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- Montreal
- RSM-Asa
My RC Drift Chassis is a MST FS01D, front motor, CS/Countersteer: 2.00
what is CS Drifting ;
In the RC drifting world, CS drifting refers to changing the drive ratio of the front, rear or both differential drive ratios. By changing the drive ratio, the power distribution of the car will no longer be 50% front and 50% rear. If the power distribution is differed by, for example: 30% front and 70% rear, then the car behaves more like a RWD car; similar to a real drift car. This makes the car more difficult to drive due to the rear wheels trying to out-drive the front wheels of the car. This leads to more countersteering and also adds to the realism of scale drifting. You can now, on CS setup, get the front wheels locked.
(you can see pictures in my gtp profil albums)
Full carbon chassis, Front 60 degree CVD shafts, Adjustable aluminium oil dampers, Full ball bearings, Caster: 10, 14 degree variable, Camber: 0 to 12 degrees, 2 belts and more ... take a look ; rc-mst.com
My RC is built and tune for Rc Drift scale 1/10 Competition, so it's not
just a toy for drifting down the street, my RC don't drift outside, inside road only, my car value is over 1,300$CAN, but you can easy start with an HPI Sprint2 to learn and pratice (360$CAN), but after, you will need something with more ajustable content and more steering angle to have more fun and get a more realistic drift. This year i won the championnish (first on 28 drifter) I like i said, im doing comps, start with a low budget car, first, to see if you will like it, eventually to buy a monster machine loll
HPI have GOOD quality on there cars
http://www.hpiracing.com/
http://www.rcplanet.com/default.asp?m=0
Yeah, very good quality to learn about rc drift, i had one for 2 years before i can jump in pro competition, and after that i buy my MST.
, been playing it to much. But hey im not leaving.
