@@sammybaka especially with the drift tires! I’m waiting for some competitions with serious racing but using gyros and semi-drift tires to simulate self steering (when sliding/drifting) and less traction of real cars.
@@reevesc87 I don't have larger rims and tires but they would look better for sure. I started shopping around yesterday but I think I will wait for the next round of discounts.
Hope so too! I'm curious how your servo is going to do. So far the stock servo plus the saver is doing fine, but it's definitely the most forgiving servo saver ever.
FYI I didn't need to solder anything for this build. Parts and screws are pretty tiny though and the project definitely tested the limit of my eye sight.
Forgot about these trucks and now after watching your videos i want 1 again lol 😆
It was kinda the same for me. I was reminded of this truck and even then hesitated for a long while. Totally worth getting though!
@sammybaka gona have to bite the bullet then and get one 😊
Wow this is awesome,
That is wicked ✊💯👌
Thanks! My best rc project of the year so far!
This setup would be good to do races with.
Less traction is definitely more fun imo, even when you’re not trying to drift.
I think racing a bunch of these trucks on a track will be a ton of fun. I'm hoping to test its offroad ability soon.
@@sammybaka especially with the drift tires!
I’m waiting for some competitions with serious racing but using gyros and semi-drift tires to simulate self steering (when sliding/drifting) and less traction of real cars.
If you triple-press the button on the receiver, it will put the gyro into drift mode and oversteer for you.
Yup the gyro feature is turned on and working as intended here. Thank you.
Please make more video about this orlandoo as a drift car mod
Thanks! I might need to do a second build for drifting!
@@sammybakamaybe 22mm wheels unless you already did that.
@@reevesc87 I don't have larger rims and tires but they would look better for sure. I started shopping around yesterday but I think I will wait for the next round of discounts.
It does have a pretty good steering angle compared to the mr03. Hopefully my electronics get here soon.
Hope so too! I'm curious how your servo is going to do. So far the stock servo plus the saver is doing fine, but it's definitely the most forgiving servo saver ever.
Selling it? I want one but don't have the soldering skills to make it.
FYI I didn't need to solder anything for this build. Parts and screws are pretty tiny though and the project definitely tested the limit of my eye sight.
upgrade orlandoo brushless motor now!!!