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mi 3.5 drift car
Hi i've juct purchased a 3.5. which I wish to use for drifting.
obviosuly I need drift wheels and tyres. what else will i need to do to the car. (diffs) (susspension) I will be running it brushless. I got a novak GTB esc what motor is reccomended for drifting?? |
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Spools front and rear and thats about it, apart from bling!
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I just bolted up the rear diff and bolted on some drift wheels and I was off
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Some like both front and rear diffs locked but it tends to create unwanted understeer off power, I'd recommend only locking the rear.. Play with camber, more front camber will help with long counter steer, I set my drift cars up with zero rear toe aswell and slight toe out on the front.
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Its already got a spool in the front and the Mi comes with lots of bling as standard Its the car i run last weekend at cobra steve..?? |
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swap em round then!! diff front, spool rear.
Ben, than didn't last long! lol
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A front one way is great in a drift car with a locked rear. Gives that handbrake to get the rear end going .
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