Modified Rastar 1/18 Ferrari F1-75
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2023
- First modification of the newer Rastar F1 Rc cars. Comparison to a Rastar F138 that was modified a few years ago.
Hopefully I’ll modify some of the other newer versions soon.
Link to speed test of 1/12 F138 • Rastar 1/12 F138 Modif...
Link to speed test of 1/18 F138 • Modified Rastar 1:18 F... - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Awesome looking F1 RC's. Thanks for showing the inner workings of the cars. There isn't much room to work with in this car but you did a great job. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the comment. It was fun to add performance to these neat F1 RCs. Hopefully I’ll do more in the future.
Would you consider please making a video guide on how you did these mods. I’m very keen to do this especially the remote so that I have analog steering and control but my son and I are both fairly novice at electronics.
The speed difference is really noticeable in this video, as is the overall handling when you have proper fully proportional controls. The integration of the steering servo looks a little tricky on the F1 chassis (not as easy as other road cars) but I suppose it is slightly easier on the 1:12 scale versions due to extra space.
Thanks for the comment. I initially just did a power modification (2S Lipo) to stock version. Went about 9mph. Drove okay with original controller. Much better with full modification. Yeah, the servo was not pretty, but works well. I plan to modify the 1:12 version soon. Probably similar to F138. The larger one should be easier.
@@2005silver I reckon the 1:12 scale car will run well when modified due to its size. It is interesting to see the newer F1 cars next to the older version. It really shows how much they have evolved style wise.
@@BlackSeaRCI think the newer 1/12 version should handle better due to a longer and wider wheelbase. The newer 1/18 version is more stable than the 1/18 F138. The older larger F138 version is also easier to spin out. Hopefully I’ll find time to modify soon.
Like the new FMS monster trucks with the two speed transmission with a high-speed motor can do 11 to 13 miles an hour in that scale.
Hola,solo con cambiar la bateria,es decir,lo mas basico,colocar una terminal compatible con el de una Lipo en los contactos de las "baterias" originales y ya? o necesito alguna placa especial para que no se queme el circuito electronico original?
Gracias por responder
I originally did that and it does work up to a 2S Lipo. Was faster (about 9mph), but a little harder to control. I tried a 3S Lipo and it burned out the stock circuit board.
I believe you could modify that it's not too small look at 1/24 scale crawlers. And you should have put all 3.7 v batteries in there
I did try more 3.7v batteries, but the stock electronics didn’t like the extra voltage. Wouldn’t run correctly. As far as a full modification, the electronics I usually use for smaller RCs were still too big. Plus my old eyes and fingers make it hard to work on really small things 😂
Same mod of servo por 1/12???
I’ve not tried modifying yet. However, there’s a link in the description to a speed test video that shows the 1/12 F138 modification.
can do do the 1/12 scale f1-75 Ferrari brushless conversion please as I want to buy one and make it faster but brushed too slow 😂
It’s on my to do list, along with many others. Recently got the Red Bull version so one more. 🤪 Here’s a link to the older Ferrari F138 version I did modify a while ago. th-cam.com/video/rwkIRvo7kos/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fsmYUegx6N4FI2a9
Hey, my son and i are looking to mod the same car. Is there any chance you couls share the part numbers you used?
The servo, battery and better motor are from the Wltoys K989. Servo part # k989-58, motor k989-06, battery is a 400 mah. The esc is a 30amp mini brushed esc. The controller and receiver were from a Hobby Grade Rc I have. The parts can be found online such as EBay or Ali Express. The stock motor isn’t too much slower so replacing could be optional. Might also need some red JST connectors. Hope this helps.
@@2005silver thank you! Really appreciate it
hey i'm wondering can i change the motor to brushless?
is the 1:12 version has the same motor?
You could use a brushless motor, but it might stress the gearbox so be careful.
@@kebogwanteng17 The 1:12 version uses a 370 size brushed motor. A 2430 size brushless motor is comparable.
@@2005silver is there a place where i can buy a metal gear?
Why do you like tacon on so much?
I like the “Tacon” brand RCs because they run great out of the box and the quality is good. The Tacon is basically a rebranded Lc Racing item. Also, when I bought the models I have (Rally car, short course truck and on road car) they were on sale at a good price.
I like using the controllers and receivers for my projects. The controller has reverse channel functions and duel rates for the throttle and steering. The receiver is smaller so easier to fit. Plus the controller has good range and decent precision.