What track size do you need for RC Drift ?
One of the major advantages of RC Drift is that it can be enjoyed just as easily on a small improvised area as on a large dedicated track. It is entirely possible to start in a living room, improve...
What types of tires are used in RC Drift ?
In RC Drift, cars do not use traditional rubber tires like the majority of radio-controlled vehicles. They are equipped with hard plastic tires specifically formulated to reduce mechanical grip and...
Why choose an RWD RC drift car ?
Choosing a RWD RC Drift car is essential for practicing drift RC according to the modern standards of the discipline. The acronym RWD meaning " Rear-Wheel Drive " (rear-wheel drive), this layout de...
Pinion gears and spur gears : 48dp or 64dp?
In the exciting world of RC drift, two crucial components play a major role in your vehicle's performance : the pinion and the spur gear. These drivetrain elements not only determine the speed ...
Mount your RC Drift tires in 30 seconds
How to mount RC Drift tires on wheels ? When starting out in RC Drift, one question comes up regularly : how do you keep the tires on the wheels ? Do they need to be glued ? Unlike other RC model...
Which RC drift car should you choose to get started ?
To get started in RC drift under the best possible conditions, the best decision is to purchase a beginner RC Drift car specifically developed for 1/10th scale sliding. In today’s market, the speci...
Everything you need to know about LiPo batteries
LIPO BATTERIES Lithium-polymer batteries, also called LiPo packs, are now the only batteries used in RC Drift thanks to their compact size, light weight, and above all their high performance. Watc...
Is it better to choose an RC Drift as a kit or ready to run ?
To get started in RC Drift, there are two main approaches : buying a RTR (Ready To Run) car already factory-assembled, or choosing a kit chassis to assemble yourself. The RTR option stands out for ...
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