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I dont own that kit but it should hold up pretty well I would think. Drift kits dont take as much abuse or go as fast as most other types of kits so durability shouldnt be to much of an issue. You can put whatever electronics you want in it, no problem there.
Are you going to be drifting with others in your area? If so you might want to look and see if they are running 4WD or 2WD drift cars. 2WD drifting seems to have overtaken 4WD in popularity. If you're just drifting around by yourself doesn't matter but I thought Id put it out there in case it was something you wanted to take in to consideration.
Jamr
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I am also looking for a 10th drifter kit. this one is pretty cool as you can easily remove the belt and convert it to 2WD.
The one thing I am worried about is the availability of parts a few years from now. What do you guys think of this company to provide parts in the future?
The one thing I am worried about is the availability of parts a few years from now. What do you guys think of this company to provide parts in the future?
I wouldnt buy a 4WD drift car with the expectations of converting to to 2WD set up. Theres a fair amount of difference between a purpose built 2WD drift car and a 4WD drift car with the front drive line detached.
As for Sukura, I'm not owned one but theyve been around for a fair amount of time and are somewhat popular so I would expect to much trouble getting replacements. That being said I can't see the future either
