Drifting the 1/10th Tamiya M3.

[AndrewBird]

Eh, wasn't bad. (This coming from a guy who has a custom carbon fiber chassis, fluorine coated aluminum shocks, full ball bearings, a 30,000 RPM motor and PVC tires on his car)

But anyways, pretty cool. Love the side action shots. I might have to try something like that with my car.

Have you ever tried driving on a smoother surface? You get more grip which translates into better control which translate into longer drifts. I found that freshly sealed pavement works great. Polished concrete (if you can find it) is amazing. So smooth and you can hold drifts for pretty much indefinitely.

[318daily]

Your RC car looks great. I dig the chasecam.

[E30ownerwithanopinion]

for a big guy you sure can bend down and run fast!

[YAN-3]

i downloaded the codec and nothing. whats the deal?

[Ben Carufel]

Eh, wasn't bad. (This coming from a guy who has a custom carbon fiber chassis, fluorine coated aluminum shocks, full ball bearings, a 30,000 RPM motor and PVC tires on his car)

But anyways, pretty cool. Love the side action shots. I might have to try something like that with my car.

Have you ever tried driving on a smoother surface? You get more grip which translates into better control which translate into longer drifts. I found that freshly sealed pavement works great. Polished concrete (if you can find it) is amazing. So smooth and you can hold drifts for pretty much indefinitely.

Badass sig! My first car was a pale primrose yellow 1970 MGB GT!

[nameisbradgreen]

so where can i pick one of these cars up at?

[David325is]

so where can i pick one of these cars up at?

This is where I got mine.

http://search.ebay.com/tamiya-schnitzer_W0QQsofocusZbsQQsbrftogZ1QQfromZR10QQsacatZ-1QQcatrefZC6QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQsadisZ200QQfsopZ1QQfsooZ1

[AndrewBird]

Eh, wasn't bad. (This coming from a guy who has a custom carbon fiber chassis, fluorine coated aluminum shocks, full ball bearings, a 30,000 RPM motor and PVC tires on his car)

But anyways, pretty cool. Love the side action shots. I might have to try something like that with my car.

Have you ever tried driving on a smoother surface? You get more grip which translates into better control which translate into longer drifts. I found that freshly sealed pavement works great. Polished concrete (if you can find it) is amazing. So smooth and you can hold drifts for pretty much indefinitely.

Badass sig! My first car was a pale primrose yellow 1970 MGB GT!

Thanks! Mines a 1970 also - Rocking the split bumpers! She has many plans in the future.

[nameisbradgreen]

how would i know which engine to get and everything, most of them dont come with any of that, it is just the body

[KenC]

how would i know which engine to get and everything, most of them dont come with any of that, it is just the body

Go to a hobby store.

[nameisbradgreen]

how would i know which engine to get and everything, most of them dont come with any of that, it is just the body

Go to a hobby store.

thanks but i kinda dont have time, with college and flying, its not possible

[KenC]

how would i know which engine to get and everything, most of them dont come with any of that, it is just the body

Go to a hobby store.

thanks but i kinda dont have time, with college and flying, its not possible

You don't have time to go to a hobby store and ask about engines, yet you have the time to sit down and construct a 1/10 RC mode :?: :?

[nameisbradgreen]

how would i know which engine to get and everything, most of them dont come with any of that, it is just the body

Go to a hobby store.

thanks but i kinda dont have time, with college and flying, its not possible

You don't have time to go to a hobby store and ask about engines, yet you have the time to sit down and construct a 1/10 RC mode :?: :?

I get time at night boss, and i dont think that hobby stores are open till 8ish

[Jordan]

https://www.towerhobbies.com

[nameisbradgreen]

www.towerhobbies.com

thank you jordan, finally somebody didnt give me a hard time