HyperGo Drift

HyperGo Drift is no longer available at Morfars!

The HyperGo Drift was a crazy fast, fully loaded RC street racer with all-wheel drive, a powerful brushless motor, and a built-in gyro—making the car extra stable at high speeds and while drifting. It was the obvious pick for anyone chasing big speed and pure driving excitement in a compact package, with three different wheelsets, oil shocks, heavy-duty steel driveshafts, and a solid aluminum chassis all included.

Check out spare parts for HyperGo Drift right here.

Product Details: HyperGo Drift

HyperGo Drift—the wildest HyperGo street racer! Experience a powerful brushless motor, built-in gyro stabilizer, and an awesome body kit with integrated lighting set—of course, with drift strobe lights included!

NEW: 2 ultra-cool models—Lancia and Citroen!

With HyperGo Drift, you get all-wheel drive, street tires, off-road wheels, and real drift wheels—so you’re set with 3 different wheelsets right out of the box!

HyperGo Drift can reach up to 40 km/h on the standard battery—that’s super fast for this size! Want more speed? Upgrade to a wild 3S LiPo battery and hit up to 60 km/h!

HyperGo Drift RC Car Highlights:

• Water-resistant electronic speed controller (IPX4)
  
• Gyro for rock-solid handling
• Even more powerful brushless motor (2S/3S compatible)
• Black aluminum baseplate
• Twin cooling fans
• Adjustable oil shocks with metal tops
• Tough steel drive shafts

HyperGo Drift comes with a radio controller featuring adjustable speed—so everyone can learn to drive, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro. It’s a 1:16 scale, the perfect size for driving almost anywhere.

The undercarriage is rugged and smartly designed. The baseplate is solid aluminum, plus there’s an extra aluminum brace for even more durability.

Your HyperGo Drift arrives fully assembled and ready to run, with a radio transmitter, battery pack, and charger included. All you need is 2 x AA alkaline batteries for the transmitter.
Due to its size, HyperGo Drift isn’t suitable for driving on grass—doing so could overload the car.