RC Drifting Mini Cooper Gasoline

Testando os pneus de PVC estilo free style no estacionamento do Shopping Salvador.

Testing the PVC tubing tires(homemade) on a free style drifting session in Shopping Salvador Parking garage

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• RC
• Drifting
• Nitro
• PVC
• tires
• Drift
• Mini
• Cooper
• Tamiya
• Controle
• remoto

[oakymaido]

OMG! that is the best shell i have ever seen where did u get it from ?

[chegamais]

read the other comments as I have answered before. The shell came with the kit itself. Unfortunately not sold anymore by tamiya, you can still get the 1-10 scale electric one from tamiya, but its only front wheel drive, this one i have is nitro and quite difficult to find these days as they went out of sale about 7 or 8 years ago.

[automodelismoba]

Olá,voce anda com o pessoal do cab ou da hobbyracing?

[chegamais]

Onde andam esses 2 grupos? Claramente vc pode ver que eu nao ando com ninguem. hehehe.  Mas qualquer info pra eu trocar umas ideias sera bem vindo.

Valeu

[zongiemaster]

i got mine for £300 5 years ago there rapid if u can get 1 they slide like nuffin else

[bustyboy123]

what scale

[juice760]

this is so funny

[waamll]

I mean what is the name of this rc car?

[waamll]

what brand is the car?

[oakymaido]

where from ?

[wordreet]

Ha ha! I love the way it almost sonds like a real Mini Cooper when the revs are low and you put the power down! Good drifting too. 5/5

[chegamais]

actually you are confusing with another one from tamiya, which is still made. That one you are thinking of is electric and Front wheel drive. This one tamiya stopped making a long time ago, and the sliding is mostly due to the PVC tires, with slicks they go mad quick, but for me its all about car control, and not top speed, thats why I go for a mini! Cheers