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gabry356
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04.20.2009, 11:42 AM

Just to have a little better idea of the speed here the track is a some more dry...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tQKg...e=channel_page
I'm having so much fun...I think you already understood this
   
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04.20.2009, 11:55 AM

why a ''fix it again tony''? A drifter is normaly a more performance orientated car. I don't believe an old abarth could do it.

A lower, longer wheelbase car would drift better, and with a longer wheelbase be more predictable. You could hold it sideways longer under power.

That is, if budget would allow stretching it out.
   
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04.20.2009, 12:25 PM

You right probably, but I think results are already quite high to have some fun, by the way I'm not to expert in drifting yet so a more talented guy will for sure keep it sideways longer even like it is now...
To longer chassis is easy, problem is I wanted to keep it with standard 1/8th dimensions so you can place any bodyshell you like as there are a lot on sale, if I make a longer car, I'll probably be able to use 1 shell no more...so I choosed for the easier and more customable option...This is just to show how a brushless 1/8 is superior to nitro...just change tyres lock diff and you drift easily, it is a really good option even for raining days in underground shopping centers car park...I think nitro would have broken the motor quickly because of overrevving...and are not allowed in underground parking because of the noise...
   
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