To be a bit more technically correct "Fastest Lego Chassis Car". (Given the limitations of the motors and stock servos available under the brand.) But it's still a neat build.
Thank you! It means a lot to hear that from you! Your edit flow is magic: You are a genius at YT retention. Your style kinda reminds me of Mr. Beast but with LEGO. I'm trying my best with it. I hope to improve over time...
Great work! What may help with stability: Increasing toe-in (maybe a half-stud offset on the rack?), positive caster angle on the front axle and maybe even adding negative camber. This may require a fair bit of re-engineering of the suspension components, also consequently adding weight and complexity to the setup.
@@bloodontheblade7988 i like straight people that tell on them heart without filters or shame, but man... This dude adria, probebly got more experience then you and me together with car building and speed. you can give some respect. You need to cover your words with results - All your clips on your youtube channel is fantastic, all of us can learn alot from them 🤣😉
You easily earned a subscriber, you can keep going with this with fastest Lego RC copter and keep going with the lego car. Congrats and shared this video as well. An inspiration to all builders
Here are some tips, Make the bottom of the car as flat as possible, and add plates between the wheelbase, and also design some aero like a front and rear spoiler for more stablization in high speeds, i would also reccomend using some spacers to lower the car further to cause less drag
Woow!! I love LEGO but have never bought a LEGO remote control car. Can you recommend a model to start with? I would like to buy a model that I can then upgrade over time. Thanks a lot in advance for your advice. Marco
There are some downsides though: putting motors on the suspension means increase to the unspung mass. Since this vehicle does not have dampeners (shock absorbers) on the suspension, only springs, it is susceptible to dramatic suspension failures. Adding dampeners will help performance by keeping the suspension more predictable and improving ground contact which is essential for both the drive and steering wheels. I also predict that some PID tuning on the steering stability system could help as well. He glossed over that part of the build, but it's very important and getting the values right for high speeds will enable better operation. Overall great work for a v1. Love to see a second attempt taking learning from this model.
Those sexy CGI construction effects tho...dayum! nice. Also doing this as a hub motor build was super cool. Keep this up and you'll be the guy everyone watches.
I think so but if you want to go fast, they won't have enough precision, speed and strenght. It's cheaper and better to go for a third party servo that is already compatible with your reciever (most are standard)
Really nice job mate. This location so much beautiful, and at the same time quite difficult for such a speed record. Byt the way, your voice sounds great. ;)
It's ok to use non-lego part like motor/receiver. But I can't accept this because you don't use any lego gear. So in this time this is just normal fast RC car which use lego chassis and wheel.
Great video, awesome design, verry innovative. But please, if you're going to have a promo code, please just put the whole thing somewhere in the video and not have people have to watch the same video straight for 30 minutes just to get a discount.
gt3c controller is terrible. my power button broke cos cables for it move inside as you turn. had to re solder it. the spin dial for adjusting everything on screen stopped working properly and would only make changes in one direction.
Adria..i have both the 100%lego and the buwizz speed record... for years now..ive beaten racingbricks buwizz record, buwizz themselves currently try to break my record. And technicsumse never had the 100%lego record.. we had a good friendly battle for it tho. I know my channel is small and suppressed by youtube, but have you forgotten me too? 😅
Awesome video nevertheless, was just a bit like.. erm what... when you mention 2 wrong recordholders at the end. This kind of wants me to try this league for myself aswell, why not get the hattrick?
It would be awesome! I will correct my errors in the description. Sorry about it. 😥 I did know your Chanel, in fact I am a subscriber from a long time ago but I didn't notice your record. 😞 Congratulations for it! I apparently did a really bad research.
@@adriablancafort Thanks a lot, much appreciated! I'm sure it is more youtube algorithme's fault than yours and even than mistakes are only human. What would be a good name for this league? I was thinking "Lego, RC-powered" but it is still a bit unclear. Did you set yourself any particular rules like "maximum number of cells used" or "maximum amps esc?" Or "evertrhing except drivetrain must be lego" I think i have the stuff in the attic from my old rc planes hobby to make a 360W car with 1300kv motors, which would be a fun startingpoint, but not enough, i do lack these fancy gyro stabilizing receivers tho. Will use your link for sure once i go for this. Thanks for being a long time sub! I think we met via EB early on. I was subbed waaay before your explosive comeback aswell. You earned it!
It's cool but it's not considered as fastest Lego car simply because it's not all lego. If you want to break the record of fastest Lego car you have to use lego electronics even if there are slower
It's the third time that i watch this video. It inspired me a lot! Thank you! And what do you think about a rear diffuser (more stability) ? Or a spoiler (more down force)? You can also get ball~bearing lego parts for the front wheels, or rc wheels,higher performances esc? (You can get 2× 180amp esc for 60€) I will try on my side, im 13 so let's go make money for buy everything That's probably the best lego rc car that I've seen :it's simple, but it's the world's fastest.
You could at least add some aerodynamics components. To relieve pressure on front, smooth air flow alongside the car and cut the stream at the end or add some aerodynamic shape for downforce. It would help against rough surface. Also you could make side aero for airflow to stabilize the vehicle from sides from wiggling. Yeah, downforce limits top speed, but in this case stability of vehicle is more determining factor for setting top speed if vehicle isn't even able to be stable. I guess you know these things, I just wanted to share my opinion.
Bon treball, Adrià! Molt interessant i didàctic el video. Supose que no seràs el primer que els gasta en estos rècords, però desconeixia totalment la opció del compensador de direcció amb el giroscopi. Creus que amb altres rodes més amples es podria millorar l'estabilitat o que els problemes de direcció son únicament de control i no de "l'agarre" de la roda?
Great video man, love to see someone’s else’s take on mixing 3rd party parts with lego, I do the same and it’s great fun. Was just wondering if you thought 700kv was the best kv for this design after testing it out? Cheers
The gt3-c is an amazing remote. You can hack the crap out of it and it looks futuristic. It’s too bad it’s no longer compatible with Rx. Btw don’t do this, you’re spinning the axles so fast that it destroys the axle hole. You can use lithium grease, but it only goes so far, and it’s so viscous that it causes resistance. I’d recommend buying fake lego. You don’t want to destroy authentic lego.
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@@adriablancafort what
7:19 RACING BRICK!!
To be a bit more technically correct "Fastest Lego Chassis Car". (Given the limitations of the motors and stock servos available under the brand.) But it's still a neat build.
Wouldn’t be a good title tho would it.
To that’s crazy cool dude!!
Thank you! It means a lot to hear that from you!
Your edit flow is magic: You are a genius at YT retention. Your style kinda reminds me of Mr. Beast but with LEGO.
I'm trying my best with it. I hope to improve over time...
@@adriablancafort :o
@@adriablancafortI think your editing is really good too
The motors inside the wheels blew me away
lego outside, magic inside!
Great work! What may help with stability: Increasing toe-in (maybe a half-stud offset on the rack?), positive caster angle on the front axle and maybe even adding negative camber. This may require a fair bit of re-engineering of the suspension components, also consequently adding weight and complexity to the setup.
@@adriablancafort don't just "consider" it, actually implement it.
@@bloodontheblade7988 Don't tell the man what to do?
@@gud1kk he wants a good design, then he needs to learn the geometry. Plain and simple.
@@bloodontheblade7988 i like straight people that tell on them heart without filters or shame, but man...
This dude adria, probebly got more experience then you and me together with car building and speed.
you can give some respect.
You need to cover your words with results - All your clips on your youtube channel is fantastic, all of us can learn alot from them 🤣😉
bro the animation of the build was next level
Great work and video!! 👍👍👍😀
You easily earned a subscriber, you can keep going with this with fastest Lego RC copter and keep going with the lego car.
Congrats and shared this video as well. An inspiration to all builders
Here are some tips,
Make the bottom of the car as flat as possible, and add plates between the wheelbase, and also design some aero like a front and rear spoiler for more stablization in high speeds, i would also reccomend using some spacers to lower the car further to cause less drag
Thanks for your advice!
I'll consider them together with all I learned in this version to develop a better 2.0 version in the future.
wouldnt the spoiler cause a lower top speed?
@@copy4862 the spoiler is ment to add downforce, as going to fast will cause the car to go flying like a clk-gtr
This is really cool, but it’s not really LEGO since all the motors aren’t LEGO, just the cars chassis is LEGO. But still really cool
The wheels are mostly lego too tho
Super good!
Woow!! I love LEGO but have never bought a LEGO remote control car. Can you recommend a model to start with? I would like to buy a model that I can then upgrade over time. Thanks a lot in advance for your advice. Marco
dude this is so cool! I love how to attached the motors directly onto the suspension. that's pretty smart!
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There are some downsides though: putting motors on the suspension means increase to the unspung mass. Since this vehicle does not have dampeners (shock absorbers) on the suspension, only springs, it is susceptible to dramatic suspension failures.
Adding dampeners will help performance by keeping the suspension more predictable and improving ground contact which is essential for both the drive and steering wheels.
I also predict that some PID tuning on the steering stability system could help as well. He glossed over that part of the build, but it's very important and getting the values right for high speeds will enable better operation.
Overall great work for a v1. Love to see a second attempt taking learning from this model.
Qué top!!! Muy buen vídeo Adrià! Sigue dándole duro que este canal tiene pintaza ❤️
Muchas gracias! Tu comentario significa mucho para mí. Llevo siguiendo tu canal des de hace mucho tiempo. Muy buen contenido y gracias por tu apoyo! 👍
Very cool build!
Those sexy CGI construction effects tho...dayum! nice. Also doing this as a hub motor build was super cool. Keep this up and you'll be the guy everyone watches.
Does the two receivers work with rc planes?
Wow super project. Never thought that would be possible with lego..
2:02 man started using autotune
Thank you for sharing, liked and subscribing!
I have a flight Radio and Receiver lying around at home. Are there any ways to use the radio for steering real lego motors?
I think so but if you want to go fast, they won't have enough precision, speed and strenght. It's cheaper and better to go for a third party servo that is already compatible with your reciever (most are standard)
Please tell me you did repair, or will repair it. Maybe a better suspension and aerodynamics could help to not crash it again.
I love it. we need to push lego to the limit!
Incredible speed for a LEGO chassis. But do those ESCs overheat after 10-15min of running?
Imagine it would be so crazy to bulid an awd trophy truck with these wheel motors.But unfortunately these motors does not dust-proof.
4wd version soon?
How many MPH is that?
Perfect. Congratulations. I wish it had 4wd and drivable at track also
@ no
@ if you dont have 4wd you will not able to drive it on a track than it will be shit, dont comment before you try or prove it
@@Bricksfaction RWD RC cars can be driven on a track, they jusy require more throttle control.
@@bettafish541 lego is not drivable if its rwd above 30 km/h . I have made thousands of tests
It seems crazy I haven't seen the gyro thing in other builds
Really nice job mate.
This location so much beautiful, and at the same time quite difficult for such a speed record.
Byt the way, your voice sounds great. ;)
Thanks! It means a lot from you. I appreciate it!
Excellent , bravo :-)
Nice editing skills
It's ok to use non-lego part like motor/receiver. But I can't accept this because you don't use any lego gear. So in this time this is just normal fast RC car which use lego chassis and wheel.
@@adriablancafort Yes it is very fast even in normal rc car category. I just can't accept call it "lego rc".
If you used softer/heated tires and a little aero, you could achieve higher speeds due to increased grip
I've been thinking about getting into the lego RC scene. But you did really great Congratulations On your build
Go bigger add fins! Looks fun!!!
maybe add a front wing and rear spoiler since it seems to lose stability at high speeds and the downforce would help quite a bit
I’m impressed the motors.it’s great
now put 2 more motors on the front for awd
This was so cool..I like on the idea of motor mount to Lego👍
Pushrod suspensions are so good that they're used in F1 cars, that was a great idea
Bigger wheels more speed?
i love that you show how much everything costs, you cant do this high tech stuff for cheap
Thats a very nice car i also tryed to make a fast lego car but i failed so i am very proud of you
Hi can am get a Link to the 3d printed wheel holder
Nice Video, how much did the vehicle weighed when it was finished?
Great video, awesome design, verry innovative.
But please, if you're going to have a promo code, please just put the whole thing somewhere in the video and not have people have to watch the same video straight for 30 minutes just to get a discount.
Did you lubricant the areas where plastic meets? Wheels, gears etc.
@@adriablancafort That'll make a difference for sure
gt3c controller is terrible. my power button broke cos cables for it move inside as you turn. had to re solder it. the spin dial for adjusting everything on screen stopped working properly and would only make changes in one direction.
Adria..i have both the 100%lego and the buwizz speed record... for years now..ive beaten racingbricks buwizz record, buwizz themselves currently try to break my record. And technicsumse never had the 100%lego record.. we had a good friendly battle for it tho.
I know my channel is small and suppressed by youtube, but have you forgotten me too? 😅
Awesome video nevertheless, was just a bit like.. erm what... when you mention 2 wrong recordholders at the end.
This kind of wants me to try this league for myself aswell, why not get the hattrick?
It would be awesome!
I will correct my errors in the description. Sorry about it. 😥
I did know your Chanel, in fact I am a subscriber from a long time ago but I didn't notice your record. 😞 Congratulations for it! I apparently did a really bad research.
@@adriablancafort Thanks a lot, much appreciated! I'm sure it is more youtube algorithme's fault than yours and even than mistakes are only human. What would be a good name for this league? I was thinking "Lego, RC-powered" but it is still a bit unclear. Did you set yourself any particular rules like "maximum number of cells used" or "maximum amps esc?" Or "evertrhing except drivetrain must be lego"
I think i have the stuff in the attic from my old rc planes hobby to make a 360W car with 1300kv motors, which would be a fun startingpoint, but not enough, i do lack these fancy gyro stabilizing receivers tho. Will use your link for sure once i go for this. Thanks for being a long time sub! I think we met via EB early on. I was subbed waaay before your explosive comeback aswell. You earned it!
As someone mentioned a "Lego chassis class" sounds like a fair deal for those who's into record breaking. 😀 Or maybe there is already...
thank you because you haven't released a video for a long time
Good!
The shot from 3:45 is absolutely crazy did you do it or the one that was mentioned.
Btw love those kinds of vids :)
Keep up the good work!
Has probado con ruedas que sean slick y agregandole algun que otro aleron simple para mantenerlo pegado al suelo mas tiempo y tener mejor agarre?
Did you use the 750kv motors?
It's not 100% lego.. meaning it's not a real record.
Technically, it is a record, but it's not in the category 100% Lego.
@@matiasjofre9439yeah
@@matiasjofre9439yea
Lego only is extremly slow. Buwizz is way better.
@@Unapersonaconunmicroscopio gest what buwizz ain't even Lego
How the hell have you made the animation at 4:00? That's astonishing!
I don't care what anybody says this amazing as hell I love it you are awesome
make a wing Idk why but I'm just curious if adding a wing would affect the speed of this lego car
Very nice work !!
Greetings Lenny from germany
It's cool but it's not considered as fastest Lego car simply because it's not all lego.
If you want to break the record of fastest Lego car you have to use lego electronics even if there are slower
you have created my lego dream ! if you can do the same for an crawler that will be fantastic !
Love the dedication. You’re totally underrated. Keep pushing like this and you’ll make it big
Ayo
Quina passada! Està molt bé fet això. T'has guanyat un subscriptor.
I com és que el parking estava buit?
It's the third time that i watch this video. It inspired me a lot! Thank you! And what do you think about a rear diffuser (more stability) ? Or a spoiler (more down force)? You can also get ball~bearing lego parts for the front wheels, or rc wheels,higher performances esc? (You can get 2× 180amp esc for 60€)
I will try on my side, im 13 so let's go make money for buy everything
That's probably the best lego rc car that I've seen :it's simple, but it's the world's fastest.
@@adriablancafort you can also get a longer wheelbase for speedruns :) good luck for studies
You could at least add some aerodynamics components.
To relieve pressure on front, smooth air flow alongside the car and cut the stream at the end or add some aerodynamic shape for downforce. It would help against rough surface.
Also you could make side aero for airflow to stabilize the vehicle from sides from wiggling.
Yeah, downforce limits top speed, but in this case stability of vehicle is more determining factor for setting top speed if vehicle isn't even able to be stable.
I guess you know these things, I just wanted to share my opinion.
Show! Good Job, Salute from Brazil!
Hola Adrià m'ha encantat el teu super cotxe, de quin poble ets?
@@adriablancafort De la Garriga/Valles oriental
Mencanta el Lego i els teus videos
Hi! I’ve watch a lot of your Lego buggy and I was wondering, what are the 3 best motor? I want to buy one but I don’t know what are the best ones.
Amazing! You need body! Body lower air support/ You add castor positive angle, this for stability. Dont stop, work! )))))
why do people always go for zero geometry suspension?
wow sick probally should use a more grippy tire for higher speeds
Bon treball, Adrià! Molt interessant i didàctic el video. Supose que no seràs el primer que els gasta en estos rècords, però desconeixia totalment la opció del compensador de direcció amb el giroscopi. Creus que amb altres rodes més amples es podria millorar l'estabilitat o que els problemes de direcció son únicament de control i no de "l'agarre" de la roda?
what is the software you use to design?
Is perfec video
What is kph ?
Cool
Simplemente increíble!
This question is probably answered, are the Lego parts glued together ?
but job well done
you can probably get much more speed if you add some downforce to the car, adding a front and back wing to it
@@adriablancafort that would be utterly interesting, making some adjustable wing, and test how the car respond on low and high speed!
can you make more boats?
I the suspension isn’t push road but pyramid suspension
Здравствуйте, где такой канструктор можно купить?
i made a car like that 2 years ago. i have been playing arround again with it. its fun to see other people building the same things as you.
@@adriablancafort I could never get it to go straight for a long time, and I never got a GPS to test it. Il strap my phone and see.
Woah
I feel like in order for it to be considered 100% lego they should probably have to use lego motors, lego batteries, etc
Great video man, love to see someone’s else’s take on mixing 3rd party parts with lego, I do the same and it’s great fun. Was just wondering if you thought 700kv was the best kv for this design after testing it out? Cheers
Adrià Blancafort cheers man
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Personally I wouldn’t say you’ve beaten it. As you didn’t use genuine lego parts. But still this is impressive of what you achieved
This dude spent less than 300 dollars for half the speed of a car averaging 30k dollars, future ppl be driving electric Lego Lamborghini
Thanks for Your effort You've put into this project. Fantastic work! Good luck in future projects!
Make it longer, there's your stability right there
Dude you can make this car more faster by using gears with motors
Fun but not really a true record though is it. Half lego half rc.
i wanna see that rc plane
03:55 HOW DID THEY MAKE THAT STOPMOTION?!?!?
The gt3-c is an amazing remote. You can hack the crap out of it and it looks futuristic. It’s too bad it’s no longer compatible with Rx. Btw don’t do this, you’re spinning the axles so fast that it destroys the axle hole. You can use lithium grease, but it only goes so far, and it’s so viscous that it causes resistance. I’d recommend buying fake lego. You don’t want to destroy authentic lego.
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