Hey! This video compliments my recent one nicely! Good overview and walk through. After using the MST mounter, I eventually swapped over to an aluminum screw-type.
That will be a challenge to get the tires for 1/18 scale, most common size for 1/10 and 1/28 scale. I don’t know if ds racing will start supply 1/18 scale and it really depends it will get adequate followings. And the hpi platfrom is 4x4 right? The tire should be good enough with factory tires, because there too much traction for all four wheels, driving technique will be a lot different to most common 2wd drift.
1/14 tamiya semi- truck use same 12mm hex at the rear, it can be mounted but not sure the total clearance to the wheel well. As for the front drift wheel will not work, because tamiya front wheel ball bearing style( free wheel).
Tires, depends on the surface, most of the drift tires are solid hard plastic with different traction levels, for example yokomo drc tires design for tiles, ds racing lf3 are design also for tiles or carpet, most often i buy from RCmart or asiatees if you live near asia, for US market super G or Amain hobbies, most common brands are yokomo, mst, ds racing and reve d.
Hello, it is best to get the all around drift tires from ds racing LF3 first, check if you are getting too much grip or too slipper, then you can either go plus 1 more grip or less, another good brand they recommend reve D DT-AS-014 (AS-01) all around tires, if your concrete is polished you need get more grip tires.
MST and ds racing include foam pad insert which hold the plastic tires in placed, every time you replace the worn out tires, the foam insert deformed and make it less effective, the o ring does give a better hold (secure in place] and does not deform for a long period of time even with several tire change.
I have three Traxxas Slash/Rally 1/10, one 4S 2800KV is set for tarmac, one 4S 2250KV is set for gravel, and then I have the Rally Fiesta that is equipped with 4S 2800KV and I would like to use it for drifting. Is it possible to find a set of wheels with ~100mm diameter and offset 0 for this car?
Wow, most of your rc have too much power, there are several factor need to have a good drift car, here a list 2wd, fast servo, very good steering angle, gyro and weight distribution or balance on your car, 4wd will give you less control over the direction you want to drift, you will get more wider approach angle, regarding 100mm tires with 0 offset, it will be very challenging to source that size out, some use make shift PVC pipes, cut it to the right diameter of your wheels, but it going to be trial and error and really depends on the surface you are going to drift and does if it give enough grip for drifting.
@@oliverstoys8411 Nja, you can never have too much power! :D This is just to make some use of the Rally Fiesta and I have 3S to use as well, and I can always turn down the power in the radio. I'm no drifting guru, and it will be for entertainment purpose with some cones on the front yard. I'm no basher or drifter and mainly drive on track, so I don't need crazy steering angles or heavy mods and I have looked at the PVC DYI, but rather buy something a bit more ready to go. Have a nice RC Easter!
I not familiar with traxxas 2wd rustler, most common 1/10 scale used 12mm hex, it should work but the wheel size will be too small for that buggy and you need to figure out the right offset to give clearance to the wheel (rear) hub.
@@oliverstoys8411 1 more question then im familiar with rc and go drifting with freinds time from time so i under stand how that works wut would be a good buget ish drift rc that u could recomend ?🙏
@@gecko1406 there a ready to run MST 2.5 RMX $400 usd included motor servo gyro and body shell (down side gyro and servo not upgradable), if you prefer building your own ground up, yokomo yd2z kit $250 usd price may varies depends where you are from. Cheapest kit without electronic and body will be 3racing d5s, chassis cost around $100 usd.
* * * HELP * * * I am getting my first drift RC car in a week or so and am wanting to go with a smaller diameter wheel. ( like a 14-15 IRL ) dont really want that "hot boi" stance look with the stretched tire look. idk where to look / who sells them etc. can someone help / assist on where to look ?
Hello, there a few manufacturer that i know have size 15 wheels (that looks small) but the drift tire they also use the standard sizes, you can find the some at rcmart “Scale Dynamics V16D”. if you are base, states side check out Super G Drift store.
For me Asiatees are pretty reliable, the only issues i have with them are some product imperfections (mst unbalance and deformed wheels) and (kyosho kits) missing parts, which usually not asiatees fault, requesting replacement or missing parts can be full filled as long as you complain not longer than a month or earlier at best, this annoying if you are located far away from asia because of the longer wait time.
@oliverstoys8411 okay ill definitely keep that in mind because i just got a drift car and was thinking of getting some wheels and tires from them since there pricing is pretty good. Thank you for the quick reply to specially being on a older video.
I currently have the DS wheels and I love them but it’s so hard changing tires. If I buy the MST and I glue them, can I still change out tires with the MST tool?
I don’t recommend to use glue, there foam and o ring inserts available to keep it in placed, the mst tool for me is very important, it will make tire install easy, specially for reve D and yokomo tires. Mst fixed offset rims will be recommended for easier tire replacement compare to universal offset DS racing.
Hey Volks, i have a Set of Speedline 2.0 Wheels, they are a bit bigger then all other Brands....its like 21" and all others are smaller like 20" Hard to find on Net do you know somthing abbout this i think standard Touring Rim Dimension Drift Tyres ?
Hello, as far as i know, most common drift tires available in the market are for 2 inch (52mm) drift rims like mst, yokomo, reve d, tamiya and others, as long your RC uses 12mm hex, you should be able to use this type of rims, which you can access the common drift tires available online (ds racing, mst, reve d and others), if you still prefer to use your speedline 2.0 wheels, you need to DIY using PVC which will be more challenging to incorporate and getting the right grip you need will be limited, there a lot of type of drift tires for different floor surfaces to give you the best handling.
I used the original wheel adaptor that comes with the radio, and add small styrene sheets leftovers, cut small pieces on each side (apply a little shoegoo let it dry) and then test to fit, i using MST drift rim with 12mm hex shape, you can always removed the styrene mod if you want to return to original.
@@tittentei7331 Yokomo have asphalt tires model Z9-DRAA, that will definitely worn out the tire quickly because of the uneven surface and rough texture of the track, i hope you can find p-tiles or polish concrete area you practice.
Hi friend, appreciate your video. Would you mind help me? I Just bought some wheels and tyres on AliExpress for my hsp 1/10rc. Quality Is extremely good the tyre are soft and grippy the wheels premium material. The problem is that the wheels pops out the body, like the car has huge wheel spacers. I was so disappointed:-(
Hello, soft grippy tires usually use for touring or more like racing scenario, what do you mean ‘pops out of the body’ ? The entire wheel/tires fly out of the car (during speed run) that attached to wheel hex? I don’t have a HDP rc, doesn’t it used a standard 12 mm wheel hex? It the plastic hex too wide? there a few optional 12mm metal hex with different thickness online. If you mean rubber tires that separated from the rim during speed run, you have to glue the edge tires to the rim to secure it.
@@oliverstoys8411 I mean, Is like the car has huge wheel spacers. The seller told me the wheels are 6mm offset. the plastic hex Is a bit thick but even if i remove It completely tyres are not aligned to the body and wheel arches. I have a supra body tamiya
@@doubleclutching4411 oh, understood, there few option, mst , ds racing does have different off set wheels [as long the rubber tires measured 26mm), usually rims start with +3,6,7,8 and onward, the other option is replacing it with a 200mm wide body, most common tamiya body 190mm with +6 offset drift tires usually sticking out and will look awkward, I love to get the mst rocket bunny Supra or any Pandora Rc body with 200mm width will be the easiest way.
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Hey! This video compliments my recent one nicely!
Good overview and walk through.
After using the MST mounter, I eventually swapped over to an aluminum screw-type.
Thanks, i really appreciate your comment, i watched several of your videos, that get me started with my 1/10 drift build👍🏻
I’m brand new to these what’s the best wheels for my new rs4 drift fail crew nissan skyline r34 1:18 scale
That will be a challenge to get the tires for 1/18 scale, most common size for 1/10 and 1/28 scale. I don’t know if ds racing will start supply 1/18 scale and it really depends it will get adequate followings. And the hpi platfrom is 4x4 right? The tire should be good enough with factory tires, because there too much traction for all four wheels, driving technique will be a lot different to most common 2wd drift.
I wonder if there's any sized to fit on a Tamiya semi
1/14 tamiya semi- truck use same 12mm hex at the rear, it can be mounted but not sure the total clearance to the wheel well. As for the front drift wheel will not work, because tamiya front wheel ball bearing style( free wheel).
Great video! Where do I get the hard drift tyres? Thats separate from the rims?
Tires, depends on the surface, most of the drift tires are solid hard plastic with different traction levels, for example yokomo drc tires design for tiles, ds racing lf3 are design also for tiles or carpet, most often i buy from RCmart or asiatees if you live near asia, for US market super G or Amain hobbies, most common brands are yokomo, mst, ds racing and reve d.
How do I choose what wheel to get for a like smooth concrete area?
Hello, it is best to get the all around drift tires from ds racing LF3 first, check if you are getting too much grip or too slipper, then you can either go plus 1 more grip or less, another good brand they recommend reve D DT-AS-014 (AS-01) all around tires, if your concrete is polished you need get more grip tires.
what is the point of o ring?
MST and ds racing include foam pad insert which hold the plastic tires in placed, every time you replace the worn out tires, the foam insert deformed and make it less effective, the o ring does give a better hold (secure in place] and does not deform for a long period of time even with several tire change.
I have three Traxxas Slash/Rally 1/10, one 4S 2800KV is set for tarmac, one 4S 2250KV is set for gravel, and then I have the Rally Fiesta that is equipped with 4S 2800KV and I would like to use it for drifting. Is it possible to find a set of wheels with ~100mm diameter and offset 0 for this car?
Wow, most of your rc have too much power, there are several factor need to have a good drift car, here a list 2wd, fast servo, very good steering angle, gyro and weight distribution or balance on your car, 4wd will give you less control over the direction you want to drift, you will get more wider approach angle, regarding 100mm tires with 0 offset, it will be very challenging to source that size out, some use make shift PVC pipes, cut it to the right diameter of your wheels, but it going to be trial and error and really depends on the surface you are going to drift and does if it give enough grip for drifting.
@@oliverstoys8411 Nja, you can never have too much power! :D This is just to make some use of the Rally Fiesta and I have 3S to use as well, and I can always turn down the power in the radio. I'm no drifting guru, and it will be for entertainment purpose with some cones on the front yard. I'm no basher or drifter and mainly drive on track, so I don't need crazy steering angles or heavy mods and I have looked at the PVC DYI, but rather buy something a bit more ready to go.
Have a nice RC Easter!
Question do u knoe what wheel might work well on a 2wd rustler vxl ?
I not familiar with traxxas 2wd rustler, most common 1/10 scale used 12mm hex, it should work but the wheel size will be too small for that buggy and you need to figure out the right offset to give clearance to the wheel (rear) hub.
@@oliverstoys8411 1 more question then im familiar with rc and go drifting with freinds time from time so i under stand how that works wut would be a good buget ish drift rc that u could recomend ?🙏
@@gecko1406 there a ready to run MST 2.5 RMX $400 usd included motor servo gyro and body shell (down side gyro and servo not upgradable), if you prefer building your own ground up, yokomo yd2z kit $250 usd price may varies depends where you are from. Cheapest kit without electronic and body will be 3racing d5s, chassis cost around $100 usd.
* * * HELP * * *
I am getting my first drift RC car in a week or so and am wanting to go with a smaller diameter wheel. ( like a 14-15 IRL )
dont really want that "hot boi" stance look with the stretched tire look.
idk where to look / who sells them etc.
can someone help / assist on where to look ?
Hello, there a few manufacturer that i know have size 15 wheels (that looks small) but the drift tire they also use the standard sizes, you can find the some at rcmart “Scale Dynamics V16D”. if you are base, states side check out Super G Drift store.
@@oliverstoys8411 THANK YOU SO MUCH ! !
@@theregoesmiller389 very happy to help 👍🏻
Are the da racing rims a 12mm hex??
Yes, standard 12mm hex size for drift wheels and links for the products are available at the description below for more details.
nice video man. new subs.
@@tittentei7331 thanks 😊
Im looking for retro wheels like watanabe
Scale dynamics v16D RS Watanabe 9mm they have different finish, do check out rcmart.com or supergdrift.com
@@oliverstoys8411 hey thanks alot 🙏
@@calonyoutuber1399 your welcome 👍🏻
Wheels drift Legend 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks 😀😃😀😃
Is asiatees reliable if i wanna purchase wheels and tires? Ive seen a few mixed reviews.
For me Asiatees are pretty reliable, the only issues i have with them are some product imperfections (mst unbalance and deformed wheels) and (kyosho kits) missing parts, which usually not asiatees fault, requesting replacement or missing parts can be full filled as long as you complain not longer than a month or earlier at best, this annoying if you are located far away from asia because of the longer wait time.
@oliverstoys8411 okay ill definitely keep that in mind because i just got a drift car and was thinking of getting some wheels and tires from them since there pricing is pretty good. Thank you for the quick reply to specially being on a older video.
@@Lago947 I am very happy to help 👍🏻
What is the largest diameter size of a drift wheel?
Standard size for the 1/10 scale drift wheel (rims) around diameter 52mm width 26mm. Including tire 62mm for ds racing and yokomo drc 60.5mm
@@oliverstoys8411 thanks!
I currently have the DS wheels and I love them but it’s so hard changing tires. If I buy the MST and I glue them, can I still change out tires with the MST tool?
I don’t recommend to use glue, there foam and o ring inserts available to keep it in placed, the mst tool for me is very important, it will make tire install easy, specially for reve D and yokomo tires. Mst fixed offset rims will be recommended for easier tire replacement compare to universal offset DS racing.
Hey Volks, i have a Set of Speedline 2.0 Wheels, they are a bit bigger then all other Brands....its like 21" and all others are smaller like 20"
Hard to find on Net do you know somthing abbout this i think standard Touring Rim Dimension Drift Tyres ?
Hello, as far as i know, most common drift tires available in the market are for 2 inch (52mm) drift rims like mst, yokomo, reve d, tamiya and others, as long your RC uses 12mm hex, you should be able to use this type of rims, which you can access the common drift tires available online (ds racing, mst, reve d and others), if you still prefer to use your speedline 2.0 wheels, you need to DIY using PVC which will be more challenging to incorporate and getting the right grip you need will be limited, there a lot of type of drift tires for different floor surfaces to give you the best handling.
@@oliverstoys8411 ok thank you......the speed line size looks awsome but it is what it is
Where do you get the wheel installer ?
I used the original wheel adaptor that comes with the radio, and add small styrene sheets leftovers, cut small pieces on each side (apply a little shoegoo let it dry) and then test to fit, i using MST drift rim with 12mm hex shape, you can always removed the styrene mod if you want to return to original.
I need asphalt tires to my rmx 2.5 with stock system. I dont have a drift place other then asphalt:(
@@tittentei7331 Yokomo have asphalt tires model Z9-DRAA, that will definitely worn out the tire quickly because of the uneven surface and rough texture of the track, i hope you can find p-tiles or polish concrete area you practice.
Hi friend, appreciate your video. Would you mind help me? I Just bought some wheels and tyres on AliExpress for my hsp 1/10rc. Quality Is extremely good the tyre are soft and grippy the wheels premium material. The problem is that the wheels pops out the body, like the car has huge wheel spacers. I was so disappointed:-(
Hello, soft grippy tires usually use for touring or more like racing scenario, what do you mean ‘pops out of the body’ ? The entire wheel/tires fly out of the car (during speed run) that attached to wheel hex? I don’t have a HDP rc, doesn’t it used a standard 12 mm wheel hex? It the plastic hex too wide? there a few optional 12mm metal hex with different thickness online.
If you mean rubber tires that separated from the rim during speed run, you have to glue the edge tires to the rim to secure it.
@@oliverstoys8411 I mean, Is like the car has huge wheel spacers. The seller told me the wheels are 6mm offset. the plastic hex Is a bit thick but even if i remove It completely tyres are not aligned to the body and wheel arches. I have a supra body tamiya
@@doubleclutching4411 oh, understood, there few option, mst , ds racing does have different off set wheels [as long the rubber tires measured 26mm), usually rims start with +3,6,7,8 and onward, the other option is replacing it with a 200mm wide body, most common tamiya body 190mm with +6 offset drift tires usually sticking out and will look awkward, I love to get the mst rocket bunny Supra or any Pandora Rc body with 200mm width will be the easiest way.