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Best drift tires for learning?

Postby iggy » 05 Feb 2012 22:39

hey guys got my car out today and found a few tenis courts to have a play on...i was using 4 Solid plastic tires, and well yeah that didnt work cant even keep the car from spinning out when cornering nor can i even get it to slide without spinning out......

So what tires did you guys use when learning??

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Re: Best drift tires for learning?

Postby aaronrandom » 05 Feb 2012 22:55

most people just use tamiya super driftechs.
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Re: Best drift tires for learning?

Postby PROJECTZ3R0 » 06 Feb 2012 12:53

aaronrandom wrote:most people just use tamiya super driftechs.


agreed - driftechs are the way to go
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Re: Best drift tires for learning?

Postby AIR-LWR » 06 Feb 2012 13:04

yehh , tamiya drift techs are the way to go X2 X3 X4 X5 :P
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Re: Best drift tires for learning?

Postby iggy » 06 Feb 2012 20:14

allright pay day here comes new tires....should i invest in CS instead of 50/50 while im at it?
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Re: Best drift tires for learning?

Postby PROJECTZ3R0 » 07 Feb 2012 21:19

Learn 50/50 first I think ( I haven't used a c/s car yet ) I just like to think of it as a stepping stone

Please correct me if anyone with a c/s set up thinks differently
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Re: Best drift tires for learning?

Postby Cronic D » 07 Feb 2012 23:03

Its a bit of a tricky one bros.., although 50/50 helps you learn the fundamentals alot easier if you get straight into CS you dont really know any better and with enough wheel time you get used to your setup anyway. the driving style is totally different between the two, hence why alot of CS drifters find it hard to go back to 50/50.

Also CS is pretty easy to get into these days as bolt on kits are readily available online, where as in the old days it was all about grabbing parts from different chassis and modding to fit, its definately a big step up from 50/50 theres a bit more adjustment in regards to tweaking your suspension etc but alot more fun and rewarding once youve cracked it. 8) 8) 8)
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Re: Best drift tires for learning?

Postby Pete » 07 Feb 2012 23:15

I usualy run pipe rings and save my Driftechs for best.
Pipe is only slightly more slippery than Driftechs.
It depends how good at DIY you are
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Re: Best drift tires for learning?

Postby R.Parsons » 07 Feb 2012 23:55

Agree with both the previous posts.

Only extra thing i'd say is from my own observations that it seems people pick c/s up faster if they jump straight in, and dudes that have done 50/50 for a while take a little longer to adjust. But we all end up in the same place at the end of the day so either or.......lol.
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Re: Best drift tires for learning?

Postby iggy » 08 Feb 2012 01:49

well when iv got the money ill order a CS kit for my ta-05 and some drift techs (i can not keep the car from spinning out at the moment..shit 15$ set of rims+tires off trademe)

oh by the way i was at work today and thort.....seen i have a spare T*-** something layaround (lol i dont know the model) i wana build a trailer for my ta-05 and make my second car into a lowlux...xD opinions??
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