Hi man on I have one of these cars and just what is your setup looks like it works pretty well was just wondering what kind of Camber do you have on front and rear if so could you give measurements I want to set my car up to do the same thing but been struggling with the setup any help would be very well appreciated all the best thanks MJs RCs 👍👍👍
You take out the drift screws? Sorry I can't understand that part would you mind telling me :D, also in the back is it the second hole from the inside?
I'm new to the rc drift scene and really to rc cars altogether so I was just wonder does the shock length matter? is a 55mm better then a 66mm? thanks for the awesome videos by the way.
+High5Jon more travel gives you more options. That being said if your run long shocks you'll need long springs etc. We run almost exclusively Yokomo Type C dampers on every car, they've been the most reliable and the smoothest of all the ones we've tried.
+Afro's RC Club aweosme!!! thanks for the info. I've looked on rcmarts website and can't find the yokomo type c dampers. is there another website or name that they would be on? I looked into the yeah Racing dampers(which look good for the price) but I'd much rather spend more and get better quality. thanks again
Thanks a lot for putting together this awsome and helpful video clips.It has helped me a lot with my setup on my 2.0 Yokomo SD.
wesley josias glad to hear it! we're glad we could help!
Hi man on I have one of these cars and just what is your setup looks like it works pretty well was just wondering what kind of Camber do you have on front and rear if so could you give measurements I want to set my car up to do the same thing but been struggling with the setup any help would be very well appreciated all the best thanks MJs RCs 👍👍👍
You take out the drift screws? Sorry I can't understand that part would you mind telling me :D, also in the back is it the second hole from the inside?
I'm new to the rc drift scene and really to rc cars altogether so I was just wonder does the shock length matter? is a 55mm better then a 66mm? thanks for the awesome videos by the way.
+High5Jon more travel gives you more options. That being said if your run long shocks you'll need long springs etc. We run almost exclusively Yokomo Type C dampers on every car, they've been the most reliable and the smoothest of all the ones we've tried.
+Afro's RC Club aweosme!!! thanks for the info. I've looked on rcmarts website and can't find the yokomo type c dampers. is there another website or name that they would be on? I looked into the yeah Racing dampers(which look good for the price) but I'd much rather spend more and get better quality. thanks again
+High5Jon the part number is D-015A, I've found them all over before. From RC Art to Banzi Hobbies to even amazon or ebay once in a while.
+Afro's RC Club thanks!!!
are the springs the same in front yokomo yellows ?
BillyP1390 hi i got green in front and yellow in the back