@ Jason Stryjski - www.amazon.com/Plano-Molding-5231-Double-Organizer/dp/B000HJ9514/ref=sr_1_cc_1?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1394085304&sr=1-1-catcorr&keywords=plano+5321
Thanks for the tips Jason, I got the lipo bag, a Plano tool box and made the tire cleaner. I also got a pit light and it came with a magnifying window to look through, it's pretty helpful. Next is the drill and calipers but these were awesome for a new driver like me. Thanks again!
Thank you very much for the videos. I raced pan cars in the early 90's and am just now getting back into it. Your videos have been tremendously educational. As I'm older now (much) my investment and research level are as well. I've tried watching other UA-cam videos on RC cars, but the vast majority may know their RC acumen, they sorely lack the personality to be facing a camera, let aloe talking into one. I've found your insight, experience, breadth of knowledge to be priceless. I've since spent several grand, and am confident that I've made some educated decisions/investments, based on the knowledge you've kindly shared. Keep it up, i've lots more to learn!
Bud I've just stumbled on to this channel, but I love it. I was mentored by SC guys back in the day due to rocking an 810, and you guys are a rare breed and some tenacious SOBs when it comes to racing. Great job again! You just earned another sub...
I personally use a round ice cube tray for all my hardware. I got the idea from my dad who is an electronics technician. It's nice because you can put all the little pieces and hardware in steps wile taking it apart and work in reverse as you put it back together. Simple, cheap and hard to beat.
Great Video! @5:13 I call it a clutch, many drills have the adjustable clutch on it to prevent stripping screws. Used to be your best friend before the new impact drivers today.
The yoga block car stand is genius. I used my knife and dremmel tool to create an indention to fit the chassis, about 1.5 inches deep in the top of the block, rather than cutting the block to fit the chassis--I tried it both ways (the blocks were 2 for 5 bucks) and with the block cut, it tends to move around, whereas where I cut into the block on the top and left the base alone, it is much more stable. Add stickers, and it looks like a factory stand (but it works better). Thanks for the idea!
Nice idea with the tire tub I gotta try that one. Another thing I found that works really good for a car stand especially 1/8 is those medium sized parts bins that they sell at home depot, menards, lowes, or probably even the dollar store...the ones that are stackable or attach to your pegboard just flip it over and it makes a good 1/8 buggy stand. I stickered it up and painted it and it looks like the ones you would buy from Jconcepts or some of the other plastic stands. All you need is some cupboard liner or rubber feet in the corners to keep the car from slipping. You can get real creative with it too like gluing magnets to the side to hold your odds and ends like drivers, screws,wrenches, or drill some holes in the top and use it as a shock stand.
For the tire cleaning tub I used a cheap container similar to yours from Walmart also found a 4" long scrub brush with no handle from there also. I used 100% silicone to attach scrub brush to plastic tub then while silicone was still fresh I ran 2 small screw thru the bottom into the plastic handle of brush to make sure it wouldn't go anywhere followed by putting silicone around screw head to make sure there is no leaks.
I've been racing for decades now and I still don't have a car stand, I just put my buggy on a couple buggy tires and they hold it right there easy to work on. I don't use nitrol fuel line clamps I just put little quarter inch nitro fuel line over the end then push them over the nipple areas on the fuel line to act as hose clamps. Fishing tackle boxes still work excellent as parts and tool storage for those racing on a shoestring or starting out.
You're videos are brilliant. I am getting back into RC racing after not having raced since the late 80s. I am getting an B64D, what tools would you recommend to set up my toolkit as I am starting from scratch?
Great videos. Off topic. I seen a video on the life of a racer. I don't remember who it was on. I just thought to ask you to see if you would know. Only thing I remember was his dad was the pit guy and he went to jail. Thanks keep the videos up
lowe's sells a great kobalt 1/4" handle for driver tips(like what fits in a drill). $5. comes with some small bits i never use bur the handle is nicer than anything rc specific ive ever seen.
Anybody that doesn't have a reamer, get one. I didn't think I'd ever use one but I end up using it all the time. way faster than having to pull out a drill and hook it up to make a nasty hole. bodys, chassis holes, tie rod ends, wing mount holes
jason... Kyosho says that some of those grease should be in a cooler or fridge(the 3gram boxes). Don't know why but i guess they know their stuff. Nice idea using a yoga mat btw. Thanks for the help :)
Hi Jason, what's happened to you mate,, I really loved your vids and looked foreword to seeing them. Have you stopped the RC stuff for some reason. Tommy
And this can be the best hauler bag for 1/8 & 1/10 RC cars and all your stuff: www.factorhobby.com/en/maxi-himoto-super-hauler-bag-rc-p-8-for-18--110-scale-rc-cars.html, and check the video of the unboxing on the site to see how easily you can mount it. (Web in ENG / SPA, & shipping worldwide)
Search online for tensor full spectrum light. Dont pay more than $25. Tensor used to sell them for $10 on their website. Places on amazon are trying to get $50. Thats a rip off
@ Jason Stryjski - www.amazon.com/Plano-Molding-5231-Double-Organizer/dp/B000HJ9514/ref=sr_1_cc_1?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1394085304&sr=1-1-catcorr&keywords=plano+5321
Thanks for the tips Jason, I got the lipo bag, a Plano tool box and made the tire cleaner. I also got a pit light and it came with a magnifying window to look through, it's pretty helpful. Next is the drill and calipers but these were awesome for a new driver like me. Thanks again!
Thank you very much for the videos. I raced pan cars in the early 90's and am just now getting back into it. Your videos have been tremendously educational. As I'm older now (much) my investment and research level are as well. I've tried watching other UA-cam videos on RC cars, but the vast majority may know their RC acumen, they sorely lack the personality to be facing a camera, let aloe talking into one. I've found your insight, experience, breadth of knowledge to be priceless. I've since spent several grand, and am confident that I've made some educated decisions/investments, based on the knowledge you've kindly shared. Keep it up, i've lots more to learn!
Bud I've just stumbled on to this channel, but I love it. I was mentored by SC guys back in the day due to rocking an 810, and you guys are a rare breed and some tenacious SOBs when it comes to racing. Great job again! You just earned another sub...
I personally use a round ice cube tray for all my hardware. I got the idea from my dad who is an electronics technician. It's nice because you can put all the little pieces and hardware in steps wile taking it apart and work in reverse as you put it back together. Simple, cheap and hard to beat.
Those yoga blocks are ace, the closed cell foam is good to make bumpers in touring cars
Im new to rc and frugal as well. I love your vids!! Been a great help!
Nice starter kit info and ideas. Thanks!
Great Video!
@5:13 I call it a clutch, many drills have the adjustable clutch on it to prevent stripping screws. Used to be your best friend before the new impact drivers today.
Very Cool Jason. I had a whole assortment of tools when I went Racing.
I used a plastic step stool for my 1/5 scale Modified. Your videos are great . Even though there not oval racing. I get ideas from your videos.
The yoga block car stand is genius. I used my knife and dremmel tool to create an indention to fit the chassis, about 1.5 inches deep in the top of the block, rather than cutting the block to fit the chassis--I tried it both ways (the blocks were 2 for 5 bucks) and with the block cut, it tends to move around, whereas where I cut into the block on the top and left the base alone, it is much more stable. Add stickers, and it looks like a factory stand (but it works better). Thanks for the idea!
I got my inexpensive caliper at Harbour Freight. Great tips, especially the yoga mat and the pit light.
I like your videos. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
dude. I was actually thinking of buying a set of Hudy race tools--you just saved me about 200 bucks. Thanks.
Nice video. Great explaining/talk and solutions. Subbed to your channel.
Love your channel!
Nice idea with the tire tub I gotta try that one.
Another thing I found that works really good for a car stand especially 1/8 is those medium sized parts bins that they sell at home depot, menards, lowes, or probably even the dollar store...the ones that are stackable or attach to your pegboard just flip it over and it makes a good 1/8 buggy stand. I stickered it up and painted it and it looks like the ones you would buy from Jconcepts or some of the other plastic stands. All you need is some cupboard liner or rubber feet in the corners to keep the car from slipping. You can get real creative with it too like gluing magnets to the side to hold your odds and ends like drivers, screws,wrenches, or drill some holes in the top and use it as a shock stand.
sweet man, great info. Keep the great vids coming :-)
Like your videos and would like to see one about your r/c room. very cool idea for a r/c/hobby room for a man cave.
I really like this channel! Subbed
Thanks for the video super helpful. Quickq question what all do you use the grease for and how often?
For the tire cleaning tub I used a cheap container similar to yours from Walmart also found a 4" long scrub brush with no handle from there also. I used 100% silicone to attach scrub brush to plastic tub then while silicone was still fresh I ran 2 small screw thru the bottom into the plastic handle of brush to make sure it wouldn't go anywhere followed by putting silicone around screw head to make sure there is no leaks.
I've been racing for decades now and I still don't have a car stand, I just put my buggy on a couple buggy tires and they hold it right there easy to work on.
I don't use nitrol fuel line clamps I just put little quarter inch nitro fuel line over the end then push them over the nipple areas on the fuel line to act as hose clamps.
Fishing tackle boxes still work excellent as parts and tool storage for those racing on a shoestring or starting out.
Really good tips. Keep up with that 👍👍👍👍
You're videos are brilliant. I am getting back into RC racing after not having raced since the late 80s. I am getting an B64D, what tools would you recommend to set up my toolkit as I am starting from scratch?
Thanks, great tips.
Great videos. Off topic. I seen a video on the life of a racer. I don't remember who it was on. I just thought to ask you to see if you would know. Only thing I remember was his dad was the pit guy and he went to jail.
Thanks keep the videos up
Great information. Thanks
Old Video, but invaluable information!!! Just went in my "Tips and Tricks" section!
Good video an tips thank you.
lowe's sells a great kobalt 1/4" handle for driver tips(like what fits in a drill). $5. comes with some small bits i never use bur the handle is nicer than anything rc specific ive ever seen.
Extremely helpful
thanks for the video, im out of sterling IL
my ryobi tek4 driver is 8 years old been taken apart countless times, speed select is broken and missing. but still works like a champ lol
Anybody that doesn't have a reamer, get one. I didn't think I'd ever use one but I end up using it all the time. way faster than having to pull out a drill and hook it up to make a nasty hole. bodys, chassis holes, tie rod ends, wing mount holes
jason... Kyosho says that some of those grease should be in a cooler or fridge(the 3gram boxes). Don't know why but i guess they know their stuff. Nice idea using a yoga mat btw. Thanks for the help :)
Thanks! Instead of saying " you're the man!" I'll say " yoga man!" 😂
50 bucks for a screw tray...I know you mentioned the cheaper versions, but that made me chuckle haha.
Can you do a review of the exceed rc rally monster nitro please it I would be very helpful for me because I am looking to buy it
Hey Jason, Do you know the brand of the plano case you have I'm looking to get something like that. I really like that idea thanks
Hi Jason, what's happened to you mate,, I really loved your vids and looked foreword to seeing them.
Have you stopped the RC stuff for some reason.
Tommy
you used to like in lake in the hills illinois? My friend lives there and we always go to hobbytown usa, have you ever been there?
can you reveiw the EB48SL?
My girlfriend got a ton of tire tubs lol in cup board great video gonna get a ryobi driver tomorrow :-) :-) :-) :-) :-)
What's the part number for the Plano box?
How to use that tire tub?
yeah the 101th like comes from me! ;-)
How much did you pay for that pit mat you use? I Kid I Kid, thanks for the information.
what are the mats for
Those are some great ideas to keep the racing cost down ! we all know rc is already spendy !
What is the tire box for? New to racing and was wondering thanks mike
Cleaning tires. I use Mr. Clean w/Febreeze and water for a detergent.
Fish tackle box!
Just bought one of those to put all my crappie jigs in. Coming across this use for it I didn't even think about.
I got a brand new Thunder Tiger EB4 S2.5 Pro for €200.
mmmmm.
yoga mat yoga block
are you sure you don't do yoga ...
just kidding great suggestions.
Hey I'm a little late to the video but I guess "I'm the man" because that quote is from duck dynasty, literally the best show in the world!!!
Jacob Burgoni oh i thought it was Ron Swanson
RebelRedShirt _ oh maybe so but it was on duck dynasty too
Jacob Burgoni _i might be wrong. not sure
Had an idea to slightly improve the yoga block car stand.
ua-cam.com/video/JrJV8tPpMKQ/v-deo.html
Does it have to be shoo goo for the tire tube
No everything that glues and is waterproof will work
And this can be the best hauler bag for 1/8 & 1/10 RC cars and all your stuff:
www.factorhobby.com/en/maxi-himoto-super-hauler-bag-rc-p-8-for-18--110-scale-rc-cars.html, and check the video of the unboxing on the site to see how easily you can mount it. (Web in ENG / SPA, & shipping worldwide)
Could you link that pit light?
Search online for tensor full spectrum light. Dont pay more than $25. Tensor used to sell them for $10 on their website. Places on amazon are trying to get $50. Thats a rip off
what car is that its badass
Team Associated B4.2
Hey Jason how can I find you on Facebook?
Or can it be something else
+Erik theGoProFanatic shoe goo held for two years then brush fell off...now i use two screws and orings
ShortCourseWorld is that t.v. show king of the hill?
sweet man, great info. Keep the great vids coming :-)