imported_GoldBadge

Pretty cool i guess. makes me want a remote control car

http://www.frequency-rc.com/drift/sg3rd.mpg

WNT_2_Go_Fast

I have one for sale.

That video is the reason I got back into R/C HAHHAHA

It's SOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooooo Much fun

imported_SICTOY

^^
r/c driving is wicked ... just picked up an HPI RS4 awesome car i like it alot ... thinkin of getting some drifting tires to mess around with ....

still have a banged up 4tec for sale ... needs like minor repair

Notorious

Thats a wicked video...

imported_SICTOY

i luv that vid ...

imported_GoldBadge

is it easy to get the rear loose with those things? do you acutally need special drifting tires? are they gas or electric?


Someone bring theirs to the meet tonight

T-Shirt Ninja

Off-Road R/C is still better :P

There's something very satisfying about skying your truck 5 or more feet in the air and sticking the landing.

I had an on-road car for 2 years, gets boring if you have no one to run with, or you dont race, imo.

4_door_teg

How much does one of those cost, new or used?

n1_taboo

i think new are like $400-600

T-Shirt Ninja

Uh really depends, a tamiya kit costs like 140, then you need a battery/charger, a remote and an esc, you can prolly get started for around 400.

spracingsports

gas is the way to go.... unless you like carrying around 10-20 batteries, cuz they dont last for crap..

and i heard that to be able to drift those, it takes like 5-6 years of practice...... the tails slide out sooooo easy i tried it and all i was doing was 108°s and crap..

WNT_2_Go_Fast

You do not need special tires but a company called Yokomo makes Drifting Rims & Tires and they are BY FAR the best way to get your R/C drifting

Yokomo Site

This is what My Car looks like.

GinoLicious

That is a great video. I was going to get into that stuff. But i didtn have the money, nor the time.