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Cars Doing Silly Stuff Lucky No Cops Were Around

Sly_Bastard
in Videos & Driving Footage

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#1

This is me doing a burnout and donuts with my modifed rc car. I converted it to rear wheel drive and put on the burnout tyres!!!!

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This car is a beast. Electric brushless!!! Who says you need GAS :biggrin:

Edited by Sly_Bastard

#2

She don't work :biggrin:

Edit: There we go

Edited by XRTPSI

#3
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She don't work :biggrin:

They work not, im just a special sometimes :P

If I get time ill put the Ford body on it and do another burnout!!! If people want.

Edited by Sly_Bastard

#4

Sounds better than most of the full size ricers!

#5

Left some nice rubber behind :biggrin:

#6
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Left some nice rubber behind :biggrin:

heres a pic of em

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#7

Nice, I think the marks left doing donuts is very impressive!!!

I used to race these things, Top speed on my electric with 10turn double motor was about 85KPH (Measured by driving beside my mates car)

Used to get about 4min run time with a 3000mah battery. Could never go flat out in a race until thr two minutes left and even then it was touch and go.

#8

Nice! Put up another vid like the first one

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