dear Joel, congratulatuons to Porsha won tac final 2023, I met her in thai finally, i still remember you said she didnt race at 18, you became a lonely driver haha, she was amazing fast, i would like to learn from you for building setup cars would you help me?
Cool video!! I have the M06, and find it a bit tricky to set up :-) Also it has a difficulty to go straight, if I turn left, it will continue to go left a bit afterwards, and vice versa. So the front is quite unstable :-(
Hello thanks for the tips If I understood for carpet short wheel base but in france we need to run with tamiya body What low cg tamiya body and short wheel base can i choose?
Hi Thank you for all the tips and trix. Your video's are ex silent keep it up. Question what do your club use to put on the track surface ? sugar or ma lasses?
@@rccartips btw.... A lot of pinoy guys here in CA are running the M05 on a treated asphalt parking lot. We would really appreciate it if you have any tips for us and give us the setup of your FWD mini.
I've raced the M05 since 2010 as well. Just my thoughts: 1) Tires, 2) long wheelbase, 3) tight front TA03 ball diff, 4) 1,300 grm weight (maybe 40gms in front bumper, 5)swaybars front/rear, 6) ride height fine tuning. Then the big secret, learn how to "flick" brake. Just stab the brake before the apex of the corner quickly to make the turns without traction roll or overshooting. Traction compound to balance.
Hello! I want to start with the M chassis. I have driven different types of radio controlled cars, I have experience in it. What can you recommend, m06, m05, m07? and which wheel base? Thanks!
th-cam.com/video/udBvlHIRIxs/w-d-xo.html winner used 4.5T, I came second in the miata using 13.5T boosted. Wheelspin limits corner speed but on the straight it is fast :)
Awesome tips! Yes all the best in the Asian Cup, and I hope to see you here in Singapore in Sep! :-D For the M08, which is also a rwd car, what shock oil, springs, diff oil and ride height will you recommend for a good start for a low-medium medium technical track?
I don't have an M08, but would start with box setup. Low-medium grip tracks usually favor fwd over rwd. 400wt oil, yellow/red springs, soft diff, as much rear toe in, 4-5mm ride height.
@@GabrielChua75 Acceleration causes weight shift to rear tires, which favors rwd. When track grip is low, there is less acceleration and less weight transfer to the rear. Weight is kept on the front tires and favors fwd.
Dear m chassis friend, I am also 47, haha, I love m chassis also, you are not alone, good luck in local race , wish you win and see you at singapore!
Thanks, but I lost, so no Singapore this year :(
dear Joel, congratulatuons to Porsha won tac final 2023, I met her in thai finally, i still remember you said she didnt race at 18, you became a lonely driver haha, she was amazing fast, i would like to learn from you for building setup cars would you help me?
AWESOME. 😃👍. And I Need To Find The Right Size Chassis For My KNIGHT RIDER Bodyshell.
i also love the m chassis class specially the body shells
Cute class :)
I love that Alfa Romeo body it’s awesome
That's why it never gets any track time :D
Deep red would have been more iconographic though :)
Nice video, you will do very well! Thanks for sharing!
Cool video!! I have the M06, and find it a bit tricky to set up :-) Also it has a difficulty to go straight, if I turn left, it will continue to go left a bit afterwards, and vice versa. So the front is quite unstable :-(
what did you use to fix this having the same problem
Nice vid bud! I like that shoe body first time to see one of those it is unique.
th-cam.com/video/MjNuL5KjJfI/w-d-xo.html
I like what you mentioned here, you said M class is good for beginners. But is it harder to drive a 2WD like M08 compared to a touring 4WD?
In general yes. With RWD you only have 2 wheels to accelerate and more important, to brake.
Hello thanks for the tips
If I understood for carpet short wheel base but in france we need to run with tamiya body
What low cg tamiya body and short wheel base can i choose?
Tamiya Silvia S13 :)
what tires do you guys run for the m chasis
Tamiya M-grips
Hi
Thank you for all the tips and trix.
Your video's are ex silent keep it up.
Question what do your club use to put on the track surface ? sugar or ma lasses?
Colas or molasses, depends on what is available. Sometime just water.
can't wait to see the race video.
Only if I win... hahaha.
@@rccartips if you make podium then that is a win
@@rccartips btw.... A lot of pinoy guys here in CA are running the M05 on a treated asphalt parking lot. We would really appreciate it if you have any tips for us and give us the setup of your FWD mini.
I've raced the M05 since 2010 as well. Just my thoughts: 1) Tires, 2) long wheelbase, 3) tight front TA03 ball diff, 4) 1,300 grm weight (maybe 40gms in front bumper, 5)swaybars front/rear, 6) ride height fine tuning. Then the big secret, learn how to "flick" brake. Just stab the brake before the apex of the corner quickly to make the turns without traction roll or overshooting. Traction compound to balance.
@@rccartips what springs /piston/shock oil ? And what is the difference between running the ball diff than the stock gear diff?
Would you be Able to give me some tips to set up a mo7 on a big low grip track
Long wheelbase. Maybe lighter front diff oil than normal.
Where is this track? And is it open to the public?
Is the track still there
is that Adidas shoe a m-chassis body? Where can you get that?
Tamiya Suzuki Swift
What is the ideal weight distribution % front to rear for a RWD 2wd M-chassis?@@rccartips
Hello! I want to start with the M chassis. I have driven different types of radio controlled cars, I have experience in it.
What can you recommend, m06, m05, m07?
and which wheel base?
Thanks!
M07 long wheelbase would be my choice.
@@rccartips 239? Thanks!
@@JoseGarcia-yk3dl Yes 239, more stable, more front traction to exit corners.
@@rccartips thanks!
Hello how fera toe in for carpet ?thanks
2deg is usually good. Higher grip less toe in.
Good luck! 🏁
Thanks :)
love that shoe body, recently i just mounted on my losi mini t 2.0. but body selection is limited here. sa pinas ba?
Pinas
@@rccartips salamat sa mga tips kapatid!
madami bang selection ng m-chassis body dyan?
@@kajexo9580 marami naman, tamiya, team-c, abc
How bittersweet without the daughter ❤
Will be going to Japan with her, she will race in the Tamiya Worlds :)
Do you think it's a good idea to use a brushless 10.5T for m chassis?
Depends if you have a big track. I've run 4.5T :D
@@rccartips this just lift my confidence to buy faster brushless motor! Wish me luck! 😂
@@ryudroidable Good luck!
th-cam.com/video/udBvlHIRIxs/w-d-xo.html winner used 4.5T, I came second in the miata using 13.5T boosted. Wheelspin limits corner speed but on the straight it is fast :)
Awesome tips! Yes all the best in the Asian Cup, and I hope to see you here in Singapore in Sep! :-D For the M08, which is also a rwd car, what shock oil, springs, diff oil and ride height will you recommend for a good start for a low-medium medium technical track?
I don't have an M08, but would start with box setup. Low-medium grip tracks usually favor fwd over rwd. 400wt oil, yellow/red springs, soft diff, as much rear toe in, 4-5mm ride height.
@@rccartips Got it, thanks! :-)
@@rccartips may know why fwd will usually be preferred in low traction tracks?
@@GabrielChua75 Acceleration causes weight shift to rear tires, which favors rwd. When track grip is low, there is less acceleration and less weight transfer to the rear. Weight is kept on the front tires and favors fwd.
@@rccartips solid explanation, thanks! 👍
Saan po local hobby shop nyo?
Lils Futaba or pitshop. They have pages in FB.
Good info but what is so funny.