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nice work dude

was a bent shock shaft. I'm looking up suitable replacements now

to adjust the speed it reacts at. I am running a Gyro on my Sakura D4 RWD and would like to experiment with slowing down the motion as the Gyro is "keen". Should smooth out any inputs.

Does anyone know if you can program a Turnigy R12 servo directly or is it another item ESC, or transmitter that is required? I have a Flysky GT3C transmitter, Hobby wing 1060.

My front end is getting stuck down and not springing back. It's fine when operate independently but not if push the truck down. Please see this video for demonstration . Torment sticky front end Back end is fine, all 4 shocks have been serviced within the last 20 hours of running. It's not been run in the wet, I don't get which bit is causing the issue. I would appreciate any pointers.

It is just the arms that are adjustable, I thought the wheel base was too but I was wrong. I have moved the arms forward using spacers, it makes very little 2.5mm difference so I think I will cut and shut the arches to where I want them.

I would like to fit a tamiya brat shell to my BSR BT-4 chassis which has been set up as a 4wd drift car. The shell looks like it will fit fine if the wheelbase is adjusted to the two inner settings front and rear. As the chassis is belt driven, do I need to replace the belt or is there a larger tensioner that I can fit to resolve the issue? The shell is a hard body and a proper beater and is being used as a trial for a mint condition hard body shell to be used later on. Photos below: https://www.instagram.com/p/By54bRKHqDF/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

So cool

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I have a GT3 I had to swap the throttle control on the handset when I first got it as mine was flat out in reverse too. Remember to save the adjustments.

It's a BSR BT-4 WB 257.3mm Track width is 185mm - Does this mean outside of tyres or centre of the tread? Total length is 391mm It is set to the longest wheelbase using the suspension mounts as they have two sets of holes.

Are there any decent options about for an RC drift pick up truck? there are lots of Monster truck bodies. Can these be used? what info is key?

I came up with another idea. An old halfords tools box was the perfect thickness to trim up to add the protection with out too much weight. I've also been tidying up the cables and dialing in the suspension. Got turnbuckles on the way for the front to put some camber on and a new servo as the current one is not fast enough or powerful enough to get on lock quickly.

will give it a go. Thanks.

To be fair the velcro strap is doing well at holding it in place, one of my cells is slightly smaller though and it is less good at that. Or do you mean stick once side to the battery and one to the chassis? That could work potentially.