Hi friend,some friendly advices to you to enjoy the car more and get more control 1)lock the rear diff 2)leave the front open 3)you must put some negative camber in the front in order to reduce front end pull and get more slide. 4)i drift for fun too with my sakura but i assure you these will help.also if you want epic slides there are the raikou drift tires from usa (dp70) which are super slippery and at the same time they grip just as much. i hope i helped,you have a nice car!
Hi thanks for your comments! I plan on getting back to the bench soon and want to improve this little ride. I will give your suggestions a try. Definitely think locking the rear dif will help
Nice TT-02 build! My kids and I just built the new Mustang GT4. It is sweet, but I think we will throw some drift tires on it also. It is just too fun to slide around!
what made it hard for you was that the dot goes towards the inside of the rim. There's a wide side, that's the dot side, and then the narrow side has no dot, so the rim goes pushed in on the dot side. That's why I was giving you a problem. You should never have hammered it in or pushed it in just with your hand
Sweet build! I saw your original build video. I have same setup and found it comes down to tire and surface selection- its guess work. Its not a dedicated drift build like the TT-02D which is also AWD. Mine drifts well in large open spaces (basketball court) where you can carry speed into the drift. Certainly not competition set up but super fun. You can always put your standard rally tires back on for maximum thrash action ;)
Yeah. If you want this kit to drift. You need to mod few parts. The most important parts is steering and gear ratio. You need to mod the gear ratio for this kit to be able to counter steer
Hey man, just discovered your channel. You’ve got some really unique tips and tricks! I have the Tamiya TT02 Audi Rally and it was too boring to run on asphalt. Super bouncy suspension. Tried the Kyosho AMG Fazer and that was a little better. Also have the Traxxas Fiesta and thats a lot more fun. Just need to try different tires because it seems to spin out too easily. I have to say that my Losi Tenacity TT pro is by far my favorite right now.
Thanks K! I am working on some changes to the TT-02 currently and filming some new video. Also looking for a replacement to my Traxxas Rally, which was stolen last year (sad). That Losi Tenacity TT pro looks like a great choice. I will keep it on my radar. Thanks for sharing!
If can be worked on. It's a great car. You are probably running a 50/50 set up. So you need to change rear gears make the rear wheel spin 1 1/2 turn more than the front or add a gyro.
Ill look into that. I hadn't thought about changing the gearing to adjust wheel spin. I have considered going RWD to get more steering out of the front.
Hello, Did you ever get a RWD drift car? I just recently got a MST RMX 2.0 RTR and have been having an awesome time getting used to driving it and improving my skills. I also have a 4wd Traxxas 4-Tec 2.0 VXL and I can say that it’s a night and day difference going from 4wd to RWD. It sounds snobby but you’re actually drifting with the RWD. if you can swing the expense I highly recommend investing in a drift car. I’m trying to get more people into it at my work. Hoping someone bites the bullet and gets one. It’s literally the most fun I’ve had doing a hobby, activity or game in my adult life. I wish I would have found RC Drift a decade ago. Take care! ✌️
Very nice! I will keep my eye on that car. I am getting back into RC this fall. I just purchased the RWD Kit for the TT-02 and will be making that mod over the next few months. New videos coming back to the channel.
hmmh i have some plastic drift tires, i wonder how different they are from theese is there any rubber drift tire that my tt-02 copy (i think its a tt-02 copy, its similar at least,nanda nrx-10) could drift with? i looked at some hpi nitto tires, i wonder if they are any good. i cant use normal plastic tires because A: im driving on a very small parkinglot, plastic tires wouldnt just grip enough (rwd car) B: they wear out kinda fast (get very scratched and just look super damaged), but slow at the same time (theyll propably last daily driving for a few months on asphalt) So please if you have any suggestion on rubber drift tires that a stock tt-02 (copy, it has bearings, oil filled shocks, and is awd, which i converted to rwd) could drift with, i have 1 set of touring tires that it slides with (not drifting, they are too grippy for that, but if i go full throttle on a straight line itll spin out)
The plastic I look to drift on is similar to PVC plastic (very hard). The harder the plastic and smoother the floor the better the drift. Here is a great guide driftmission.com/guides/tire-camber-guide/
Lock the rear diff, you can use the Tamiya hop-up diff lock or fill the rear diff using hot glue "remove all the grease if doing the hot glue mod" Make it RWD, there are a few mods you can do yourself to the steering to get a little more turn without spending a fortune on the optional upgrades, you can also add/try one of the many gyros that are available. Great looking scooby 🚗💨 and video.
Tt02 drift is AWD car it drifts but the car starts drifting on it own there's a proper name for it. I've got one all hopped up but got bored. I bought a RWD what a difference you need a good gyro though. I've now got the RWD tto2 as well it's awesome brushless all the way I enjoyed the watch ..#subscriber ....WJH.22
I don't think they will fit. The Jada Rc cars have a clip and groove system to hold the tire in place. I cant find any info on the Jada wheel size either, so I don't know if it worth trying.
No I wouldn't recommend it if you want to get into drift. This car can drift a bit but is not made to drift. Its just a fun all around inexpensive RC. Look into Yokomo and HPI brand drift cars for a start.
Try something like my first drift tire. The FALKEN AZENIS RT615 T-DRIFT TIRE 26mm. They have some tread with the same hard plastic. www.hpiracing.com/en/part/4425
Oh Yea! try the HPI 26mm X-Pattern Radial Tire (D-Compound) or the Traxxas 12mm Hex Pre-Mounted 1/16 BFGoodrich Rally Tires. I have both of these and they only slide a bit, both have a very hard "rubber" compound. They look great on the the TT-02!
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Hi friend,some friendly advices to you to enjoy the car more and get more control
1)lock the rear diff
2)leave the front open
3)you must put some negative camber in the front in order to reduce front end pull and get more slide.
4)i drift for fun too with my sakura but i assure you these will help.also if you want epic slides there are the raikou drift tires from usa (dp70) which are super slippery and at the same time they grip just as much.
i hope i helped,you have a nice car!
Hi thanks for your comments! I plan on getting back to the bench soon and want to improve this little ride. I will give your suggestions a try. Definitely think locking the rear dif will help
Nice TT-02 build!
My kids and I just built the new Mustang GT4. It is sweet, but I think we will throw some drift tires on it also. It is just too fun to slide around!
Roadside RC, totally agree, tires make so much of a change it’s great to have all types.
what made it hard for you was that the dot goes towards the inside of the rim. There's a wide side, that's the dot side, and then the narrow side has no dot, so the rim goes pushed in on the dot side. That's why I was giving you a problem. You should never have hammered it in or pushed it in just with your hand
I knew from purchasing used Wheels W/ Drift tires the dots went on the inside, now I know why, thanks.
Thank you for mentioning the. Going on the outside. The instructions were confusing and I couldn't tell if it goes in the inside or not
If you want to put tires easily on just put them in hot water, they will go on like butter👍🏼
Sweet build! I saw your original build video. I have same setup and found it comes down to tire and surface selection- its guess work. Its not a dedicated drift build like the TT-02D which is also AWD. Mine drifts well in large open spaces (basketball court) where you can carry speed into the drift. Certainly not competition set up but super fun. You can always put your standard rally tires back on for maximum thrash action ;)
You probably heard this by now but the tires were installed backwards, the dot goes towards the vehicle. ;-)
If you lock the differentials it should help keep the car a little more sideways without touching the suspension setup.
Yeah. If you want this kit to drift. You need to mod few parts. The most important parts is steering and gear ratio. You need to mod the gear ratio for this kit to be able to counter steer
you need to lock the rear diff and a better motor and esc to hold longer drifts, take out front diff and propshaft convert to rwd
I would like to do that. Wondering if I would need a gyro or not. May just have to try it
i just got some abs and pvc pipes from the hardware store .. then cut some to fit the wheels installed them with double side tape
Nice! Thats probably the best way to go.
Get the eagle racing drift steering kit for extreme steering bro. There's so much you can do to make the tt02 drift better
Hey man, just discovered your channel. You’ve got some really unique tips and tricks! I have the Tamiya TT02 Audi Rally and it was too boring to run on asphalt. Super bouncy suspension. Tried the Kyosho AMG Fazer and that was a little better. Also have the Traxxas Fiesta and thats a lot more fun. Just need to try different tires because it seems to spin out too easily. I have to say that my Losi Tenacity TT pro is by far my favorite right now.
Thanks K! I am working on some changes to the TT-02 currently and filming some new video. Also looking for a replacement to my Traxxas Rally, which was stolen last year (sad). That Losi Tenacity TT pro looks like a great choice. I will keep it on my radar. Thanks for sharing!
Your rims are from Yokomo RP racing performance.👍🏻
For asphalt drifting you just needed to upgrade the motor to break the traction,more torque needed on asphalt...
The . Goes to the inside of the rim that's probably why you was having difficulty putting it on. You have a very nice car👏🏻🔥😎🔥👍🏻
Yeah, Ill have to double check that. Your the second one to mention it. Thanks!
@@WorkingInTech love your ride bro👏🏻🔥😎🔥👍🏻
@@WorkingInTech that's probably why it was so difficult for you to slide them on.
Nice stuff brother
If can be worked on. It's a great car. You are probably running a 50/50 set up. So you need to change rear gears make the rear wheel spin 1 1/2 turn more than the front or add a gyro.
Ill look into that. I hadn't thought about changing the gearing to adjust wheel spin. I have considered going RWD to get more steering out of the front.
@@WorkingInTech I believe yeah racing makes a steering conversion for that car check rcmart.com they have everything.
Great Video and nice channel, Subscribed!
Hello,
Did you ever get a RWD drift car? I just recently got a MST RMX 2.0 RTR and have been having an awesome time getting used to driving it and improving my skills. I also have a 4wd Traxxas 4-Tec 2.0 VXL and I can say that it’s a night and day difference going from 4wd to RWD. It sounds snobby but you’re actually drifting with the RWD.
if you can swing the expense I highly recommend investing in a drift car. I’m trying to get more people into it at my work. Hoping someone bites the bullet and gets one. It’s literally the most fun I’ve had doing a hobby, activity or game in my adult life. I wish I would have found RC Drift a decade ago.
Take care! ✌️
Very nice! I will keep my eye on that car. I am getting back into RC this fall. I just purchased the RWD Kit for the TT-02 and will be making that mod over the next few months. New videos coming back to the channel.
2wd is drifting, 4wd is powersliding... Or so the drifters keep telling me
The look well nice on the car ps you front drive cup are locking your front wheels some cvj will help ps what motor have you got In it bud
That runs well.... Nice stance
thanks..
Well done bro
hmmh
i have some plastic drift tires, i wonder how different they are from theese
is there any rubber drift tire that my tt-02 copy (i think its a tt-02 copy, its similar at least,nanda nrx-10) could drift with? i looked at some hpi nitto tires, i wonder if they are any good. i cant use normal plastic tires because A: im driving on a very small parkinglot, plastic tires wouldnt just grip enough (rwd car) B: they wear out kinda fast (get very scratched and just look super damaged), but slow at the same time (theyll propably last daily driving for a few months on asphalt)
So please if you have any suggestion on rubber drift tires that a stock tt-02 (copy, it has bearings, oil filled shocks, and is awd, which i converted to rwd) could drift with, i have 1 set of touring tires that it slides with (not drifting, they are too grippy for that, but if i go full throttle on a straight line itll spin out)
The plastic I look to drift on is similar to PVC plastic (very hard). The harder the plastic and smoother the floor the better the drift. Here is a great guide driftmission.com/guides/tire-camber-guide/
Lock the rear diff, you can use the Tamiya hop-up diff lock or fill the rear diff using hot glue "remove all the grease if doing the hot glue mod"
Make it RWD, there are a few mods you can do yourself to the steering to get a little more turn without spending a fortune on the optional upgrades, you can also add/try one of the many gyros that are available.
Great looking scooby 🚗💨 and video.
That would be a great upgrade, I do want to go RWD on it eventually
Or blu tack works well too
Cool video 🔥🔥
Tt02 drift is AWD car it drifts but the car starts drifting on it own there's a proper name for it. I've got one all hopped up but got bored. I bought a RWD what a difference you need a good gyro though. I've now got the RWD tto2 as well it's awesome brushless all the way I enjoyed the watch ..#subscriber ....WJH.22
Thanks, I really want to go rear wheel drive and hop up the steering. Glad to hear its a fun build
yup true drift cars are rwd in real life its more power sliding with awd
Hi would those wheels fit on a jayda rc car
I don't think they will fit. The Jada Rc cars have a clip and groove system to hold the tire in place. I cant find any info on the Jada wheel size either, so I don't know if it worth trying.
Drop some money on some shocks MST, Overdose or Yokomo. I love your ride, stay drifting I'm a subscriber
Thanks! Ill get back into it eventually, I've taken a bit of time off from moding cars
Great video and music. Where did you get the music from.
All my youtube videos use music from the TH-cam music library. th-cam.com/users/audiolibrarymusic
Just wondering do you install any Gyro in that car...seem it's has no Gyro
No, it has no gyro. Might add one someday
You should make it rwd
¿Do you recommend this car for start in drift rc cars . Good video m8
No I wouldn't recommend it if you want to get into drift. This car can drift a bit but is not made to drift. Its just a fun all around inexpensive RC. Look into Yokomo and HPI brand drift cars for a start.
@@WorkingInTech ty
Are there semi drift tires? I like drifting but i like grip as well. So is there a tire that's between drift tires and grip tires?
Try something like my first drift tire. The FALKEN AZENIS RT615 T-DRIFT TIRE 26mm. They have some tread with the same hard plastic. www.hpiracing.com/en/part/4425
@@WorkingInTech Thanks for the suggestion! Those look nice. I am thinking more of a hard rubber compound tho..
Oh Yea! try the HPI 26mm X-Pattern Radial Tire (D-Compound) or the Traxxas 12mm Hex Pre-Mounted 1/16 BFGoodrich Rally Tires. I have both of these and they only slide a bit, both have a very hard "rubber" compound. They look great on the the TT-02!
@@WorkingInTech Thanks dude. I will check them out. Keep drifting!