Project Sakura D4 RWD Drift looking for some Tips, Tricks, and a few answers
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The 180 is very popular. I'm still trying to figure out what body I want.
Your front end is different and probably better. The pieces I put on were to mostly reduce slop in the steering and increase the throw. And the motor mount is pretty much it. Oh and the pulley. I try to be practical versus blingy.
Your front end is different and probably better. The pieces I put on were to mostly reduce slop in the steering and increase the throw. And the motor mount is pretty much it. Oh and the pulley. I try to be practical versus blingy.
The BK edition has a few new parts but nothing you can't put on yours. The mono shock is cool but all in all difference is diff cap (yours has shock mount tower mount) mine has a cover and 2 pin slots for the upper arms. The arms, pins and alloy end brace
Problem with these upper arms is retarded caster that's not adjustable.
I was planning on modifying the YR upper arms to work on the pin instead of ball n cap
#18
What electronics are you running?
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That’s an old LRP esc (something I had in the junk pile) with no reverse and a Trinity 13.5. Savox (not a fan) servo is quick and relatively cheap. The gyro is like the Yokomo one. Same guts but metal case. I probably will change the esc to something cheap to reverse. The guys here like the Yokomo combo but I use what I have.
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That’s an old LRP esc (something I had in the junk pile) with no reverse and a Trinity 13.5. Savox (not a fan) servo is quick and relatively cheap. The gyro is like the Yokomo one. Same guts but metal case. I probably will change the esc to something cheap to reverse. The guys here like the Yokomo combo but I use what I have.
The motor that's coming is a Onisiki 10.5T 3800kv Drift motor. I might opt for a 13.5T also as I see it's a popular Drift spec.
Hacktronic Low Profile Servo is in shipping. I run high voltage Savox servos in my Savages, I got to admit they are the best servos I've run in those trucks, I burnt pretty much every other kind of servo in those trucks, but they require shit tons of tq I run LiPo and life in them.
Gyro, So far Spectrum AVC RX but we will see how that goes lol
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You'd want a sensored motor/esc combo. The SV3 is popular because of prices and performs well but not sensored. RWD doesn't like too much motor speed so most go with 13.5t. 10.5t is a bit much and turning the end point on a brushless down is not the best/consistent method to slow it down. Too much wheel speed and you only spin and not really accelerate.
Last edited by rskoncepts; 12-18-2017 at 10:46 AM.
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You'd want a sensored motor/esc combo. The SV3 is popular because of prices and performs well but not sensored. RWD doesn't like too much motor speed so most go with 13.5t. 10.5t is a bit much and turning the end point on a brushless down is not the best/consistent method to slow it down. Too much wheel speed and you only spin and not really accelerate.
I was figuring if 10.5T too fast I could gear it lower.
Nitro Promod, tell me more
#25
This is my Buddies kit. I built it for him using a bunch of hop ups, still wiring to do but we pretty much good to go on this kit. Still waiting for my motor and servo
#27
Yeah he's actually the guy who pushed me to build a drift RC. I got a bunch of MT and custom trucks for this and that, and haven't been messing with them as much since building my full size project car (MK2 VR6T) I finished her mostly (never really finished) and stored her for winter.
Buddy waisted no time after I put her in storage for winter to convince me we should build a couple Drift RC. Didn't have to twist my arm much, I got a RC Bug and modding Bug so gives me something to mess with over winter while my Baby in storage.
We got a shop building a Drift track locally so hope it turns out good and we can get some tandem drifts together if I can get this drifting thing down lol
#28
Got my servo & motor finally
Got to wire the motor and set it all up. Looks like AVC will work for drifting but still have to test it on the track not the table lol
More activity after the Holliday's
Got to wire the motor and set it all up. Looks like AVC will work for drifting but still have to test it on the track not the table lol
More activity after the Holliday's