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As far as I know, there is no EPA setting for this gyro (cmiiw). If the left and right not balance, you can re-adjust the servo horn position combine with steering trim. Usually after installing a gyro, I re-adjust the servo horn position. First, remove the horn, turn on electronic, make sure steering trim at center, then install the servo horn, then do adjustment if needed.

We don't need to buy more ball heads because we convert it to monoshock.

@@kuikmix Thank alot <3

Glad you liked it!

Kalau mau link produknya ada di channel Indo bro, yang seri RC QD udah lengkap / udah selesai. Ini playlist di channel @kuiktip : th-cam.com/play/PLhnvImqLDa1FLpZlUmucyq2ksJnpbpKIA.html&si=mQJ_UQoeFI6Oi3G_

Thanks for the tips 👍

Many thanks!

Thanks for the suggestion! Actually, many people have already asked me to cover LDRC. Maybe I’ll do it when I have more time (and when I own one).

Hope to see this covered by you and please when ready get their latest model 1804 which is a lot better than what expected. Thank you

Hope to see this covered by you and please when ready get their latest model 1804 which is a lot better than what expected. Thank you

Glad you liked it!

I'm not sure, but if they pay attention to what customers want, I think they should make it.

@kuikmix would you recommend ldrc rwd drfts cars?

I've never had one, but many people are quite satisfied with the LDRC drift cars.

@kuikmix thanks, I'll maybe get one. God bless you :)

God bless you too bro 🙏

Yes, it's a common problem. I already mentioned it in my review video. My simple solution is just to use it, and after a while, it will get better. However, we can also do a few things to 'loosen' it faster. You can search Beaver's Hobby channel on TH-cam for tips fixing this issue and many other tips on WL Toys 1/28.

I buy it at local online store in Indonesia and they don't do export. You might try to find it on AliExpress or something similar

@kuikmix UMM THANKS FOR ANSWER BUT IM FROM INDIA 😍

Wow. Thanks mate! But I think I prefer to change the TX / Transmitter than buying anothe WLToys Receiver 😅

Which model? For the 281431 is open diff. For the other models, watch the video, I already explain it,

@@kuikmix ok thanks for the answer, my question was about the 284131.

The term "affordable" has a rather broad meaning. For medium to high price ranges, I recommend the FlySky Noble series. For options under $100, I suggest getting a transmitter with a screen, such as the Radiolink RC4GS/RC6GS or other brands in the same price range that have a screen-these should be good enough. If you're looking for something cheaper and without a screen, you can go with DumboRC or similar. But if you mean buying only the receiver while using the stock WL Toys transmitter, I personally haven't tried that and would prefer to replace the transmitter altogether. As for the binding process with a WL Toys receiver, I haven't tried it either. It’s possible that the method is the same as with most receivers, which is pressing and holding the bind button. The process of binding the receiver to the transmitter can vary between brands. If you buy a new set, the transmitter and receiver are usually pre-bound. But if not, the typical binding process involves turning on the transmitter, then turning on the receiver (after it's connected to the ESC and battery), pressing and holding the receiver’s bind button until the light flashes quickly (usually you'll need a small screwdriver to press the bind button), then releasing the button and waiting for the binding process to finish.

It depends on the budget, of course. If money is not an issue, the Flysky Noble is great. For a more budget-friendly option, any transmitter with a screen is recommended, such as the Radiolink RC4GS or RC6GS. However, if the budget is tight, I think any RC car transmitter will do. But I suggest buying a brand and model where we can purchase the receiver separately (if they sold the micro receiver is better). This way, it's easier if you want to buy an additional receiver in case you have more than one RC

You need to make sure the servo horn is at center when you install it. Remove the servo horn, make sure the dumbo RC steering trim is at center then install the servo horn again.

Thanks bro

Unfortunately, I bought it in Indonesia, and it's not sold overseas. I'm sure it's available somewhere else, but I haven't found it yet. You might try changing the search keywords. Or try ask in WlToys forum. In case you still can't find it, you may need to make it yourself. You will need to buy a '4-pin JST ZH 1.5mm connector' and two JR/Futaba servo connectors for the ends.

Thx 4 answering! Hope i‘ll find them. Can u help me again? I connected the gyro and it doesn’t steer on the right unless I turn the steering trim fully to the left. What can be the issue?

Sorry, I just missed your reply (it's easier to notice if you write a new comment instead of replying). About your question, after installing a gyro, you might need to adjust the servo horn again. Remove the servo horn, set the steering trim to 0, turn on the electronics, and then reinstall the servo horn. Hope it works!

I cut the ball head screw so it sits lower (see the short update video in the description). I can still use the stock body just fine, as you can see in my other videos. For example, in this video: th-cam.com/video/ZnSnHN3VKT0/w-d-xo.html

Make sure the steering link rod is in the correct position. The front and back of the steering link are not the same; they are different. You might have accidentally flipped the front and back. Or maybe you need to tighten the servo horn onto the servo. Fyi, if you use bigger servo, you can easily adjust the servo position as in this video: th-cam.com/video/X8ltmc2TKEE/w-d-xo.html

Wow, thanks, bro! I'm glad it worked for you, and thanks for the tips! :)

It depends on your wheels offset. The wheels might be scrubbing against something; for example, they could be touching the suspension notch on the lower arm. You may need to trim it or make it even. The point is to pay attention to whether the wheels are touching anything.

Thank you so much 😊

Thank you! Cheers!

Yes. It already give you plenty steering angle.

1. I'm not ruining my car; it drifts okay. 2. This video is for those who don’t want to buy parts or 3D print them themselves. 3. In my country, for the same price as the AXCWA V2, I can get a full 3D-printed chassis and parts from front to rear with high mount motor + better gear ratio. So, if I have to choose, I would choose to buy the full 3D-printed parts instead of just the front part of the AXCWA V2. 4. For some people, it’s fun to modify and tinker with their RC cars themselves. But it’s your car, so it’s your choice bro :)

Welcome and thank you 🙏

Thanks to a "pignon extractor for Rc" bought on Amazon, 8€, otherwise it's impossibile. Than you can take a pignon from a mini4wd, we all have one of that 90's somewhere 😅

@@matteomanera9467 i got one of them extractors it just breaks motor >.> and pinion is still on T.T i really wish it had a grub screw.

had to buy spare parts from WLtoys distributor to fix.... full motor mount with 130 motor and pin ion attached

Yup, it's really hard indeed. Here's what I did: th-cam.com/video/ZnSnHN3VKT0/w-d-xo.html

My pleasure 🙏

He he bener bro

I did not experience this; both of my tires remain in contact with the surface when turning left and right. Try adjusting the servo position to ensure it is balanced when turning left and right. Even a small difference can have a significant impact, as I mention in the video.

It will help, but not as much as changing to a slower gear ratio, which will give you a wider power bandwidth that will give you better control.

A sensored brushless motor with a low KV rating (turn) or the same speed as a brushed motor will give you better control. At least, this is what I’ve experienced with 1/10 RC drift. However, I haven’t tried a brushless motor yet in 1/28 scale.

I really want to see someone drift with a 2WD RC using drift tires on a hard, smooth, and slippery surface such as tile. Can you show me? Since TH-cam sometimes blocks links in comments, if you CAN show me how to do it, you could upload it to your channel. I’m already subscribed to your channel. I'll wait :) Edit: without a gyro, of course

Without gyro.. I don't think so.. Maybe that kids are using 4wd format.. Because 4wd drifting is easier than rwd drifting for rc car.. Which is can be done without any gyro..

Yeah, I'm 100% sure he's never tried drifting a 2WD with drift tires on a slippery surface.

Which part is not correct? Can you elaborate more? I might learn something new

@@kuikmix Changing FDR indeed help you reducing the speed or maintaining throttle control. Adjusting the ackerman is more important than FDR. Surface and tires also matter. Many people just go straight to the floor and that's not good. Proper set up, surface, tires are the most important thing that people need to remember. What you did is good. You will eventually learn the next step.

I agree with you. I'm not saying that what I mention in this video is the only cause. I'm just saying that it might be one of the causes. I made this video in the context of an 'on a budget' WL Toys 1/28 modification, where we can't change the ackerman, camber, and caster (without further modifications). Thanks for your comment; it will raise awareness for beginners about other things they should pay attention to. Note: Actually, I made a video about Ackerman, etc., two years ago on my Indonesian channel @kuiktip : th-cam.com/video/deSYapgAW7g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mqJ6KRQmp0l_MF_3

@@kuikmix Yeuh, saya komen di sana aja mestinya. Awkwkwkwkw...

Lah gan wkwkwkw

Have fun!

But it can drift better than the stock. You can see it in this video: th-cam.com/video/bGU3Vo8xThY/w-d-xo.html Or do you have better idea?

Then WL Toys is a much cheaper alternative. My channel’s goal is to help everybody have fun at the lowest cost possible 😁

u don't have to buy the most end parts chief

Thanks :)

Thank you :)

Thank you :)

Glad it work for you 👍

Glad it helped!

Thanks :)

So far, so good. But of course, there's always a risk with any modification, so proceed at your own risk. You might want to wait until this video series is complete, as I might discover some updates. Fyi, you can view some drift scenes on newer videos (link is on description).

So, you just want to install the gyro to your new wl toys or you also want to convert it to 2wd? Just a friendly reminder:: 2WD drift is more agile and harder to control. I suggest that you get used to 4WD drifting first. If you find it too sluggish, you can then try 2WD drifting. However, if you struggle to control the car even with 4WD, it will be even harder with 2WD. Of course, if you have experience with RWD drifting, there won't be a problem for you.

@@kuikmix well im a newbie in the rc car world and i want to got into the entire process of tinkering and moding. like to learn and get better at it. cause i would love to go more into it and make it some great pass time. also i m very interesting into drifting, and going into learning it also. so of course before starting moding and or upgrading the 284131, i will try with the stock version for sure!

Got it. Have fun!

​@@kuikmixI sure will! Juste received the RC car today it's a blast , I was expecting something less great if I m honest. Thanks again for the video and futur videos 😁👍