking at them. I ahve yet to test my set up due to rain. Looking forward to trying it out soon.
The paint; I "dusted" 1 coat of the flip/flop on befor the black but was still a bit much,The flash makes it look a lot heavier than it really is. You can hardly notice the flake until the light hits a certain angle. I guess I'm content even though it looks a tick ghetto.

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