Just got a sub my guy. This is gonna be my first ever hobby grade car that I plan on modding for the first time in my life. Gonna try it out out of the box when I get it but definitely gonna get rubber tires to do other stuff like touring and just getting the speed and grip out of it aside from drifting. I’m excited.
Thx Troy from West TN here in Memphis. Glad to see this done on video. Since I do not have any LHS with tracks here I drift my Vaterra, Kyosho, MST AMG, Yoko, etc. in my 3-car garage/warehouse floor/cafeteria floor clean floors. I change all my rim tires to the rubber Vaterra or similar slicks... for what I like to do I get the grip with speed but on those slick floors, plenty of power drifts to keep it exciting. Even the 2WD MST's (AMG & Skyline, 2WD Yoko) do the same the rear handles it well so far...I do have MST metal rear gears ready if it becomes an issue. Those slick Vaterra or Vaterra-like tires I find on Amazon gives me plenty of drift action for what I can do with time for an older guy. My rubber has far less grip than yours here so I get more spin off the line not as grippy. If I ever get anywhere near middle TN will come to that LHS and hope to see you there. Keep up the great work, Sir, and thank you!!
Your right! The best were the stock mix blend of plastic and rubber tires, but I also really loved those white wheels on this car with the Amazon special tires. Those things didn’t slide too bad , but hooked up nice once straightened out! Educational comparison Troy! Kudos brother!👊🏼😃
Grayson has a drift car on the way from adventure time rc. The fast and the furious Supra that Brent modified to hobby grade electronics. Should be a fun car . Another great video Troy
Well it tru Whot thay say tyers make a big difference in drifting looks so much fun going to look into buying one Whot is a good base line to start off with Troy your drifting knowledge will help me a lot Have a good day 🙏🙏
im running a rubber tire up front and hard plastic out back to prevent understeer under deceleration, its a rwd but it helps out on the hard tile and wood i drive on.
Can you help me? I just bought mine new yesterday and when I’m driving it the batterey only seems to last 15 minutes max before it cuts out and won’t drive due to low voltage protection. But that’s not even my problem I’ll turn it on be in the middle of a slide and the car will beep and stop the throttle but I can still turn the wheels. I have to wait until it reconnects to finish driving. Any ideas it’s not like it’s far away losing its signal
Hmm. Really interesting. The running 15min is pretty normal for a nimh battery. A lipo will get you a lot more run time. For the stopping part: 1) check that the ESC is in nimh mode, not lipo mode. There is a jumper you need to move. The manual shows you where. 2) when the car stops, check the ESC and receiver for lights. That will help guide your troubleshooting.
Question sir. I'm about to buy this car along with 7 other friends so we can do racing league on a asphalt circle track. Can these cars race track circuits and circle tracks not just drift ?
100% - actually a lot of different companies make white wheels for 1/10 touring/drift. Here is a grouping from AMain. All of these will fit standard drift tires. Wheels: alnk.to/dAmeh9L Compatible tires: alnk.to/1XWdxl2
@@RoadsideRC hey sorry but one more quick question. do you know the size of the lug nut for the wheels? or do you know a good small tool i can order to keep at my rc stuff so i dont have to keep digging through my other tools? i tried googling it and nothing comes up, thanks again RSRC
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Just got a sub my guy. This is gonna be my first ever hobby grade car that I plan on modding for the first time in my life. Gonna try it out out of the box when I get it but definitely gonna get rubber tires to do other stuff like touring and just getting the speed and grip out of it aside from drifting. I’m excited.
Awesome! This car is really fun with rubber tires!
Thx Troy from West TN here in Memphis. Glad to see this done on video. Since I do not have any LHS with tracks here I drift my Vaterra, Kyosho, MST AMG, Yoko, etc. in my 3-car garage/warehouse floor/cafeteria floor clean floors. I change all my rim tires to the rubber Vaterra or similar slicks... for what I like to do I get the grip with speed but on those slick floors, plenty of power drifts to keep it exciting. Even the 2WD MST's (AMG & Skyline, 2WD Yoko) do the same the rear handles it well so far...I do have MST metal rear gears ready if it becomes an issue. Those slick Vaterra or Vaterra-like tires I find on Amazon gives me plenty of drift action for what I can do with time for an older guy. My rubber has far less grip than yours here so I get more spin off the line not as grippy. If I ever get anywhere near middle TN will come to that LHS and hope to see you there. Keep up the great work, Sir, and thank you!!
Awesome! Let me know if you ever come this way!
Your right! The best were the stock mix blend of plastic and rubber tires, but I also really loved those white wheels on this car with the Amazon special tires. Those things didn’t slide too bad , but hooked up nice once straightened out! Educational comparison Troy! Kudos brother!👊🏼😃
Thank you!
Nice job on the video thanks for the info. Keep up the good work ✌
Thank Brent!
Grayson has a drift car on the way from adventure time rc. The fast and the furious Supra that Brent modified to hobby grade electronics. Should be a fun car .
Another great video Troy
Hope you have fun with it!
Well it tru Whot thay say tyers make a big difference in drifting looks so much fun going to look into buying one Whot is a good base line to start off with Troy your drifting knowledge will help me a lot Have a good day 🙏🙏
If you are thinking of getting into drifting, you need to start here:
ua-cam.com/video/BGLWGxusBvI/v-deo.html
Thanks Troy that video has helped a lot thank you for your advice on drifting 🙏🙏
im running a rubber tire up front and hard plastic out back to prevent understeer under deceleration, its a rwd but it helps out on the hard tile and wood i drive on.
Oh man! I have tried that and really didn't like it!
interesting drifting tests with the different tyres
*full watch🥸Au👍thumbs up*
Thank you Billy!
Cool car i also am running that one a lot.
Awesome!
Throw on a Protek RC Black label 170 sbl super high-speed drift servo and watch the transitions turn into butter. It's so insanely good.
I'm not sure the servo is an issue - but I am happy to try.
Can you help me? I just bought mine new yesterday and when I’m driving it the batterey only seems to last 15 minutes max before it cuts out and won’t drive due to low voltage protection. But that’s not even my problem I’ll turn it on be in the middle of a slide and the car will beep and stop the throttle but I can still turn the wheels. I have to wait until it reconnects to finish driving. Any ideas it’s not like it’s far away losing its signal
Hmm. Really interesting.
The running 15min is pretty normal for a nimh battery. A lipo will get you a lot more run time.
For the stopping part:
1) check that the ESC is in nimh mode, not lipo mode. There is a jumper you need to move. The manual shows you where.
2) when the car stops, check the ESC and receiver for lights. That will help guide your troubleshooting.
Nice 👍
Thanks!
Question sir. I'm about to buy this car along with 7 other friends so we can do racing league on a asphalt circle track. Can these cars race track circuits and circle tracks not just drift ?
Yes! That is a really fun idea!
I wish there was a rwd conversion kit for this car so I could.get one as an extra for new people when I go to the track
There are a couple 3D printed versions - but honestly, you will spend more making this car RWD than just buying a proper chassis.
What kind of motor you use for that rc on this video? Thanks
This is a full factory vehicle. It has a brushed motor system in it.
Hello from southeast alaska how's your day going bro
Good - thanks!
That's awesome bro. Enjoy your day bro
Yeah, the touring car tires are probably TOO rubbery/sticky of a compound.
Yep - they typically are. But are a blast if you don't want to drift.
any way to switch out those grippy tires for the drift ones on those white rims? im looking for white rims but drift tires for my redcat lightning
100% - actually a lot of different companies make white wheels for 1/10 touring/drift.
Here is a grouping from AMain. All of these will fit standard drift tires.
Wheels: alnk.to/dAmeh9L
Compatible tires: alnk.to/1XWdxl2
@@RoadsideRC hey thanks for the reply i was able to pickup some wheels and rims i wanted with your link!
@@agent5758 Glad to help!
@@RoadsideRC hey sorry but one more quick question. do you know the size of the lug nut for the wheels? or do you know a good small tool i can order to keep at my rc stuff so i dont have to keep digging through my other tools? i tried googling it and nothing comes up, thanks again RSRC
@@agent5758 Here you go!
ua-cam.com/video/LCayvJUXI7g/v-deo.htmlsi=1qb-nh72Y5CXXn8i
try with traxxas 7372 tire hard rubber!!!
Thanks for the suggestion!
I feel like I could get the handle of it with the rubbers 😂
Sure can!!! Just much higher speed!
@Roadside RC I think I'm gonna have to purchase this RC and I don't have doubts about the rubber wheels anymore, thanks!