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@frenchouillard it'd 1mm pvc sheet from Vision Plastics in the UK. Lots of UK clubs use it now. Use Buzz Breaks on it. It's good!

​@@DriftSpotLincoln I think that's what they call melamine or laminated board here. After few months, they dry and break like dried leaves. They become very brittle😊

@frenchouillard no it's not. Pvc is a thermoplastic and a totally different plastic to melamine which is thermosetting. Melamine is the stuff that covers worktops and is yes brittle by nature. Pvc is not. Different materials. It's not a brand name its a type of plastic and those names are global. Thanks

@LegendsPizzaCo hey there! Yes sadly they don't sell the cheap onisiki seen here anymore. And I'd love to say I know it all but I don't and I've not tried the Onisiki Daruma model so can't comment. However I will say the v4 is super cheap on Banzai Hobby shop. So I now have v4 in both my cars. Thanks!

@Time.2.Repent the d5? (Green jzx100 in the video) they were in this. But I've since gone back to the ally yeah racing ones (just d5 pro copies essentially) as I found I could get a better front end. I have done LOTS to the d5 now and videoed it all but sadly my laptop died and lost it. Was going to do a video of all the changes. I'll perhaps video an update?

Pop us a message on Instagram and I'll sort something for you. :)

@@DriftSpotLincoln Cool i am just watching way too many videos and landed back on your page.. LOL - Love the videos by the way - I am on the other side of the pond USA

They were from Vision Plastics. 30 of them was around £650. Thanks

Awesome, thanks so much. Hope to see some new videos soon :)

Btw, can you share a link to the website and specific model? Thx

I recently purchased a Mini Z ma020. And it’s amazing to drift AWD. I still have a long way to go but finally figured that throttle control is so important to get the right trajectory into the next drift or exit form a round about.

Pvc sheet. Vision plastics

Nope!

Drop us a pm on instagram? Much easier to send you the details ! Thanks

I would love to know more about the floor you are using to ! Nice vids !

The floor is pvc sheet from vision plastics

Yes to a point. But no end points if your controller is cheaper, means over time you can damage servo. I think you can run higher gain before it happens on the yoko. I like the end point set. But agree that its splitting hairs. They don't sell that cheaper onisiki anymore. Shame. They were bargains!

@DriftSpotLincoln I guess my servo is pretty strong because it lasted 5 years without end points. Onisiki has released an updated version with end points called Fukurou but it's a shame their gyros aren't sold worldwide. And there's more competition in that range from other manufacturers like Power HD that fill the gap in.

@totallyrandomuser5760 totally agree. The cheap onisiki used to be the go to for newbies. Now it's got more features but more cost, it puts so many other choices in the way.

It's not about your level of control. It's the way the car slides. It's lack of angle. It's speed is too high compared to rwd and therefore you crash into others. It's not the same and almost all tracks in the UK won't let 4wd in. Sorry if that's not the news you wanted to hear.

@@DriftSpotLincoln Well u can controll the speed xD Well im not in the UK so i dont rlly care

Yes it comes with a tube of black grease in the kit. 👍

Ok thanks 👍

Tbh 4wd is power sliding. Rwd is drifting. They drive totally differently. I know plenty who drive proper rwd outside and still love it. If its for fun. And you'll move on in 6 months. 4wd. If its more serious and you think you're going to get deeper into it. Rwd all day

Not the base model onisiki ally one no. The better onisiki models have a button to set it. Check your model. If its the one I had. No. You can set the end points on your controller but that's only your steering and the gyro still has 100% unless it has the feature. Thanks

Yes defo does. It's my second car now. So doesn't get the use. But still love it

No not enough lock. Save your money and buy an RDX or similar chassis for proper rwd. The ftx is great as it is for outdoors

@@DriftSpotLincoln ok mate what size the body etc

@joshuasalisbury789 everything else can be moved over to the rdx chassis. Or yd2 would be good too. You'll need a gyro. Onisiki make the cheapest good one

@joshuasalisbury789 if you meant the body on the ftx. It was just a cheap ebay one. Do a search for 1/10 rc body on ebay and browse!

It's window fitter edging trim. Get it off screwfix or the like. Think ours is 45mm x 5mm stuff. Flexes well but holds shape too

What does that mean?

Thanks dude. I watched your video! So I've already put my ball diff in for next week. The yd2 is already up for sale fully back to stock so the gear diff might go with that sadly. Way I see it is the ball I can setup depending on surface a little easier. The gear one although you say its better it's harder to adjust. I ran my gear diff with 150cst in too so it's probably similar to your thin oil!

@@DriftSpotLincoln aaahhhh ok. I assumed you had a yd2 sitting around and it’s something easy to try 👍 but yeah ball diff is the ultimate move 👌🏼

@@FPSRCDRIFT yeh essentially have both lying about. Haha. So ball diff is in. Motor is now high to try that. Rear camber to 1.5deg for the valinos. The rest is stock. What else did you change?

Thanks dude, try to be as honest and simple as possible. No agendas here, just opinions and content! ;)

Thanks dude.

Interesting thought. Never considered this. Thanks!

Someone 100 years ago, invented SHOCK. you know that thing that prevent, "spring back"

Mst silvers or valino 08c. Thanks!