what did you settle on for gyro gain? Also one undocumented feature I saw on a random site is that you can now also save the steering trim: Memory Function Setup: After pairing, adjust the vehicle’s direction travel slightly. Turn off the remote control first, wait for the vehicle's light to flash, then turn off the vehicle to complete the memory function setup.
Thanks for reminding me, I remember you said that and I just forgot to mention it in the video so I will pin your comment for people to see. So far I haven't settled on a certain percent for drifting since I feel like different settings are good depending on what way you wanna drift, for example: 40-70% seems good for tight circles and whipping the backend around for quick directional change. 70-100% seems to work better for bigger sweeping drifts, larger controlled circles It kind of drifts similar to my AWD Mini-Z which is much different than say my RWD K969 with max steering. I plan on modding one to be RWD and will do my best to increase the steering angle to see how it performs with that setup over AWD since I prefer RWD.
I'm glad I'm watching this video because I bought the gyro version after your initial video but before the official gyro version video and was scared I'd be receiving a worse rc car than the original
Yea luckily it's actually pretty good, you never know with these cheap gyros they throw on these cars if they are gonna suck or not. This one is good enough to where spending the extra money for an aftermarket gyro is really not needed now. Glad I could help you out and put your mind at ease that you didn't waste your money lol
Thanks for the great video, really informative! If you really really had to say, without factoring in price, only driving and drift quality, which would you take between the dasmikro v5 and built in gyro version?
Well there's a few things I would factor in to answer that. I would say the DasMikro V5 is a better gyro than the built in one but the convenience of the knob on the radio of the gyro version is nice and is still a good gyro for what it is. What's nice with the DasMikro gyro though is I can still use it if I want to upgrade the electronics on the car to my own receiver and esc set up and also I can take the DasMikro off and throw it on a different car for a bit and put it back on whenever I want so for someone with multiple cars I test and run it's nice I can swap the gyro back and forth without needed to buy a bunch more gyros.
Yea that's basically what I'm gonna do to one of them and see how it comes out, I'm curious to see how they perform with RWD setup. Getting more angle is also on my to do list but it's going to be a full rebuild mod up front to get what I'm looking for. Good luck with yours and I'll make videos eventually on how mine came out once I get around to it.
Dude have you looked for front drive cups or dog bone replacements... been on the hunt basically no luck.. might have to custom 😑woo.. These cars are dope!
Damn that sucks you broke one man, no I haven't seen any replacement parts for anything on the car yet. Hopefully they will start making them available soon, I wouldn't might getting some extras so I can start modding without worrying about ruining the car if I mess something up. If I find anything online I'll let you know.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV naw didn't break.. there fine... alittle looser... now.. 🤣😬 but fine.... just tighting this thing up.. doing front end work ... been playing with using baring on the axels and inside the wheel rims.. rubber on the front and backend for suspension... gona go to 2x3x5 mm springs on the front ... I got a lazy spring on the front left and loose on the right... woo ..but it's 😎 ... cars still so much fun... I wish 1 43 had a pro bracket or atlest support.. 1 28 is about the line... although I have found a 1/35-38 thing on ali that has parts .. in metal awd and diff cups... fun fact... I'll get the info and drop it back here later or next vid u make which ever is first...✌
@@adamross4774 Gotcha man, sounds like you are doing some good work so far. I've been looking at random stuff around that size too on AliExpress. If I find anything worth while I'll let you know and if you find anything keep me updated, I appreciate it bro.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV 1/35 RTX has full metal internals and gears and diff cups and drivie pins. has super small ball front drive hubs.. looks like a 4 mm hex on the cup so the drive pin should only have to be squared up and should work but there's replacement and the axels come in different sizes! 🤘this is it!
@@adamross4774 I saw those, wasn't sure if the parts would be a good alternative or not to swap out on these cars since it's a crawler but the metal gear servo on them definitely looks like a good replacement. Might have to give it shot eventually, they are pretty pricey though so if they don't work that would suck lol
To be honest I haven't really timed it but probably 20 to 30min run time on full power and around 30 min to and hour to charge depending on your charging block
i think it will be nice if you're make some 3d printed for the front steering angle..and rear suspension..it's will become insane..good video..i have 2 model 1/43 drift car,this 1st batch jiabaile and one more is baby shuricane,carbon adjustable case and use a diecast bodyshell,rwd also have a gyro..the model is almost handmade by someone tuner from indonesia..i bought from fb cost about 100 dollars,the drift performance is insane..worth for money..and i want this new jiabaile also for my collection
I do have plans to do that for the LDRC after I get these tips and stock mods videos out of the way first. I've seen those custom 1/43 cars for the diecast like the ADS Cricket and the Shurican. They do look good. I have have some ideas to do my own version so I can fit any diecast body I want but it will be a few months before I can get that up and running.
nice video! i'd like to buy that rc 2~3 and have a race with friends , but im curious that is it available to use 2~3cars simultaneously in the same area with out confuse. Or is there a way to adjust the frequency by myself
Well at this size, nothing else at the moment. I've looked around but if you want something bigger around the same price that drifts well then there is the LDRC 1/18 scale drift cars that are really good for around 40 to 60 bucks.
Yea that would be nice if they made some more bodies that we could swap out on the chassis. There are a few 1/43 scale model diecast bodies I want to see if I can make fit I'm just worried the metal diecast will be too heavy for the motor to handle.
Hello sir, good job and thank you for your really informative video! I would like to buy one of these (of course V2 version with gyro), but I really don't know which one to choose. I am deciding between a Porsche and a BMW, but I don't know, which one is beter for drifting. Can you please help me? Is the Porsche a better choice for drifting because of the bigger wheels? I like more BMW, but drifting performance is more important for me then beauty. What is your choice with your experience with this RC cars in this case? Thank you very much for your reply.
You're welcome, surprisingly it doesn't really seem to matter too much either way. The BMW drifts really well for the smaller wheels and since they are AWD the symmetry between the front and back tires having the same size works for the little cars. Now I don't have the version of the Porsche with the built in gyro so it's hard to compare exactly since the external DasMikro gyro I was running on it performs a little bit different so it's hard for me to say that the bigger tires are better like I originally thought they would be. If you were going to use them for racing I think the bigger wheels on the Porsche give it an advantage for grip and control on a race track over the smaller wheels but when it comes to drifting I don't think the bigger wheels really give that much of a performance boost over the smaller wheels in terms of drifting. So I guess it comes down to your preference on which body looks better to you in the end, I hope that helps.
@@AirToGroundRCFPVThank you for your answer, it was really helpful. So you don't have the Porsche at now? Because I have another 2 question :) How long is the wheelbase? It is same in both car right? And is possible for you to measure the dimension of wheels (tires)? I mean diameter and width. It is important for my opened project of another 1/43 BMW with alloy body, which is unfortunately with racing soft rubber tires. On aliexpress is possible to order some spare parts for Jiabaile RC car, including tires or complet wheels.
@@dandobrovic5529 Yea I took the gyro off the Porsche and it's on the Skyline at the moment. I swap it around between them. All four cars have a 64mm wheelbase. The wheels on the Porsche have a 17mm diameter, the front wheels are 5.5mm wide and the rear are 7mm wide. The other cars have 14mm diameter wheels and are all about 5mm wide. I haven't seen spare wheels available yet on Ali but they will probably be available hopefully soon.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV thank you very much for your answer, you are so kind. I don't know where are you from, but maybe it is important, because they offer on aliexpress for this Jiabaile little RC cars some spare parts. Which are possible to order to Europe. Like: car shells, car chassis, servo, mainboard, wheel hub, tires, etc. By the way, I just ordered a BMW. Thanks for helping me decide 😊
@@dandobrovic5529 No problem. I'm in the US and haven't really checked for spare parts in awhile but if they don't have any up yet it's probably only a matter of time soon if you are seeing them available.
You're telling me bro. It's really annoying they didn't fix that when they made this gyro version. I don't feel like modding something that should already be a stock feature. They could have added the same front suspension in the rear, they are just lazy and want to save money and work it seems unfortunately.
@@albertdelbosco9686 Yea maybe somebody is working on that right now. When I get time I'll see what I can come up with it just be awhile before I can get started on that project.
No I didn't actually. the Porsche and Skyline have have bigger diode leds for headlights while the BMW and Mustang have tiny leds under the board for headlights.
The Porsche body is bigger than the other three so I dont think you can because of the wheels. The wheels might rub and stick out of the wheel wells and I know for sure the headlight diodes on the Porsche electronics will interfere with the bmw since the bmw had tiny leds on its electronics so you won't have the clearance. The bmw and mustang can be swapped no problem but the Skyline and Porsche have different headlights that are bigger. I will do a video on all of this eventually as well.
Most gyros will work as long as you have the connectors to connect to the main board. Some come with ones close enough to fit like the dasmikro and others you may need to get adapters or cut and solder your own. Now I don't know how good the TLY01 gyro is so I can't tell you if it's good for sure but usually you get what you pay for. What makes the dasmikro gyro stand out is it's really good for its price where it's almost as good as the gyros twice its price. Many people have tested the dasmikro and usually don't have any complaints so it really comes down to whether you wanna take a chance on something else a little cheaper or go with the dasmikro v5. I'm not gonna tell you how to spend your money so just do some research on each gyro and see what looks best for you.
These are much better than the Turbo Racing in overall performance but can't drive on a computer desk like the Turbo Racing can so it depends on where you wanna drive them I guess.
Yes, its better than the original without it and if you don't want to go through the hassle of adding your own gyro, then the one that comes with a gyro will work just fine.
The power to weight ratio can be really high with these little RC cars so a gyro can help stabilize the car and maintain a steady angle while drifting around to keep it from constantly spinning out. It also can help keep it under control on straightaways and turns while racing.
I talk about this in my last video where I disassemble them. You can take the front diff out and make it RWD but it will make it harder to control, some people have tried already if you read some of the comments they mention it there. I will try my own set up eventually and see what I can come up with.
@ I have received mine, i put Some weight in it across The bodywork on The Inside now it slides nicer because it has more weight to throw in The curve. Now 68 grams instead of 46grams (The bmw)
Well without it for drifting the car spins out extremely easy so turning it on stabilizes the car so drifting is much smoother and more controlled. I demonstrated this towards the end of the video. For racing it can also help keep the car straight on straightaways at full speed while also helps keep it under control on turns.
these are a rip off now they are only worth 25.00 the quality isnt that great to much hype but its your money to burn lol over priced aliexpress chinese junk.only worth 25.00 no matter gyro or not.thanks for the video no sale for me
Ok no one is forcing you to buy anything so if you're not interested then no big deal. Try looking around the internet for something else that you do like but good luck finding something this small or anything RC related for that matter that's not made in China. I just don't know why you are wasting your time watching my videos if you want nothing to do with this RC car and then telling anyone that wants to get one they are wasting their money. Honestly I would like to know what other RC cars are similar to this that is worth the money to you that is not made in China, Link them in the comments here:
what did you settle on for gyro gain?
Also one undocumented feature I saw on a random site is that you can now also save the steering trim:
Memory Function Setup: After pairing, adjust the vehicle’s direction travel slightly. Turn off the remote control first, wait for the vehicle's light to flash, then turn off the vehicle to complete the memory function setup.
Thanks for reminding me, I remember you said that and I just forgot to mention it in the video so I will pin your comment for people to see.
So far I haven't settled on a certain percent for drifting since I feel like different settings are good depending on what way you wanna drift, for example:
40-70% seems good for tight circles and whipping the backend around for quick directional change.
70-100% seems to work better for bigger sweeping drifts, larger controlled circles
It kind of drifts similar to my AWD Mini-Z which is much different than say my RWD K969 with max steering. I plan on modding one to be RWD and will do my best to increase the steering angle to see how it performs with that setup over AWD since I prefer RWD.
Does this "Memory function" work on the non-gyro version as well?
@@just.jose.youtubeno unfortunately you have to apply trim every time you turn on
@@itsjase92 😭😭😭 thanks for the answer! 🙂 Yeah, 3-4 clicks, it's almost second nature now. 😅
@@just.jose.youtube Mine is the same, I tried manually adjusting the servo arm but now its just 4 clicks in the opposite directon :D
Finally they add a gyro but they don't take the time to add rear suspension of course, great video by the way 👍
Right? The rear suspension should have been addressed when they added the gyro but they went the cheaper route unfortunately. Thanks man.
steering angle sucks to this rc
@@RenGo-e8q Yea it does, I'm gonna try to modify that soon to get more angle
I'm glad I'm watching this video because I bought the gyro version after your initial video but before the official gyro version video and was scared I'd be receiving a worse rc car than the original
Yea luckily it's actually pretty good, you never know with these cheap gyros they throw on these cars if they are gonna suck or not. This one is good enough to where spending the extra money for an aftermarket gyro is really not needed now. Glad I could help you out and put your mind at ease that you didn't waste your money lol
Nice content. Looking forwards to your upcoming videos.
Thanks man, I appreciate it. I have multiple cars I'm working on so I have many more videos to drop soon.
Cool little cars!
Thank you!
Thanks for the great video, really informative! If you really really had to say, without factoring in price, only driving and drift quality, which would you take between the dasmikro v5 and built in gyro version?
Well there's a few things I would factor in to answer that. I would say the DasMikro V5 is a better gyro than the built in one but the convenience of the knob on the radio of the gyro version is nice and is still a good gyro for what it is. What's nice with the DasMikro gyro though is I can still use it if I want to upgrade the electronics on the car to my own receiver and esc set up and also I can take the DasMikro off and throw it on a different car for a bit and put it back on whenever I want so for someone with multiple cars I test and run it's nice I can swap the gyro back and forth without needed to buy a bunch more gyros.
might pick one of these up and try and rwd swap it now that they have gyro. gotta figure out how i can get more angle though.
Yea that's basically what I'm gonna do to one of them and see how it comes out, I'm curious to see how they perform with RWD setup. Getting more angle is also on my to do list but it's going to be a full rebuild mod up front to get what I'm looking for. Good luck with yours and I'll make videos eventually on how mine came out once I get around to it.
Dude have you looked for front drive cups or dog bone replacements... been on the hunt basically no luck.. might have to custom 😑woo..
These cars are dope!
Damn that sucks you broke one man, no I haven't seen any replacement parts for anything on the car yet. Hopefully they will start making them available soon, I wouldn't might getting some extras so I can start modding without worrying about ruining the car if I mess something up. If I find anything online I'll let you know.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV naw didn't break.. there fine... alittle looser... now.. 🤣😬 but fine.... just tighting this thing up.. doing front end work ... been playing with using baring on the axels and inside the wheel rims.. rubber on the front and backend for suspension... gona go to 2x3x5 mm springs on the front ... I got a lazy spring on the front left and loose on the right... woo ..but it's 😎 ... cars still so much fun...
I wish 1 43 had a pro bracket or atlest support.. 1 28 is about the line... although I have found a 1/35-38 thing on ali that has parts .. in metal awd and diff cups... fun fact... I'll get the info and drop it back here later or next vid u make which ever is first...✌
@@adamross4774 Gotcha man, sounds like you are doing some good work so far. I've been looking at random stuff around that size too on AliExpress. If I find anything worth while I'll let you know and if you find anything keep me updated, I appreciate it bro.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV 1/35 RTX has full metal internals and gears and diff cups and drivie pins.
has super small ball front drive hubs.. looks like a 4 mm hex on the cup so the drive pin should only have to be squared up and should work but there's replacement and the axels come in different sizes! 🤘this is it!
@@adamross4774 I saw those, wasn't sure if the parts would be a good alternative or not to swap out on these cars since it's a crawler but the metal gear servo on them definitely looks like a good replacement. Might have to give it shot eventually, they are pretty pricey though so if they don't work that would suck lol
Great video! Do you know how long does the battery last on new version with the gyro and how long does it take to charge?
To be honest I haven't really timed it but probably 20 to 30min run time on full power and around 30 min to and hour to charge depending on your charging block
i think it will be nice if you're make some 3d printed for the front steering angle..and rear suspension..it's will become insane..good video..i have 2 model 1/43 drift car,this 1st batch jiabaile and one more is baby shuricane,carbon adjustable case and use a diecast bodyshell,rwd also have a gyro..the model is almost handmade by someone tuner from indonesia..i bought from fb cost about 100 dollars,the drift performance is insane..worth for money..and i want this new jiabaile also for my collection
I do have plans to do that for the LDRC after I get these tips and stock mods videos out of the way first. I've seen those custom 1/43 cars for the diecast like the ADS Cricket and the Shurican. They do look good. I have have some ideas to do my own version so I can fit any diecast body I want but it will be a few months before I can get that up and running.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV please update soon more video like this,thumbs up for u
@@2twangi872 Thanks man will do, I'll share everything once I figure it all out.
steering angle sucks
nice video! i'd like to buy that rc 2~3 and have a race with friends , but im curious that is it available to use 2~3cars simultaneously in the same area with out confuse. Or is there a way to adjust the frequency by myself
Thanks man, you can drive them all at the same time, they won't interfere with each other.
What are the RC contenders at this price point? Sorry new here and want to make the right choice. Great video !!
Well at this size, nothing else at the moment. I've looked around but if you want something bigger around the same price that drifts well then there is the LDRC 1/18 scale drift cars that are really good for around 40 to 60 bucks.
@ I’ll check them out , thanks !!
They should make a C8 corvette too I like these cars I think I might order the hoonigan version
Yea that would be nice if they made some more bodies that we could swap out on the chassis. There are a few 1/43 scale model diecast bodies I want to see if I can make fit I'm just worried the metal diecast will be too heavy for the motor to handle.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV would be cool i think this scale is better for indoor area’s my 1:28 still feels a little to scaled up for my space .
@@burn1gotbeats Yea I agree, they are the perfect size for most indoor spaces. Definitely harder to make 1/28 work in the same areas.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV yea I gave up on my WLtoys
I ordered one few days ago.
Gonna make it 2wd and see if i can improve steering angle without breaking it 😂
Nice, I'm gonna do the same but there are some issues we will run into. I just made a video talking about it and will post it in the next few days.
thank you
No problem
Are you getting the same issue as mine?
I got the non gyro version and I can't get it to drive straight especially after turns. Thanks!
Hello sir, good job and thank you for your really informative video! I would like to buy one of these (of course V2 version with gyro), but I really don't know which one to choose. I am deciding between a Porsche and a BMW, but I don't know, which one is beter for drifting. Can you please help me? Is the Porsche a better choice for drifting because of the bigger wheels? I like more BMW, but drifting performance is more important for me then beauty. What is your choice with your experience with this RC cars in this case? Thank you very much for your reply.
You're welcome, surprisingly it doesn't really seem to matter too much either way. The BMW drifts really well for the smaller wheels and since they are AWD the symmetry between the front and back tires having the same size works for the little cars. Now I don't have the version of the Porsche with the built in gyro so it's hard to compare exactly since the external DasMikro gyro I was running on it performs a little bit different so it's hard for me to say that the bigger tires are better like I originally thought they would be. If you were going to use them for racing I think the bigger wheels on the Porsche give it an advantage for grip and control on a race track over the smaller wheels but when it comes to drifting I don't think the bigger wheels really give that much of a performance boost over the smaller wheels in terms of drifting. So I guess it comes down to your preference on which body looks better to you in the end, I hope that helps.
@@AirToGroundRCFPVThank you for your answer, it was really helpful. So you don't have the Porsche at now? Because I have another 2 question :) How long is the wheelbase? It is same in both car right? And is possible for you to measure the dimension of wheels (tires)? I mean diameter and width. It is important for my opened project of another 1/43 BMW with alloy body, which is unfortunately with racing soft rubber tires. On aliexpress is possible to order some spare parts for Jiabaile RC car, including tires or complet wheels.
@@dandobrovic5529 Yea I took the gyro off the Porsche and it's on the Skyline at the moment. I swap it around between them. All four cars have a 64mm wheelbase. The wheels on the Porsche have a 17mm diameter, the front wheels are 5.5mm wide and the rear are 7mm wide. The other cars have 14mm diameter wheels and are all about 5mm wide. I haven't seen spare wheels available yet on Ali but they will probably be available hopefully soon.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV thank you very much for your answer, you are so kind.
I don't know where are you from, but maybe it is important, because they offer on aliexpress for this Jiabaile little RC cars some spare parts. Which are possible to order to Europe. Like: car shells, car chassis, servo, mainboard, wheel hub, tires, etc.
By the way, I just ordered a BMW. Thanks for helping me decide 😊
@@dandobrovic5529 No problem. I'm in the US and haven't really checked for spare parts in awhile but if they don't have any up yet it's probably only a matter of time soon if you are seeing them available.
Would been nice if they put rear suspension
You're telling me bro. It's really annoying they didn't fix that when they made this gyro version. I don't feel like modding something that should already be a stock feature. They could have added the same front suspension in the rear, they are just lazy and want to save money and work it seems unfortunately.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV someone should 3d print a chassis to use the front clip like u said
@@albertdelbosco9686 Yea maybe somebody is working on that right now. When I get time I'll see what I can come up with it just be awhile before I can get started on that project.
Merci very very good 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you!
Did you remove the LEDs form some models? Why? Cheers!
No I didn't actually. the Porsche and Skyline have have bigger diode leds for headlights while the BMW and Mustang have tiny leds under the board for headlights.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV ah, that explains it. :)
Hi , can we put the BMW body on the Porsche chassis ? Is it fit on ? cause the Porsche tyres are wider , and the tyres can touch the bmw body ?
The Porsche body is bigger than the other three so I dont think you can because of the wheels. The wheels might rub and stick out of the wheel wells and I know for sure the headlight diodes on the Porsche electronics will interfere with the bmw since the bmw had tiny leds on its electronics so you won't have the clearance. The bmw and mustang can be swapped no problem but the Skyline and Porsche have different headlights that are bigger. I will do a video on all of this eventually as well.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV ok thanks you 👍🏼
@@vanthitran2800 No problem
Hi,
1/2db TLY01 Mini Gyro Sensor is cheaper, is it possible to install instead of dasmikro V5?
Or worth to by the dasmikro?
Most gyros will work as long as you have the connectors to connect to the main board. Some come with ones close enough to fit like the dasmikro and others you may need to get adapters or cut and solder your own. Now I don't know how good the TLY01 gyro is so I can't tell you if it's good for sure but usually you get what you pay for. What makes the dasmikro gyro stand out is it's really good for its price where it's almost as good as the gyros twice its price. Many people have tested the dasmikro and usually don't have any complaints so it really comes down to whether you wanna take a chance on something else a little cheaper or go with the dasmikro v5. I'm not gonna tell you how to spend your money so just do some research on each gyro and see what looks best for you.
Compared to Turbo racing 1;76 C75 which one do you think is better?
These are much better than the Turbo Racing in overall performance but can't drive on a computer desk like the Turbo Racing can so it depends on where you wanna drive them I guess.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV thanks man I think I'll go for this C75 bit pricey too
Im a newbie, Is the new gyro version is good enough?
Yes, its better than the original without it and if you don't want to go through the hassle of adding your own gyro, then the one that comes with a gyro will work just fine.
So what is the reason to have gyro on the RC car?
The power to weight ratio can be really high with these little RC cars so a gyro can help stabilize the car and maintain a steady angle while drifting around to keep it from constantly spinning out. It also can help keep it under control on straightaways and turns while racing.
Can you do rdw?
I talk about this in my last video where I disassemble them. You can take the front diff out and make it RWD but it will make it harder to control, some people have tried already if you read some of the comments they mention it there. I will try my own set up eventually and see what I can come up with.
@ oohokay thanks
@ I have received mine, i put Some weight in it across The bodywork on The Inside now it slides nicer because it has more weight to throw in The curve. Now 68 grams instead of 46grams (The bmw)
How many kmh?
I don't know for sure but somewhere between 16 to 20kmh I would guess.
what does the gyro do? thanks
Well without it for drifting the car spins out extremely easy so turning it on stabilizes the car so drifting is much smoother and more controlled. I demonstrated this towards the end of the video. For racing it can also help keep the car straight on straightaways at full speed while also helps keep it under control on turns.
@@AirToGroundRCFPV Thankyou so much!
@@sequellaerialfpv No problem
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these are a rip off now they are only worth 25.00 the quality isnt that great to much hype but its your money to burn lol over priced aliexpress chinese junk.only worth 25.00 no matter gyro or not.thanks for the video no sale for me
Ok no one is forcing you to buy anything so if you're not interested then no big deal. Try looking around the internet for something else that you do like but good luck finding something this small or anything RC related for that matter that's not made in China. I just don't know why you are wasting your time watching my videos if you want nothing to do with this RC car and then telling anyone that wants to get one they are wasting their money. Honestly I would like to know what other RC cars are similar to this that is worth the money to you that is not made in China, Link them in the comments here:
u know nothing dude,shame on u
play your ukelele🤣don't bother us playing our hobby..your life very boring i guess🧐