Thanks for the gyro recommendation. I'm still a beginner drifter and I found it impossible to drift with the Yeah Racing gyro. After popping in the Futaba gyro I was drifting like a well heeled amateur! LOL still need lots of practice but at least the frustration is gone!
@@RoadsideRC yeah I'm getting a bit frustrated my self... Installed reved servo and gyd450 had a horrible time getting the steering to work and drifting with the futaba is horrible, but I know it's my fault somewhere.. I'm getting my friends dx5c transmitter to see if that will help any... Starting to wish I left it stock 😭😭
I'm just starting to get into RWD drifting RCs and just recently purchased the MST RMX 2.0 model. Your videos are very informative! Thank you for your uploads!! 🤙🤙🤙
So I did it! Mst rmx 2.0 bmw e92 arrived today! My journey begins today! Any suggestions on upgrades I'll want or need down the line to help. I've seen your other videos just wanted to know how well it is out the box. Thanks for all your help with my passion!
Congratulations!!!! Honestly, this car is great with this controller and gyro setup. Beyond this, it just really depends on your goals. Fun garage drifter - do the controller and gyro and be done with it. Want to be the next drift king at your local track? You will need to consider the rear motor conversion, better electronics, turnbuckle kit and more. For now - drive it and LEARN. The learning curve is steep, so be patient.
@@RoadsideRC thanks! And yes I'll keep in mind it's gonna take time 😀 and great! Also out the box a wheel was cracked and the servo isn't working 😓 it was tested I can see the wheels. But should I contact mst? Like is it a waste of time with them? Can't even use it out the box and it's a rtr and was tested. Not the best start 🙅 but I don't give up easy!
@@RoadsideRC wow I got lucky. The wires all jumbled and the servo wasn't properly hooked up. It's so fun! I'm getting a hang of it quick but still a LOT to still learn! Curious to know if one of your videos shows how to use the controllers max throw with all the buttons on the right. Seem to have shortened one direction. Thanks for the outreach help and awesome videos! Going to catch up on those red at gen 8 upgrade videos. Treal parts looking incredible! 🤤
Hi :) I ordered my futaba Gyro yesterday :) In the manual you can find the sentence "Works only with futaba servos" But that isn't right I hope? Superb Video! I totally understand the "magic" now! Thanks so much!
@@RoadsideRC The gyro is SO COOL! I'm just a beginner, but this thing and some setuptipps from "Furious Dynamics RC" brought me to a new Level :) Please look: ruclips.net/video/s3C69n1uuHQ/видео.html
I went with a 4PLS radio and 2104gf receiver on my RMX 2.0 after seeing this, and it's a MASSIVE upgrade being able to activate AVCS and fine tune the strength of it. You can also adjust the trigger travel, so I gave the throttle most of travel for more control and a quicker handbrake activation at the same time. Win-win. Something worth noting is that you were activating AVCS through channel 3/4 gain. Though it did feel much better when turned up to positive values, I'm not sure this is true AVCS mode. If you click right on the radio there's a second page of settings where the "Gyro Mix" option is located. This is where the true AVCS mode is activated and adjusted. AVCS set to 100 takes away nearly all of your input, so I keep it around 70 as I find it gives enough assist without taking away your inputs so you can adjust angle and transition more properly. SO smooth. Next on the list is a Futaba gyro to get rid of some steering twitches, and upgraded shocks as the standard MST's seems to have absolutely no life to them. They droop so much that you have to add a ton of preload to make up for it, and at that point they're very tight with almost no travel. Not looking forward to building the shocks, but the result should be great.
Glad the radio upgrade has helped so much!!! Agree 100% that the gyro should be next. I'll have to try your thoughts on AVCS settings - what you see here is directly from Futaba on how to set it...but maybe something has changed. Have fun!
@@RoadsideRC It may be a kind of redundant/convoluted setting where it's the same setting but in different places.. I was thinking channel 3/4 may just be the overall gain of the gyro while avcs is the gyro mix. I'll try it out more thoroughly next time, and thank you for the videos! I would not have took the plunge on the new radio and receiver without this one, and I'm so glad I did.
Loved your content, especially when you are doing some upgrade mod comparison and then showing by actual testing whether the mod works or not. One of the questions I cannot find a good answer in the internet is: for rwd car drifting on slippery concrete surface (maybe like your garage floor), is it better to use a spool or diff. Btw, I am a user of an mst rmx 2.0 rtr, too. Loved the bang for the buck and the upgradability. The mst rmx 2.0 rtr comes with a spool and the mst rmx 2.0s kit comes with a ball diff. How about a comparison video between the two. Thanks again for the informative content!
I can tell you the ball diff really does help. Yokomo also has a gear diff, and I can not for the life of me figure out how that would actually help in drifting. I have a RMX kit version, and a Sakura D5S also. As I was learning early on you can really tell the difference with the ball diff - and kept very loose. The spool is very twitchy. Every small throttle input makes a direct angle difference in the car. The ball diff, however let's one of the tires spin a little more and keeps the drift more steady. Thanks for the video idea!
Thanks Kevin! Yes, it makes a huge difference to the car. I need to get some more drift "how-to" content going, but I don't have a lot that needs done right now. Any requests?
@@RoadsideRC I have been doing that with my rubber tires a whole lot of throttle and a bunch entry speed but I'm looking to get a little more control out of it if you were ever in the mood to check some of that out you can find me at Maximum RPM RC
Hello,I'm building my first rc drift car and I enjoy watching your videos learning from your experience..I've already ordered the Futaba GYD450 gyro and ReveD RS-ST servo,but also ordered the Flysky FS-G7P 7channel radio..Will the gyro work with this radio or is only working with Futaba radios?
@@RoadsideRC because is a new model launched one month ago.It seems to be an "upgrade" over the Flysky FS-GT5 which I saw somebody reported is working with the GYD450.
@@RoadsideRC Ok,I've received all the goodies and mounted my car a few days ago,I just wanted to say the GYD450 is working perfectly fine with the new FS-G7P radio from Flysky,if anybody gets in same situation..I have connected the gyro gain plug to CH3 on the receiver and I have assigned it to the top rotary knob which also have a nice notch in the middle position..So if I rotate the knob to the right I have NORMAL MODE(0-100%),and if I rotate the knob to the left I have the AVCS MODE(0 to -100%),and if I put it in the middle (when I feel the notch) that is the gyro help deactivated,so cool.On AVCS MODE the wheels are returnig slowly exactly like you have it with the Futaba radio in your video.
Love the video any chance you have a video of you installing those magnetic body post? I just got the MST RMX 2.0 1/10 2WD Brushless RTR Drift Car and I don’t want to put any holes in the body love your set up and wanna see how you did it!
Necessary = nothing! It will drift well directly out of the box. The gyro and controller I recommend in this video make a large difference in performance alone. After that, the turnbuckle upgrade is nice for tweaking the suspension, but is certainly not necessary. After that, you may want to upgrade the servo, ESC, and motor at some point. It all just depends on how serious you want to be with it.
Hi Troy at the end I bought the 3pv .I believe a lot of people bought the 3pv because of its price .We would be very happy if you review as you did on the 4pl your videos are excellent and very helpful Thank you very much 🙏
I just ordered a controller and the newer Gyro! I may need some help getting this car dialed in. I’m super new to drifting and RC in general but I just kinda go all in when I do something. Thanks for the video.
Those will really help with this car. I was blown away by the difference it made in mine. A whole different feel and level of confidence. Feel free to ask questions if you have them along the way!
@@RoadsideRC ok.. I’m taking you up on your offer. I got the Futaba T4pm receiver and the 550 gyro. Everything is going in reverse. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. I followed the manual.. this is just getting the best of me. (FYI.. I’m totally new to RC)
@@dob1133 Happy to help. First - figure out if it is the controller that is backwards, or the gyro...or both. Both have a reverse switch on them. Feel free to message me on Facebook so we can share pictures.
I have the MST RMX 2.0, Very happy with my 2.0…I am considering buying new Reciever and Gyro… I’ve seen Drifters at the track Drift In a slower speed than my 2.0 to be able to Tandem Drift…My 2.0 speed in General is pretty fast when drifting…Do they have a slower Motor To be able Tandem Drift, or is that also a setting in an upgraded Reciever…?
The most common item here is tires. Typically at a track, there will be a "spec tire" that everyone runs. If you RMX 2.0 was much faster, I guarantee it is a tire difference. Get on the same tires as everyone else and you will see a big change.
My understanding the 550 has a bunch of additional features, especially if you have a higher-end Futaba controller like the 7px. One guy in our group has it and swears by it...but he has the 7pxr
I am in Australia. I just had a look online at ebay and a few hobby shops. It seems that that radio is discontinued. Do you know of another Futaba model that has those same features at a reasonable price. Thanks again for all your help.
I am looking at the GYD450, and I just noticed that Futaba says, "Only for Futaba digital servo." Is this true, or just a disclaimer related to warranty claims or a gimmick to force you to buy a new servo as well? Just curious about your experience so I know what I am getting into before I make the jump. I do not want to waste any money, will I need to buy a Futaba Digital Servo also? I want to keep the hobby as cheap as I can, but still, have fun and benefit from others experience. I am new to drifting and your channel has been THE MOST HELPFUL resource. Your video helped me understand 4wheel drift and 2RWD drift driving. Got the thunder for drift bashing on the road, but saw the limitations like you warned. Then I made some sacrifices and got into 2RWD with the MST rmx2.0 rtr all from your videos; which was too much money, but made some sacrifices to get one. Learning as much as I can. Also thinking about the turnbuckle kit, because then tuning is easy, more range of adjustability. Any thoughts, comments, or concerns with my logic are greatly appreciated. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CHANNEL!!!!!!!!
Hi Phil, Glad to hear my videos have been helpful! The GYD450 does not like analog servos. As long as you use a quality digital servo (ReveD, AGFRC, Yokomo) you will be in good shape. Two issues with the turnbuckle kit: 1) the MST aluminum kit is really weak and prone to breakage, 2) the factory alignment does really well, and I find most new folks tend to screw things up more than improve things when they start messing with alignment. I have some other videos about the better things I recommend for the MST RTR. Clearly the controller, gyro, and servo are a big deal. You didn't mention a controller - so make sure you are selecting a good one. After that, I like to reduce weight. Cheapo carbon fiber chassis kit. Then, possibly the rear motor conversion. FYI - my car is still running the factory non-adjustable turnbuckles!
@@RoadsideRC Woo hoo so happy you mentioned this. Yes, the first thing I did was to get a new controller, I went with the Spectrum DX5C transmitter and Spektrum SPMSR315 receiver. I hadn't seen a video from you on that, but I haven't watched all your videos, well, haven't watched them yet. So I will look for that one, and in the meantime, I will just hope I did well or at least reasonable with the controller and receiver choice I made. I did do the cheapo carbon fiber chassis (THANKS FOR THAT REVIEW), moved the ESC to the rear mounted position, motor to the high position, and the servo to the further back location. Did DS Racing Finix HF-5 because I run on polished concrete in my carport, based on your tire video about P-Tile is how I made my decision. I was now looking at servo and gyro upgrade as all the other upgrades had been much cheaper than a gyro and digital servo (also thanks for the reply and answer; I was only considering buying a digital servo, and then saw the "Only for Futaba digital servo" and balked). I thought the rmx came with a digital servo, but when I set the stock gyro to digital it behaves BAD! Stock Gyro shipped in analog mode. So, I am doing things in reverse than you suggest but mostly for cost considerations. Becuase I am thinking the stock servo is not digital I now need to do the gyro and servo together, so I am glad you are sharing all this info and confirms my approach (even if backward from your suggestions). I have no track near me, so after doing fig 8's and your "C" course I have now been drawing a few diff tracks in my two-car carport to take it to the next level. Still start EVERY session with a few 8's about 20 C's and then start running the course of the month.
@@PhilMillerJustice Sounds like you have made some good progress! I have setup the DX5C on two different drift cars. Unfortunately, I did not like it on either car. Something about the Spektrum electronics and drift stuff. It just feels "clunky" like it isn't smoothly talking to each other. I hope youbhave better results.
@@RoadsideRC Thanks for the advice Troy👍 your the Man, bro...💯💯💯 Ya I just came across a good deal yesterday.🙏🙏🙏 Paid $40 for the futaba 4pls transmitter with 2 receivers. Man at the shop says that it won't open all the features the futaba gyro has to offer.🤔 Says I need the new futaba transmitter to do this... That's not true, right Troy.???
Yes! There are little potentiometers on the gyro itself - however the control in that manner is very rough. Really hard to get right. Still - better than nothing!
Hey. Is it only Futuba transmitters you can connect to the Gyd550? Just bought one and I cant use the stock transmitter, And thinking the T4px is a little expensive, So was hoping you knew about a "Cheaper" alternative?
I don't have enough personal experience with the GYD550 to give you a full answer. My understanding is the GYD550 will work with most drift-compatible controllers, however you really get the full functionality from a higher-end Futaba controller.
I'm picking up two of the GYD450s, but is there a more budget friendly controller with the capabilities of the 4pl or 4pm so that I can get the full use out of the gyro? I have to be a bit more budget minded since I'm building 2 cars so that my brother and I can both play. Perhaps a 3 channel controller since there isn't really a need for the 4th channel.
I would like to know what do you think about a spectrum controller and possibly adding that gyro would sometimes come with the receiver and keeping it smooth like you just did with that Futaba? Can you give me a hand with that please. I have a YD2-s everything‘s already set built it up and wanted to know about utilizing the spectrum transmitter that I have right now. Thank you very much I like the info that you gave about that MST just wanted to know about the Yokokmo YD2-s carbon fiber chassis.
Hi Ron, I personally have not had great luck with the Spektrum controllers and drifting. You don't mention which specific one though. Are you talking about using the built-in AVCS in the Spektrum receiver?
Thank you very much for letting me know about the ABC S I was also looking at one of your sites where I seen you were talking about that as well too. Your videos are giving a lot of information to me I was about to ditch my spectrum DX five pro but now I’ve gotten things working now I just dial everything in so the way it works to the driving that I’m giving the car once again very informative thank you very much for even responding back to me I appreciate that great deal speak to you soon again. I’m a keep looking at your shows thank you
@@RoadsideRC The new rx fried the stock servo in like 5 min ,,,not sure how,,, got hot and stopped working I got the Reve d rs servo coming from Amain in a few days...
@@RoadsideRC I want to upgrade to the 4PX aswell as i found a great offer. I´m getting the GYD450 aswell. Do you recommend the futaba 4PX or should i get the T4PM? Can i still change the same gyro settings as in the video with the 4PX?
I suggest either running the ReveD RS-ST: www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=el&merchant_id=4b85b2b7-558e-4304-89fc-54958c8f47f0&website_id=caf4cba5-8e5f-43be-93b7-934f1a36d50d&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amainhobbies.com%2Freve-d-rsst-low-digital-programmable-servo-black-rv-rs-sta%2Fp1434712 Or this AGFRC servo: amzn.to/3KdU7v1
Futaba GYD450: www.ebay.com/itm/353728815581?epid=5017713822&hash=item525be161dd:g:-IoAAOSwFORhbB-b&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5338469288&toolid=11800&mkevt=1 They are becoming harder to find. Futaba has replaced it with the GYD550 since. The other recommended gyro is the Yokomo DP-302v4: amzn.to/3FzRJvY
Hi from Australia. I have a couple quick questions if you could help me out. I purchased a mst rtr rmx2.0 from America as was cheaper than purchasing it in and while I'm waiting for it to arrive I've been watching your videos. So my question is can you run the older futaba 3pv transmitter with a futaba r2104gf receiver and a newer futaba 550 gyro? I have noticed that some receivers will need to run with a futaba servo. I'm starting our and don't want to outlay big $ and have to replace everything to run this setup. I would prefer I purchase these items from aus as the freight from America takes over 4 weeks. Any help would be great
Two issues: 1) the GYD550 is very complicated to tune and needs a much better controller to get the best performance. I would recommend purchasing the new GYD470 instead. 2) Almost every gyro upgrade will need a digital servo. Plan to get one, like the ReveD RS-ST. The digital servo does not need to be a Futaba, just make sure it is digital.
Can you run a aftermarket gyro like yokomo drift gyro v4 and not change anything else like servo etc ? Seen in your other video you tested one. And it has the different steering options on the actual gyro
@Curtis B Short answer: no. You will need to also change the controller and servo. Long answer: yes. You can swap in a new gyro only. However you will have limited functionality without a better controller. You won't really get the full benefit from it. Plus, most gyros require a digital servo, and act funny with the stock servo. Again, you can try, but just be prepared to get the servo quickly, at minimum.
thanks for all the info, I would like to ask if the flysky gt5 would work for a drift car? I'm currently building a rock crawler and was planning on getting the Gt5 for it, but I would like to build a drift car afterwards and wanted to know if same controller would work. thanks for any help you can provide.
There is a local guy that has one. Yes - it does help to control the gyro - I believe he used channel 5 for it. However, it will not allow you to run the Futaba gyro in that slow-return, AVCS mode that really helps. Still - if you already have the controller, it will get you up and running!
@@RoadsideRC thanks for the fast response back. I have decided to go with the Futaba 4pm controller. I saw on their website that the 4pm even has rock crawler features I know nothing about. So that controller will cover me with rock crawlers and drifters. I have learned so much from you and your channel. I appreciate your knowledge. I subscribed to your channel!!!
I have not had good luck with Spektrum electronics and drift cars. They always 'work", but leave a gap in how it communicates with the drift electronics.
If you dont mind sharing what magnetic mount are you using. I just picked up the MST rmx 2.0 rtr Mbz AMG version and trying to find a way to not drill a hole for the body.
@@RoadsideRC aha🙂 dont suppose you know if this is possible on a spektrum dx4c🤔 but, disregarding that feature how did the gyd450 preform and feel compared to the mst gyro in normal mode? Im running quite grippy tires (mst red and yellow) and the 3.0 RS is on the limit of wobble. I’ve set endpoints and played around with the sensitivety.
@@knutroald5332 the GYD450 is a large upgrade compared to the stock gyro. Still, any gyro will wobble if turned up high enough in normal mode. If you continue to want improvements, check out the ReveD RS-ST servo also. I installed that in my other drift car, and really like it.
@@RoadsideRC i can report that the -100/+100 feature on gyd 450 worked with the aux channel on the dx4c, although probably not AS good as with a futaba radio. In short there is a bigger deadband in the mid area between -100 and +100.
It does not need to be a Futaba receiver. With the GT3, you may not be able to trigger the AVCS mode that really unlocks a lot of potential for this gyro.
Hello... I am in the process of building a second drift car and I have the 3PV transmitter that I use with my YD-2S. So my 2nd drift car is a MST FXX 2.0S kit and I decided to pick up the S9551 steering servo by Futaba and I was looking at either at the GYD450 or 550 gyro to just keep the same brand. Did you say you would not recommend using this gyro with a 3PV transmitter? If so Why?
There is nothing negative about the combination. I just can't confirm if the 3PV will control the gyro in the AVCS mode. (Can your third channel control the gyro in both a positive and negative setting?)
@@RoadsideRC Im a little new to the drift game so I never tried it on my YD-2S. I just adjusted manually... I did check the manual and it does not have the Gyro Mixing feature...
@@RoadsideRC I got everything put together plugged esc and servo in went to test it was plugged in n backwards so when i turned wheel it throttle up so i stop and changed them nothing happened and the receiver is hot i tried a few things and esc still comes on but receiver still gets hot idk never had this problem with other setup
This same chassis comes with many different body styles, and you can put whatever body on it you want. If you find the chassis you want, then purchase this body from Tamiya.
Hey bro i buy a yokomo yd2s second hand with everything that i need to drive -hobbywing xr10 esc +just stock 10.5t g2.1 brushless motor and yokomo steering gyro with end point adjust for 2-3ch radio (dp-302 v4)and he gave me radio sanwa mx-v and a lipo battrey 3200mah for 550$ what you think worth it ?im newbiee ☹️
@@RoadsideRC thanks for all your videos your so helpfull :) my problem is i dont know how to set my car for a better drift i need someone to drive it and tellme if its good or not how it is
@@lukasgarage956 I actually spent some time in the garage doing that same thing. I hear it is a trend starting in the drift community. I had a rather simple course laid out, and just kept lowering my gyro gain down. Pretty sure I got to around 30% before it was just painfully bad.
Thanks for the gyro recommendation. I'm still a beginner drifter and I found it impossible to drift with the Yeah Racing gyro. After popping in the Futaba gyro I was drifting like a well heeled amateur! LOL still need lots of practice but at least the frustration is gone!
Happy to help!
I believe many people get frustrated with RC drifting due to the wrong parts.
@@RoadsideRC yeah I'm getting a bit frustrated my self... Installed reved servo and gyd450 had a horrible time getting the steering to work and drifting with the futaba is horrible, but I know it's my fault somewhere.. I'm getting my friends dx5c transmitter to see if that will help any... Starting to wish I left it stock 😭😭
You have seen my video on setting up the Spektrum with the GYD450?
Check that out once you get the controller.
What transmitter are you using? I can't get the gyro to work that great for me for some reason
@@RoadsideRC my car keeps just spinning tires and can’t get it to do what you did …mine just spins out
I'm just starting to get into RWD drifting RCs and just recently purchased the MST RMX 2.0 model. Your videos are very informative! Thank you for your uploads!! 🤙🤙🤙
Glad they are helpful! Let me know if you have questions!
Just got the 4pm. Biggest upgrade to the D4 yet, makes it drivable. Thanks for the tips on the 3rd channel set up.
Glad it worked for you!
So I did it! Mst rmx 2.0 bmw e92 arrived today! My journey begins today! Any suggestions on upgrades I'll want or need down the line to help. I've seen your other videos just wanted to know how well it is out the box. Thanks for all your help with my passion!
Congratulations!!!!
Honestly, this car is great with this controller and gyro setup.
Beyond this, it just really depends on your goals.
Fun garage drifter - do the controller and gyro and be done with it.
Want to be the next drift king at your local track? You will need to consider the rear motor conversion, better electronics, turnbuckle kit and more.
For now - drive it and LEARN. The learning curve is steep, so be patient.
@@RoadsideRC thanks! And yes I'll keep in mind it's gonna take time 😀 and great! Also out the box a wheel was cracked and the servo isn't working 😓 it was tested I can see the wheels. But should I contact mst? Like is it a waste of time with them? Can't even use it out the box and it's a rtr and was tested. Not the best start 🙅 but I don't give up easy!
Yes! Contact MST.
@@RoadsideRC wow I got lucky. The wires all jumbled and the servo wasn't properly hooked up. It's so fun! I'm getting a hang of it quick but still a LOT to still learn! Curious to know if one of your videos shows how to use the controllers max throw with all the buttons on the right. Seem to have shortened one direction. Thanks for the outreach help and awesome videos! Going to catch up on those red at gen 8 upgrade videos. Treal parts looking incredible! 🤤
Fantastic! Thankyou so much for brilliant info!
Glad it was helpful!
Hey bro great videos thank you! Really enjoying the content, have a good one 👍
Thank you!
im just getting into drifting,got the same set up only with a radiiolink transmitter,thanks for all your videos,they are super helpful
Really glad to be a help!
Very good information thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Hi :) I ordered my futaba Gyro yesterday :)
In the manual you can find the sentence "Works only with futaba servos" But that isn't right I hope?
Superb Video! I totally understand the "magic" now! Thanks so much!
Yes - it says you need a Futaba gyro...but I never owned a Futaba gyro. It does better with a digital gyro, which most are.
@@RoadsideRC Ah cool, I think you mean "servo" ^^
Yes - servo, sorry.
@@RoadsideRC The gyro is SO COOL!
I'm just a beginner, but this thing and some setuptipps from "Furious Dynamics RC" brought me to a new Level :) Please look:
ruclips.net/video/s3C69n1uuHQ/видео.html
I went with a 4PLS radio and 2104gf receiver on my RMX 2.0 after seeing this, and it's a MASSIVE upgrade being able to activate AVCS and fine tune the strength of it. You can also adjust the trigger travel, so I gave the throttle most of travel for more control and a quicker handbrake activation at the same time. Win-win.
Something worth noting is that you were activating AVCS through channel 3/4 gain. Though it did feel much better when turned up to positive values, I'm not sure this is true AVCS mode. If you click right on the radio there's a second page of settings where the "Gyro Mix" option is located. This is where the true AVCS mode is activated and adjusted.
AVCS set to 100 takes away nearly all of your input, so I keep it around 70 as I find it gives enough assist without taking away your inputs so you can adjust angle and transition more properly. SO smooth.
Next on the list is a Futaba gyro to get rid of some steering twitches, and upgraded shocks as the standard MST's seems to have absolutely no life to them. They droop so much that you have to add a ton of preload to make up for it, and at that point they're very tight with almost no travel. Not looking forward to building the shocks, but the result should be great.
Glad the radio upgrade has helped so much!!! Agree 100% that the gyro should be next.
I'll have to try your thoughts on AVCS settings - what you see here is directly from Futaba on how to set it...but maybe something has changed.
Have fun!
@@RoadsideRC It may be a kind of redundant/convoluted setting where it's the same setting but in different places.. I was thinking channel 3/4 may just be the overall gain of the gyro while avcs is the gyro mix.
I'll try it out more thoroughly next time, and thank you for the videos! I would not have took the plunge on the new radio and receiver without this one, and I'm so glad I did.
This is so random, but how did you get the 4pls to bind with the r2104gf? I'm having trouble getting mine to read the receiver @SuperDero666
Awesome video excellent improvement definitely a great set up
Thank you!
Loved your content, especially when you are doing some upgrade mod comparison and then showing by actual testing whether the mod works or not. One of the questions I cannot find a good answer in the internet is: for rwd car drifting on slippery concrete surface (maybe like your garage floor), is it better to use a spool or diff. Btw, I am a user of an mst rmx 2.0 rtr, too. Loved the bang for the buck and the upgradability. The mst rmx 2.0 rtr comes with a spool and the mst rmx 2.0s kit comes with a ball diff. How about a comparison video between the two. Thanks again for the informative content!
I can tell you the ball diff really does help. Yokomo also has a gear diff, and I can not for the life of me figure out how that would actually help in drifting.
I have a RMX kit version, and a Sakura D5S also. As I was learning early on you can really tell the difference with the ball diff - and kept very loose. The spool is very twitchy. Every small throttle input makes a direct angle difference in the car. The ball diff, however let's one of the tires spin a little more and keeps the drift more steady.
Thanks for the video idea!
Segment content that i always waiting, drifting 😁 it made much effect to the rtr car I think.
Thanks Kevin!
Yes, it makes a huge difference to the car.
I need to get some more drift "how-to" content going, but I don't have a lot that needs done right now.
Any requests?
@@RoadsideRC hmmm, it could be about how to power up servo maybe 😃, cause some servo when we use gyro sometimes feel like so undervoltage.
Very good video explaining all these functions 👍🏁
Thank you sir!
I'm almost to this step and this will be super helpful thanks man got the xr10 pro coming in today yeah
Awesome! Glad this was helpful for you!
I was amazed at how much difference this made in how the car drove. Like a completely different car.
Cool upgrade,awesome little RC
Thank you! It really makes a difference!
@@RoadsideRC 👍😃
Absolutely awesome can't wait to get my Drift tires tomorrow and going to be putting them on the 4tec
Have fun with that! I expect a video of some nasty powerslides!
@@RoadsideRC I have been doing that with my rubber tires a whole lot of throttle and a bunch entry speed but I'm looking to get a little more control out of it if you were ever in the mood to check some of that out you can find me at Maximum RPM RC
Hello,I'm building my first rc drift car and I enjoy watching your videos learning from your experience..I've already ordered the Futaba GYD450 gyro and ReveD RS-ST servo,but also ordered the Flysky FS-G7P 7channel radio..Will the gyro work with this radio or is only working with Futaba radios?
Glad my videos have been helpful.
I have never seen anyone use that controller, and have not personally used it.
@@RoadsideRC because is a new model launched one month ago.It seems to be an "upgrade" over the Flysky FS-GT5 which I saw somebody reported is working with the GYD450.
@@RoadsideRC Ok,I've received all the goodies and mounted my car a few days ago,I just wanted to say the GYD450 is working perfectly fine with the new FS-G7P radio from Flysky,if anybody gets in same situation..I have connected the gyro gain plug to CH3 on the receiver and I have assigned it to the top rotary knob which also have a nice notch in the middle position..So if I rotate the knob to the right I have NORMAL MODE(0-100%),and if I rotate the knob to the left I have the AVCS MODE(0 to -100%),and if I put it in the middle (when I feel the notch) that is the gyro help deactivated,so cool.On AVCS MODE the wheels are returnig slowly exactly like you have it with the Futaba radio in your video.
Great! Thanks for the feedback!
U think the g7p remote will work the yokomo v4 gyro?
Love the video any chance you have a video of you installing those magnetic body post? I just got the MST RMX 2.0 1/10 2WD Brushless RTR Drift Car and I don’t want to put any holes in the body love your set up and wanna see how you did it!
Sorry - I don't have a guide on that!
No problem can you tell me where you got that set up?
Hi can you list all the necessary upgrades for the MST RMX 2.0, I recently purchased one and waiting for it in the mail.
Thanks
Necessary = nothing! It will drift well directly out of the box.
The gyro and controller I recommend in this video make a large difference in performance alone.
After that, the turnbuckle upgrade is nice for tweaking the suspension, but is certainly not necessary.
After that, you may want to upgrade the servo, ESC, and motor at some point.
It all just depends on how serious you want to be with it.
@@RoadsideRC Awesome thanks so much for the help!
I saw this and was like oh shoot that’s what the dude at the track was saying… then the video started and ur that dude from the track
Ha! I'm the dude from the track!
Let me know if you have any questions along the way. I'm happy to help!
Hi Man Excellent videos .One question .Are you sure the Futaba 3PV remote does not have this option. Thank you very much for the answer
It does! Since I filmed this video, we have been able to setup the Futaba 3PV to trigger AVCS mode. It works!
Excellent thanks for the answer. Do you recommend the futaba 3pv?
Yes!
Hi Troy at the end I bought the 3pv .I believe a lot of people bought the 3pv because of its price .We would be very happy if you review as you did on the 4pl your videos are excellent and very helpful Thank you very much 🙏
Great!
I think you will enjoy the 3PV.
I agree - a video on it should be a good idea. I just need to get one!
I just ordered a controller and the newer Gyro! I may need some help getting this car dialed in. I’m super new to drifting and RC in general but I just kinda go all in when I do something. Thanks for the video.
Those will really help with this car.
I was blown away by the difference it made in mine. A whole different feel and level of confidence.
Feel free to ask questions if you have them along the way!
@@RoadsideRC ok.. I’m taking you up on your offer. I got the Futaba T4pm receiver and the 550 gyro. Everything is going in reverse. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. I followed the manual.. this is just getting the best of me. (FYI.. I’m totally new to RC)
@@dob1133 Happy to help.
First - figure out if it is the controller that is backwards, or the gyro...or both.
Both have a reverse switch on them.
Feel free to message me on Facebook so we can share pictures.
@@RoadsideRC ok thanks. I will message you on Facebook
I have the MST RMX 2.0, Very happy with my 2.0…I am considering buying new Reciever and Gyro… I’ve seen Drifters at the track Drift In a slower speed than my 2.0 to be able to Tandem Drift…My 2.0 speed in General is pretty fast when drifting…Do they have a slower Motor To be able Tandem Drift, or is that also a setting in an upgraded Reciever…?
The most common item here is tires.
Typically at a track, there will be a "spec tire" that everyone runs.
If you RMX 2.0 was much faster, I guarantee it is a tire difference.
Get on the same tires as everyone else and you will see a big change.
Another great vid. How much better is the 550 and do you think its worth the extra money. Thanks
My understanding the 550 has a bunch of additional features, especially if you have a higher-end Futaba controller like the 7px.
One guy in our group has it and swears by it...but he has the 7pxr
I am in Australia. I just had a look online at ebay and a few hobby shops. It seems that that radio is discontinued. Do you know of another Futaba model that has those same features at a reasonable price. Thanks again for all your help.
Yes sir! Any of the higher-end controllers can do it. I put a link to the 4PM in the video description, it is the newer version of this one.
@@RoadsideRC is this unit any good 4PM 2.4GHz 4-Channel Surface Transmitter w/ R334SBS Receiver x2
@@jaymann5785 YES! Great controller.
I am looking at the GYD450, and I just noticed that Futaba says, "Only for Futaba digital servo." Is this true, or just a disclaimer related to warranty claims or a gimmick to force you to buy a new servo as well? Just curious about your experience so I know what I am getting into before I make the jump. I do not want to waste any money, will I need to buy a Futaba Digital Servo also? I want to keep the hobby as cheap as I can, but still, have fun and benefit from others experience. I am new to drifting and your channel has been THE MOST HELPFUL resource. Your video helped me understand 4wheel drift and 2RWD drift driving. Got the thunder for drift bashing on the road, but saw the limitations like you warned. Then I made some sacrifices and got into 2RWD with the MST rmx2.0 rtr all from your videos; which was too much money, but made some sacrifices to get one. Learning as much as I can. Also thinking about the turnbuckle kit, because then tuning is easy, more range of adjustability. Any thoughts, comments, or concerns with my logic are greatly appreciated. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CHANNEL!!!!!!!!
Also, great use of the scientific method in your testing!
Hi Phil,
Glad to hear my videos have been helpful!
The GYD450 does not like analog servos. As long as you use a quality digital servo (ReveD, AGFRC, Yokomo) you will be in good shape.
Two issues with the turnbuckle kit: 1) the MST aluminum kit is really weak and prone to breakage, 2) the factory alignment does really well, and I find most new folks tend to screw things up more than improve things when they start messing with alignment.
I have some other videos about the better things I recommend for the MST RTR. Clearly the controller, gyro, and servo are a big deal. You didn't mention a controller - so make sure you are selecting a good one.
After that, I like to reduce weight. Cheapo carbon fiber chassis kit.
Then, possibly the rear motor conversion.
FYI - my car is still running the factory non-adjustable turnbuckles!
@@RoadsideRC Woo hoo so happy you mentioned this. Yes, the first thing I did was to get a new controller, I went with the Spectrum DX5C transmitter and Spektrum SPMSR315 receiver. I hadn't seen a video from you on that, but I haven't watched all your videos, well, haven't watched them yet. So I will look for that one, and in the meantime, I will just hope I did well or at least reasonable with the controller and receiver choice I made. I did do the cheapo carbon fiber chassis (THANKS FOR THAT REVIEW), moved the ESC to the rear mounted position, motor to the high position, and the servo to the further back location. Did DS Racing Finix HF-5 because I run on polished concrete in my carport, based on your tire video about P-Tile is how I made my decision. I was now looking at servo and gyro upgrade as all the other upgrades had been much cheaper than a gyro and digital servo (also thanks for the reply and answer; I was only considering buying a digital servo, and then saw the "Only for Futaba digital servo" and balked). I thought the rmx came with a digital servo, but when I set the stock gyro to digital it behaves BAD! Stock Gyro shipped in analog mode. So, I am doing things in reverse than you suggest but mostly for cost considerations. Becuase I am thinking the stock servo is not digital I now need to do the gyro and servo together, so I am glad you are sharing all this info and confirms my approach (even if backward from your suggestions). I have no track near me, so after doing fig 8's and your "C" course I have now been drawing a few diff tracks in my two-car carport to take it to the next level. Still start EVERY session with a few 8's about 20 C's and then start running the course of the month.
@@RoadsideRC and again and again and again Thank you for sharing!
@@PhilMillerJustice Sounds like you have made some good progress!
I have setup the DX5C on two different drift cars. Unfortunately, I did not like it on either car. Something about the Spektrum electronics and drift stuff. It just feels "clunky" like it isn't smoothly talking to each other. I hope youbhave better results.
hi troy. will this 4pls Futaba controller work with any gyro.??? like the yokomo v4// ReveD// or the Futaba 550// ???
Yes it will.
@@RoadsideRC Thanks for the advice Troy👍 your the Man, bro...💯💯💯
Ya I just came across a good deal yesterday.🙏🙏🙏
Paid $40 for the futaba 4pls transmitter with 2 receivers.
Man at the shop says that it won't open all the features the futaba gyro has to offer.🤔 Says I need the new futaba transmitter to do this...
That's not true, right Troy.???
@user-JackThrilla It won't do 100% of the things with the GYD550, but all of that stuff isn't necessary. I don't have it setup with mine.
@@RoadsideRC thanks Troy...
So before I spend the money, What do you truly recommend with this futaba transmitter.???🤔
Is It Compatible with the Futaba R304SB or the R2104GF receivers.? ''' Help Me Out TROY Cause i Heard Different '''
Is there any way of controlling the gyro without getting a new transmitter and receiver, like is there a switch on the gyro itself? Many thanks!
Yes! There are little potentiometers on the gyro itself - however the control in that manner is very rough. Really hard to get right.
Still - better than nothing!
Just asking for this car do you need to buy a battery for it or does it come with that?
You need to supply the battery and charger.
Good video just got one, Now time for upgrading!!
Update build live..Rmx 2.5 AMG GT 3😅 MSG HOBBIES & gaming!
Great! Good luck with the upgrades!
do you have a Video with the same test with this Gyro But with the stock Controller?
I do not, sorry.
Very helpful. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Hey. Is it only Futuba transmitters you can connect to the Gyd550? Just bought one and I cant use the stock transmitter, And thinking the T4px is a little expensive, So was hoping you knew about a "Cheaper" alternative?
I don't have enough personal experience with the GYD550 to give you a full answer. My understanding is the GYD550 will work with most drift-compatible controllers, however you really get the full functionality from a higher-end Futaba controller.
@@RoadsideRC Thank you 👍 i just got to save op and buy the Futuba T4pm i think 😉
I'm picking up two of the GYD450s, but is there a more budget friendly controller with the capabilities of the 4pl or 4pm so that I can get the full use out of the gyro?
I have to be a bit more budget minded since I'm building 2 cars so that my brother and I can both play. Perhaps a 3 channel controller since there isn't really a need for the 4th channel.
Yes! Since thus video, I have confirmed the 3PV will also work.
I would like to know what do you think about a spectrum controller and possibly adding that gyro would sometimes come with the receiver and keeping it smooth like you just did with that Futaba? Can you give me a hand with that please. I have a YD2-s everything‘s already set built it up and wanted to know about utilizing the spectrum transmitter that I have right now. Thank you very much I like the info that you gave about that MST just wanted to know about the Yokokmo YD2-s carbon fiber chassis.
Hi Ron,
I personally have not had great luck with the Spektrum controllers and drifting. You don't mention which specific one though.
Are you talking about using the built-in AVCS in the Spektrum receiver?
@@RoadsideRC DX5 pro
Thank you very much for letting me know about the ABC S I was also looking at one of your sites where I seen you were talking about that as well too. Your videos are giving a lot of information to me I was about to ditch my spectrum DX five pro but now I’ve gotten things working now I just dial everything in so the way it works to the driving that I’m giving the car once again very informative thank you very much for even responding back to me I appreciate that great deal speak to you soon again. I’m a keep looking at your shows thank you
I bought a 600$ 7pxr and a gyd550 for my $400 RTR 2.5 tell me I aint crazy.. ok lets go,,,set up time
Sounds like you are setup great now for those electronics. Should do you well for MANY years.
What about the servo?
@@RoadsideRC The new rx fried the stock servo in like 5 min ,,,not sure how,,, got hot and stopped working I got the Reve d rs servo coming from Amain in a few days...
@@FPVDiverBomber That is why I asked about the servo! Very common!
Do you need to upgrade the receiver too with the new gyro and transmitter?
Yes. Usually the controller will come with a new receiver.
I just bought a used 4px remote doesnt the 4px have a built in gyro in the rx's?
You don't want to use a built-in gyro....period. Make sure to get a dedicated drift gyro of good quality, like what I show here.
@@RoadsideRC I want to upgrade to the 4PX aswell as i found a great offer. I´m getting the GYD450 aswell. Do you recommend the futaba 4PX or should i get the T4PM? Can i still change the same gyro settings as in the video with the 4PX?
@@TheSirio1 Both will work well.
Does the 3pv still able to do the avcs mode?
I struggled to get it to trigger it, but others have been able to trigger it by reversing the 3rd channel.
How hard would it be to do that, if you know
Can't seem to get my reverse after installing the gyd 450 and futaba t4pm everything else works great
Must be something in the throttle calibration or reverse is off on the controller.
What servo do u have in ur mst rmx my stock servo went out I still have the stock gyro in the car
I suggest either running the ReveD RS-ST: www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=el&merchant_id=4b85b2b7-558e-4304-89fc-54958c8f47f0&website_id=caf4cba5-8e5f-43be-93b7-934f1a36d50d&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amainhobbies.com%2Freve-d-rsst-low-digital-programmable-servo-black-rv-rs-sta%2Fp1434712
Or this AGFRC servo: amzn.to/3KdU7v1
What type of futaba gyro is that
Futaba GYD450: www.ebay.com/itm/353728815581?epid=5017713822&hash=item525be161dd:g:-IoAAOSwFORhbB-b&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&siteid=0&campid=5338469288&toolid=11800&mkevt=1
They are becoming harder to find. Futaba has replaced it with the GYD550 since.
The other recommended gyro is the Yokomo DP-302v4: amzn.to/3FzRJvY
Hi from Australia. I have a couple quick questions if you could help me out. I purchased a mst rtr rmx2.0 from America as was cheaper than purchasing it in and while I'm waiting for it to arrive I've been watching your videos. So my question is can you run the older futaba 3pv transmitter with a futaba r2104gf receiver and a newer futaba 550 gyro? I have noticed that some receivers will need to run with a futaba servo. I'm starting our and don't want to outlay big $ and have to replace everything to run this setup. I would prefer I purchase these items from aus as the freight from America takes over 4 weeks. Any help would be great
Two issues:
1) the GYD550 is very complicated to tune and needs a much better controller to get the best performance. I would recommend purchasing the new GYD470 instead.
2) Almost every gyro upgrade will need a digital servo. Plan to get one, like the ReveD RS-ST. The digital servo does not need to be a Futaba, just make sure it is digital.
Thanks heaps for the information. I heard you mention in the video that the 3pv doesn't have this feature is this correct ?
@Curtis B the 3PV is not good enough for the GYD550, but is an OK controller for drifting with other gyros.
Can you run a aftermarket gyro like yokomo drift gyro v4 and not change anything else like servo etc ? Seen in your other video you tested one. And it has the different steering options on the actual gyro
@Curtis B Short answer: no. You will need to also change the controller and servo.
Long answer: yes. You can swap in a new gyro only. However you will have limited functionality without a better controller. You won't really get the full benefit from it. Plus, most gyros require a digital servo, and act funny with the stock servo. Again, you can try, but just be prepared to get the servo quickly, at minimum.
thanks for all the info, I would like to ask if the flysky gt5 would work for a drift car? I'm currently building a rock crawler and was planning on getting the Gt5 for it, but I would like to build a drift car afterwards and wanted to know if same controller would work. thanks for any help you can provide.
There is a local guy that has one. Yes - it does help to control the gyro - I believe he used channel 5 for it.
However, it will not allow you to run the Futaba gyro in that slow-return, AVCS mode that really helps.
Still - if you already have the controller, it will get you up and running!
@@RoadsideRC thanks for the fast response back. I have decided to go with the Futaba 4pm controller. I saw on their website that the 4pm even has rock crawler features I know nothing about. So that controller will cover me with rock crawlers and drifters. I have learned so much from you and your channel. I appreciate your knowledge. I subscribed to your channel!!!
Thank you!
I hope you enjoy the Futaba controller.
I just got one what exactly does this mean here (Newly designed rear spur-gear-driving the gearbox is able to switch the drive mode for RMX and RRX.)
You can swap the motor position from mid (m) to rear (r) to change the weight distribution.
What the difference on the PV remote vs the PL/PLS/PLM?
Honestly, I am not sure. The Futaba radio lineup confuses the heck out of me.
Got a question can I run a mst gyro with a JX servo and will it burn up my gyro and servo
That combo should do well together - however I don't actually recommend the JX servo or the MST gyro to be used. I would not spend money on either.
If u upgrade the controller do u havs to upgrade the gyro?
Nope - they are independent.
@@RoadsideRC sweet thank you
As a Spektrum DX5 user would there be any risk of glitching if I swapped over the gyro to the Futaba? Or would it be fine?
I have not had good luck with Spektrum electronics and drift cars. They always 'work", but leave a gap in how it communicates with the drift electronics.
@@RoadsideRC Sounds like I have to stick with the stock radio for my RMX then
@@justinyoung109 There are other alternatives that are much better than the stock radio. Check out the Futaba 3Pv and Flysky Noble.
Hi Roadside
Great videos.Have you made a video on installing light bucket & lights on your MST RMX 2.0 RTR .Thanks in Advance
I have not made this video, but I should - thank you for the idea!
@@RoadsideRC How to videos about MST RMX 2.0 RTR Light bucket & light kit installation.
If you dont mind sharing what magnetic mount are you using. I just picked up the MST rmx 2.0 rtr Mbz AMG version and trying to find a way to not drill a hole for the body.
It was not this exact kit, but very close. amzn.to/3h89RRY
@@RoadsideRC Thank you. Hows the magnet holding up? Does the body comes off if you drift into a wall?
@@davidc9466 Yes, if you hit things, the body might pop off. But that is OK. It usually pops right back on also.
Is the 4PM radio worth keeping or should I upgrade?
4PM is GREAT!
@@RoadsideRC thanks!
I have this car and my stock mst servo just locked up. What Servo are you using Sir ?? I’m going to buy the receiver and remote and Gyro
I have had good luck with this one:
amzn.to/3GHnrZl
@@RoadsideRC Awesome. Thank you. Great videos btw!
How much was this car out the box ?
Here is a direct link to the newest version of this car: alnk.to/gKQRkXK
Where can you find the car
There are many places online.
I would suggest starting with Super-G online.
Troy, what's the wheel offset for a 200mm body ?
Depends on the chassis you are running, and specific setup.
I run MST adjustable wheels so I can change it as I need.
Does the gyd 450 need a futaba radio to utilize adjustable returnspeed mode?
Not specifically, but it needs a controller that can control the third channel in both positive and negative.
@@RoadsideRC aha🙂 dont suppose you know if this is possible on a spektrum dx4c🤔 but, disregarding that feature how did the gyd450 preform and feel compared to the mst gyro in normal mode? Im running quite grippy tires (mst red and yellow) and the 3.0 RS is on the limit of wobble. I’ve set endpoints and played around with the sensitivety.
@@knutroald5332 the GYD450 is a large upgrade compared to the stock gyro.
Still, any gyro will wobble if turned up high enough in normal mode.
If you continue to want improvements, check out the ReveD RS-ST servo also. I installed that in my other drift car, and really like it.
@@RoadsideRC cool🙂thanks for your time man🙂
@@RoadsideRC i can report that the -100/+100 feature on gyd 450 worked with the aux channel on the dx4c, although probably not AS good as with a futaba radio. In short there is a bigger deadband in the mid area between -100 and +100.
Does it need to be a futaba reciver? Have a Flysky Gt3 right now
It does not need to be a Futaba receiver.
With the GT3, you may not be able to trigger the AVCS mode that really unlocks a lot of potential for this gyro.
I read you need to use the futaba servo with the futaba gyro. Is that accurate?
I don't believe it is.
I use the Futaba GYD450 with other servos, no issue.
My friend uses the GYD550 with other servos, no issue.
Hello... I am in the process of building a second drift car and I have the 3PV transmitter that I use with my YD-2S. So my 2nd drift car is a MST FXX 2.0S kit and I decided to pick up the S9551 steering servo by Futaba and I was looking at either at the GYD450 or 550 gyro to just keep the same brand. Did you say you would not recommend using this gyro with a 3PV transmitter? If so Why?
There is nothing negative about the combination. I just can't confirm if the 3PV will control the gyro in the AVCS mode.
(Can your third channel control the gyro in both a positive and negative setting?)
@@RoadsideRC Im a little new to the drift game so I never tried it on my YD-2S. I just adjusted manually... I did check the manual and it does not have the Gyro Mixing feature...
@@PAPA-zi6fz It doesn't need to be specifically "gyro mixing". Just see how it will let you control the 3rd channel, like I showed in the video.
I use a 3pv and can confirm that you can adjust channel 3 just like in the video...I know this is a little late response but hope it helps.
Thanks man
Thank you!
Is this in Canadian or American dollars
USD
Is there any real secret to finding tracks? I cant seem to find a track within less than about 280 miles from me:(
I search for hobby shops and rc hobby in general.
Ask some folks on a local Facebook group also.
Great
Thanks
Happy to help!
I need help I got same esc and motor as sakura d5s why? Did my receiver get hot ?
What actually went wrong?
@@RoadsideRC I got everything put together plugged esc and servo in went to test it was plugged in n backwards so when i turned wheel it throttle up so i stop and changed them nothing happened and the receiver is hot i tried a few things and esc still comes on but receiver still gets hot idk never had this problem with other setup
@@RoadsideRC what would cause my receiver get hot and burn out cant figure this out and dont want to burnout a new one too
@@Lexluthor4200 That is very odd. I have never had that happen.
There must have been a short somewhere in the receiver. That would be my guess.
@@RoadsideRC do you think its related to the setup
Nice tutorial
Thank you!
Yo what site where u looking lmao I’m finding it at 700 to 800+
What specifically are you talking about?
Wherw do you buy one?
What specifically are you wanting to buy?
I think I have links for all of the items in the video description.
@@RoadsideRC the skyline. If i click at the link it Takes me to an website but i cant buy it there
@@RoadsideRC and why are These so expensive?
This same chassis comes with many different body styles, and you can put whatever body on it you want.
If you find the chassis you want, then purchase this body from Tamiya.
These are dedicated RWD drift cars. Specific equipment for specific usage.
What kind of the body mounts are those? Can you send me a link? Thanks for all the great videos!! Very helpful 🙏🏼
Here you go:
amzn.to/3K47AUR
They work well!
@@RoadsideRC thanks brother! 🙏🏼
Hey bro i buy a yokomo yd2s second hand with everything that i need to drive -hobbywing xr10 esc +just stock 10.5t g2.1 brushless motor and yokomo steering gyro with end point adjust for 2-3ch radio (dp-302 v4)and he gave me radio sanwa mx-v and a lipo battrey 3200mah for 550$ what you think worth it ?im newbiee ☹️
The Yokomo is a nice chassis for sure and it sounds like it has some nice parts on it.
Congratulations!
@@RoadsideRC thanks for all your videos your so helpfull :) my problem is i dont know how to set my car for a better drift i need someone to drive it and tellme if its good or not how it is
Having someone help.is very good.
If you do not have a person, you must change items by yourself and test. That is what I had to do.
Wish i had more money laying around now that i see this vid gyro and radio realy go over buget
The good news is that you can drift with it in RTR form, then upgrade the gyro and controller later.
Do you have a rc drift car I could buy from you ?
I actually just sold one! Sorry!
I wish you were local!!!!!!! I need help
I'm happy to help from a distance.
Shoot me a PM on Facebook with a video telling me what is up.
Gyro ? Never heard of that (AWD) 😂
Yep - don't need one in AWD.
Channel 3.....C'mon man that's almost cheating.....lol.
Makes the biggest difference in these vehicles! I'd be happy to let you try it without one some day!
I tried on my Sakura D5.....wasn't good but was entertaining.
@@lukasgarage956 I actually spent some time in the garage doing that same thing. I hear it is a trend starting in the drift community.
I had a rather simple course laid out, and just kept lowering my gyro gain down. Pretty sure I got to around 30% before it was just painfully bad.
Hey bud bit late to the party here but just wondering if the 4pls will work with the mst gyro? Cheers
Yes it will!