RC Drift Car 1:20 – 2.4 GHz Control, 25 km/h Top Speed and 60 m Range

RC Drift Car – Corners You Break Loose on Purpose

A four-channel 1:20 scale car built to slide rather than grip. Smooth tires let the rear step out, and you catch it again with the steering wheel on the transmitter. It runs up to 25 km/h and stays in contact out to about sixty meters.

Why choose an RC drift car?

A standard RC car drives in circles. A drift car asks you to time the throttle and the steering together, which is what keeps you busy with it for an afternoon instead of ten minutes. The 2.4 GHz band also means several cars can run in the same room without interfering.

• Four channels — Forward, reverse and left and right steering all work independently.
• 2.4 GHz link — Several cars can run side by side without crossed signals.
• Drift tires — The tail slides in a controlled way on smooth concrete or tile.
• Rechargeable pack — A 7.4 V 1200 mAh battery charges over the included USB cable.
• Up to 25 km/h — Quick enough outdoors and still manageable in a hallway.

Steering only gets interesting once the car stops behaving like a car.

Smooth flat surfaces work best: bare concrete, tile, or an empty parking lot, while carpet makes the tires grip instead. One charge gives you roughly fifteen minutes of running time. The transmitter runs on separate household batteries, which are not included.

Specifications

• 1:20 scale, 21 x 9.5 x 5 cm (8.3 x 3.7 x 2 in)
• 2.4 GHz radio, 4 channels
• Top speed up to 25 km/h, range up to 60 m
• 7.4 V 1200 mAh rechargeable battery with USB cable

Charge it up and go find a smooth floor.