Tt-01(d) !?

[Dr*ftK*ng]

I've got a tt-01 with a ball bearing set but now I want to drift

what do I need to install/buy to make a perfect drift ?

thnx

Dr*ftK*ng

[Pubert]

Not that drifting's ma thang but I was gonna get a set of 'Drifting' wheels off of eBay, they're basically just the plastic wheel but its been moulded round so you don't need tyres......should be good for a laugh....

[Dr*ftK*ng]

Not that drifting's ma thang but I was gonna get a set of 'Drifting' wheels off of eBay, they're basically just the plastic wheel but its been moulded round so you don't need tyres......should be good for a laugh....

ok thnx thats a start but what do i need to do than with my tires i heard PVC or ABS but how do they mean that ??

thnx for replying me

[WillyChang]

They are both pipe materials...

PVC is usually waxier & gives less grip.

ABS feels harder but gives a little bit more grip than PVC.

... either will reduce your grip so that you can go sideways with minimum of motor power,

so even a 540 or Sport Tuned is good enough.

Can buy & cut the pipe yourself or buy them ready-machined to fit your wheels.

A lot easier to buy ABS nicely machined with rounded edges...

If you're running Tamiya's Type-D tyres or the other commercially-made drift tyres

they are grippier and need a lot more power to start dancing. Plus they cost more.

(I feel the brushless SS5800 Novak is perfect for Type-Ds, different driving technique too)

TT01 is a solid car which handles drift-duty well, they're unkillable.

You should lock the rear diff (remove & dismantle diff, replace grease inside diff with glue/blutac/silicone).

I've got current car with locked diffs front & rear... need a bit more power if you lock the front diff too.

Oil shocks are a good option to stop the bouncing; i've put the alloy centre shaft too (hot motor).

Just about to get into building a TT01D ... probably be alloy shaft & heatsink mount on this one.

Adjustable suspension arms are moot, oil shocks as standard on TT01D... they drive better than they look.

My usual drift ride is TB02 & EvoIIIs... basically just bolt ABS onto my usual race rides.

With enough power EVERYTHING can be drifted - most of them run brushless motors.

[bakaguyjean]

ok thnx thats a start but what do i need to do than with my tires i heard PVC or ABS but how do they mean that ??

thnx for replying me

Just question about where you are from? Im guessing Germany becuse you said something about Carson parts. I know alot of RC Drifters in Germany that might be able to help you if you need.They post on a forum in German and English. They drift the TT-01 and The Yokomo Drift Package chassis. They have alot of experience.

[Dr*ftK*ng]

Just question about where you are from? Im guessing Germany becuse you said something about Carson parts. I know alot of RC Drifters in Germany that might be able to help you if you need.They post on a forum in German and English. They drift the TT-01 and The Yokomo Drift Package chassis. They have alot of experience.

no in Holland

[Dr*ftK*ng]

no in Holland

today, i'm gonna buy pvc

[value]

HI!

did you but the pvc?

I have a nissan Silvia Coppermix and it's really nice to drift with this car! it is a tt-01d, expert build.

If you need some info, I'm ready to answer!

I bought a long pipe of pvc (used by electricians for the illumination n gardens) and then, cutting, you obtain the tyres!

good job!!!!

[Dr*ftK*ng]

HI!

did you but the pvc?

I have a nissan Silvia Coppermix and it's really nice to drift with this car! it is a tt-01d, expert build.

If you need some info, I'm ready to answer!

I bought a long pipe of pvc (used by electricians for the illumination n gardens) and then, cutting, you obtain the tyres!

good job!!!!

jeah tnx maybe you could help me a bit

thnx

[value]

that's a pleasure!

this is my Silvia: