RC Drift Manual Database

     Hey drifters! Mitch here. Over the years, I found it increasingly useful to compile myself a folder of manuals for various RC drift parts and chassis kits for me to reference while out in the field at another track or even helping someone at our own track as printed manuals for every product we’re dealing with are not always readily available. So today, I’ve decided to share the database with you so that you have access to the same knowledge base that I have made for myself to use. If there are any manuals for a product that you don’t see, shoot us a message and we’ll try to find it and upload. Enjoy and don’t forget to “Read The Manual!” - Mitch

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-ILp8nHqQ69Qm-19NjPZ-TxDPS5Y5ohx





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