h8z2luze
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Has anyone put drift tires on a slash? Just wondering how it would do.
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I am having way too much fun with trying to gain traction.
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I wouldnt screw with perfection......
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i was gonna get a set of anacondas for the rear,I've been driftin in the snow for the last couple days.i live on a perfect curve which is at the low end of a small down hill perfect for goin sideways
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Next thing you know he will be asking how to get it to wheelie! 
ajames942
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Nah its not a dumb question, I'm sure sLash owners were wondering it and too scared to ask
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I'm sure sash owners were wondering it and too scared to ask
If you actually own a sash, you should be on another forum right now.
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Dave63
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I just don't know how that would work. The truck has a high center of gravity. Even with tires in the rear to decrease traction, I could see roll-overs on a regular basis.
With 3.5" of suspension travel, you might want to look for something else to drift.....
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Actually they slide around real good in the rain. I have a vid on here somewhere doing sliding 180's in the rain--no rollovers. Drifting COUDL work on a Slash but I am still wondering why Brandon wants to do it with a Slash of all things...
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They are really good all-around trucks to be sure!
Everyone needs a Slash my friend. You will love it! Spending that X money already?
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Dave63
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Not being partial cause I have one........
OK.....Who am I kidding...yes I am!!
They're great vehicles. I use mine on a track with jumps, in the street, grass and when it raining out..... I run it in the wet when all my other stuff is inside.
It's a pretty good, all-around vehicle. You NEED one.....
ohmygahitscoby
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Try it. It shouldn't cost more more than $3 for PVC or ABS piping .
.BMILLER
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no i been wanting to do it too....put a locking diff on a 3 s and be done with it....wit the open its just almost alwasys one tire balloning.......i drove the slash today and oh trust me u want one
