HOW TO SET AN RC CAR SLIPPER | 2WD & 4WD | MICHAL ORLOWSKI RACING |
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- Опубликовано: 7 май 2020
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Hey hey everyone. Today I'm showing You how to set and adjust Your rc car slipper clutch in both 2WD and 4WD buggies with gear and ball differentials. A quick little tutorial to have a well prepared rc car for Your next race, as RC car racing is our passion.
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Michal Orlowski Racing Blue is better in the beginning i was laughing so hard
Epic stuff right here guys! Best video to date that I have watched on slipper clutch and ball differentials settings. That temperature effect on the slipper thing definitely slipped my mind all these times. Great work champ! Now you just made your TQ-ing a bit harder but RC racing a whole lot better and more fun! 🔥👍😅
Thanks buddy! Your support is much appreciated!
Great tutorial really helped 👍
Mad video was watching you today at Worksop and your incredible and thinking of getting the shumacher cat l1 evo for Christmas as I’m an associated and you’ve really made me get a shumacher
Helpful video for sure. Thanks
Thank You for watching!
Thanks for these videos! It's been perfect timing as I've built up a Cougar Laydown this week. Between the Trishbits videos and your videos hopefully it'll be dialled.
I am sure You will love it! Enjoy it!
Production quality is getting slicker. I see some Ryan Harris influence 😉
Thanks Stu!
Nice cool effects with selectable background colour lighting effects. 👍👍😉🙋
Good stuff Champ!
Thanks dude! I greatly appreciate Your support.
A very good video, Michal! You didn’t forget to tell about some details (unfortunately many people forget this a lot and this leaves us with still some questions...). Small details can make a big difference 🙂 Thank you!
Thank You for Your support mate!
Very nice , well done Michael!!! Not every Rc Guy explain it that good. Until now, this is one or the best explanations yet. Thx
Thank You so much!
Yes....true belive me. I watched all the diff and slipper guides but they just explain it is top loose but not even one of them teils why or the fact that there is friction heat et cetera....very good one
Last 4WD belt driven car I had was an HPI RS4, explaining how far the belts deflect would help a lot. My new Schumacher Cat L1 EVO is on its way , and in a few days I’ll be building her. Thanx.
Nice Video! Espacially dialled start😉
BLUE!!!!!!!
Great video,😀
Thanks buddy!
Hi Michal.
Gear diff, I never thought about the difference the temp makes.
Ball diff, I never thought about balancing the diff and the slipper.
Can't wait to get racing again, your vids have helped me a lot. Keep up the great work.
I am so glad to hear that! Thank You for Your continuous support Tommy!
Great video Michal 👍🏼
Thanks Ben! I appreciate a lot!
Blue is better, I see what you did there. 😜😜😜😜
😁😁😁
Thanks for the help
Can you record the sound of a loose ball diff and a tight ball diff?
Sorry for the late response, somehow I couldn't see Your comment. I will try to work out a way how to do that. Trish has made a great video on a ball diff and then You have to balance it out with the slipper.
gracias
Great videos as always. If your thinking of a next video, how about one about how you set your camber, toe etc. Do you use setup station, setup wheels, etc. How do you do yours? Thanks. Martin.
Thank You Martin. Definitely, I will make a video about it. Thanks again!
Thanks. I’ve tried both ways, good to see how the pro’s do it!
Awesome as usual 🙌 Now tear apart that center and show us how you would change the belts at the track if case one broke. Putting the belts around the diffs are easy but I’m not sure how to get at the center area and exactly how complicated it is 🤐😉
Stay tuned...
Michal Orlowski Racing oh you know I will 😉👍
Great video, helped me set my slipper on my LD. Question is, do you think I need to use a slipper with a 10.5t motor? Thanks
On what surface do you race on?
It's an outdoor astroturf track
I think slipper will be the safest option
Great videos! What rear springs are on your 2wd
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@@MichalOrlowskiRacing :)
Hello, geardiff 2wd , it would not popup to the ground ！WHY ？
What happened with the Livestream today (sunday) i saw you live a couple seconds??
I was working on setting up a live stream and went live on accident. A beginner’s mistake 😂. If everything works, I should be going live today
But anyhow you see....within seconds you hade some views
Thanks Michal, useful infos about Cat L1 slipper and belts interaction 💪
Hope to see a video about belt ... I shaved them a couple of time and I’m still not confident in setting belt tension on my L1.
Thanks mate! Stay tuned!
Did you post the belt tension “ how to ” ?
Not yet
Hi Mickal, what if i wanted to upgrade my Cat L1 to the Cat L1 Evo, is there a lot of parts to change out..? Mainly surrounding the wider belt... And if so, what about getting a conversion kit.. Thanks Chris
It is possible to do that, but getting a new kit would save You a lot of time.
May I know if the fan was directly soldered to reduce the wire runs to the Rx?
Only to have a shorter wire.
@@MichalOrlowskiRacing ok! Those fans are noisy especially if you add a 3D printed shroud.
and also the fan is stronger, by doing that 👍
@@MichalOrlowskiRacing Stronger when you use shorter wires or the shroud?
When it’s soldered directly to the esc
11:12 what you should be sorry about is your whispering. every time theres an ad my damn ears suffer