Kyosho Mini-z AWD. Faster than RWD?! 

Technically, they consider the awd models the drift models. They come from factory with drift tires.

Ohh that's a hard one lol. I don't want to give u the wrong answer. It's been so long.

Thanks brother! I usually shop at either A&J Hobbies or BarrieRC.

i have but its harder to find classes to race them in. its also a lot more money to get into

According to the kyosho website, the wheel offset for the r34 is 1. I have never tested grip tires on hardwood. I only drift on hardwood so you might have to test different compounds until you find something you like. The stock tires are very hard so anything softer than stock will be an improvement. Thanks for the love! Don't forget to hit that like button and please subscribe! I have some more mini z content coming in the new year

Thanks! The track is 9'× 18'

@@musthavewheels ok, that´s a good size. Planning to build mine..:)

@@JA-pe5nt nice! Have fun!

100% tired will make it right up bro👍🏻

4.5mm is the nut size

@@musthavewheels Thank you!

@@musthavewheels Described as M2 hexagon nuts right?

@@fwfefrtefdv4719 yes that's correct

@@musthavewheels Thank you!

Most of them are brushes unless you buy the EVO versions. The EVOs do not come ready to run though.

I guess it depends on what your doing with. Are you running it on a track? Or just inside the house? If your just running it in the house then just grab grippy tires for the awd

@@musthavewheels just playing on a kitchen floor basically. I tried looking at replacement tires but there are narrow and wide and each has 4 different options for degrees and are the rears supposed to be wide and the front narrow? If so then why do they come in 4 packs? It just got overwhelming

@kghhgkgk lol ya there's a lot. So you gotta look at your car. What model do you have?... some cars run narrow front and rear. Some use wide rear and narrow front. It's very noticeable. In terms of ° (degrees), the lower the number the gripper the tires. I would probably start somewhere in the middle like 30° and see how it goes.

@@musthavewheels I have the new blue challenger. You're right, the stock back wheels are wider than the front

On a rcp track the rwd will almost always dominate

Oh there was lots of flips in the making of this video😆