Interstate Drift Off-NOW WITH GENKI PRIZES!! 1st POST

M-C_drifta · **Posts:** 1851 **Name:** Tony **Location:** Canterbury

No worries man. was gonna PM ya but thought everyone should know before they walk off to Comm, ANZ and/or Westpac to deposit money lol. Its all good.

KuBz · **Posts:** 1750 **Name:** Alex **Location:** Kurrajong

What about Uncle nics drift tyres? Very similar to T drifts..

stephoon · **Posted:** Tue Apr 21, 2009 12:30 am

sorry, uncle niks is not allowed.

please!!!! TYRES ARE:
t drifts treaded or slick
abs
polypipe
TAMIYA super drift techs

ONLY ALLOWED ON THE TRACK!

TOKEN DORIFTER · **Posts:** 889 **Name:** JOSH **Location:** Out.

Tamiya driftechs grip more than uncle nicks n ur allowing them? Thats amusing. Just posting my thoughts. Thanx for the quick answer.

drifter08 · **Posted:** Tue Apr 21, 2009 12:35 am

TOKEN wrote:

Tamiya driftechs grip more than uncle nicks n ur allowing them? Thats amusing. Just posting my thoughts. Thanx for the quick answer.

True Dat

spaz · **Posts:** 1636 **Name:** David **Location:** Newcastle

umm with the entry form does the body chassis and motor have to be filled out straight away cause i dont know wat ima be using

M-C_drifta · **Posts:** 1851 **Name:** Tony **Location:** Canterbury

Quote:

Tamiya driftechs grip more than uncle nicks n ur allowing them? Thats amusing. Just posting my thoughts. Thanx for the quick answer.

Guys I have spoken with Stephoon about this issue. We are confident that Tamiya tyres will not be as advantageous, especially at such a tight track like Morriset. I'm sure Stephoon will confirm this with testing, and then make the appropiate decision afterwards. But in any case, it is good to see that ppl are posting constructive comments thus far in this thread.

bin · **Posts:** 186 **Name:** Bin **Location:** Kensington

Regardless of track conditions. A grippier tyre IS a grippier tyre.

Adriano · **Posts:** 2137 **Name:** Adriano **Location:** Inner West

if its black marks your trying to avoid on the surface - nics dont leave any

stephoon · **Posted:** Tue Apr 21, 2009 6:45 pm

well, if the super drift techs are grippy, you have to remember that the track is tight and if the user straightens up then its not called drifting. so we will allow drift techs as ben does have a set and uses them at the shed and we cant see no advatage over it.

they might work on a wide fast open track but wont work here.

money you have to deposit in a st george bank.

KuBz · **Posts:** 1750 **Name:** Alex **Location:** Kurrajong

So why cant Nics tyres be used?

bin · **Posts:** 186 **Name:** Bin **Location:** Kensington

stephoon wrote:

well, if the super drift techs are grippy, you have to remember that the track is tight and if the user straightens up then its not called drifting. so we will allow drift techs as ben does have a set and uses them at the shed and we cant see no advatage over it.

they might work on a wide fast open track but wont work here.

No offense steph, but I'll show you it has an advantage if i have a chance. :D

As long as u have a motor with enough torque, it'll be faster.

spaz · **Posts:** 1636 **Name:** David **Location:** Newcastle

are these tyres we are talking about the ones that come stock on tto1s?? if so they are very much a advantage

nikolaz01 · **Posts:** 1628 **Name:** Nicholas **Location:** Cabramatta

So who else is coming down? like other blokes from the other states?

This seems interesting, maybe i gotta whip up something for the body comp.

KuBz · **Posts:** 1750 **Name:** Alex **Location:** Kurrajong

nikolaz01 wrote:

So who else is coming down? like other blokes from the other states?

This seems interesting, maybe i gotta whip up something for the body comp.

Well theres been alot of interest from driftcity up in briz, they could be organising a bus down.

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