As i am new to RC Cars your video was great , i have a Team Magic E4 i am trying to get up and going but in the mean time i am driving my Redcat Terremotto for off road bashing and my Armma Typhon for everything else . Thanks for all the great info .
Glad I could help and thanks for letting me know! Actually when I started I found it difficult to find concise info on RC car tips and that is what inspired me to start the channel.
Subscribed. Very useful video indeed. In my local track, the traction is low and with multiple sharp corners. What should be a good setup to mitigate against these factors. Thanks mate
Hi! Thanks for your message. Sorry for the late reply as I have not been checking my channel recently. Low traction and sharp corners you can start by using higher downstop values like front 6mm and rear 5mm. Also lower your front roll center, thinner rear diff oil, thinner rear roll bar, thicker front roll bar, softer springs and thinner damper oil. Let me know if you need more advice!
Hi there I wonder if you can help me with a problem I have on my RC, it runs well and smooth to a point, then suddenly goes crazy and goes full throttle and steering goes hard over, it doesn't respond to inputs at this point and the fail safe clearly didn't function as intended, would this be the result of a dodgy receiver?
Please teach me, which is the best electronic component brand you use in your T4. I'm still newbie. Please list the part and best tuned for speed and acceleration. Thank you.
Hi! We use in Hong Kong mostly hobbywing xr10 pro and hobbywing or muchmore motors. Receiver we all use sanwa mt44 or m12s or RS. Can you let me know what turn motor you want to use? That is the basis and all other tuning depends on the motor selected.
As i am new to RC Cars your video was great , i have a Team Magic E4 i am trying to get up and going but in the mean time i am driving my Redcat Terremotto for off road bashing and my Armma Typhon for everything else . Thanks for all the great info .
Glad I could help and thanks for letting me know! Actually when I started I found it difficult to find concise info on RC car tips and that is what inspired me to start the channel.
Thank u for sharing your knowledge
+Jansen Ng glad it was useful!
Subscribed. Very useful video indeed. In my local track, the traction is low and with multiple sharp corners. What should be a good setup to mitigate against these factors. Thanks mate
Hi! Thanks for your message. Sorry for the late reply as I have not been checking my channel recently. Low traction and sharp corners you can start by using higher downstop values like front 6mm and rear 5mm. Also lower your front roll center, thinner rear diff oil, thinner rear roll bar, thicker front roll bar, softer springs and thinner damper oil. Let me know if you need more advice!
RC Cars Hong Kong will try it out. Thank you
Hi there I wonder if you can help me with a problem I have on my RC, it runs well and smooth to a point, then suddenly goes crazy and goes full throttle and steering goes hard over, it doesn't respond to inputs at this point and the fail safe clearly didn't function as intended, would this be the result of a dodgy receiver?
Please teach me, which is the best electronic component brand you use in your T4. I'm still newbie. Please list the part and best tuned for speed and acceleration. Thank you.
Hi! We use in Hong Kong mostly hobbywing xr10 pro and hobbywing or muchmore motors. Receiver we all use sanwa mt44 or m12s or RS. Can you let me know what turn motor you want to use? That is the basis and all other tuning depends on the motor selected.
Its called torsional rigidity
0:20 Everty time you drive you need to do that. Not every weekend of whatever.
It must be a low quality carbon fibre then
All carbon fiber “tweaks” and the steel screws will make it flex
I'm a dum ass for pouting that comment there
Tim Steere not really, people have the misconception that carbon fiber is rigid