Most liked posts in thread: EasyDrift a MINI

  1. iwashmycar

    iwashmycar Active Member

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    #2 iwashmycar, Dec 17, 2012
    :eek:ut:
     
  2. CHKMINI

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    #4 CHKMINI, Dec 17, 2012
    I don't need any plastic covers to do this drifting thing.....just put your summer performance tires on the rear, run your winter or all seasons on the front and drift when the outside temperature is below zero.
     
  3. Mr. Jim

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    #3 Mr. Jim, Dec 17, 2012
    Those is some mighty fine looking re-treads.....
     
  4. agranger

    agranger MINI of the Month June 2009
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    #5 agranger, Dec 17, 2012
    Oh, come on! That looks like a lot of fun!

    Can I run auto-x in 'em? :D
     
  5. ScottinBend

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    #6 ScottinBend, Dec 17, 2012
    This is how they do the R/C drift cars.......hard plastic rear tires.
     
  6. jeffster06

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    #7 jeffster06, Dec 17, 2012
    but RC cars are also RWD although most new nitro ones are 4WD. :arf: