Showing posts with label technical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technical. Show all posts

Monday, October 20, 2014

ExBlazer Vid by: Choppetto Bikes



Here's a dope short vid of my 1/20 scale Ford Explorer made to look like a Chevy Blazer Action Static truck dancer in action. This vid was shot and edited by a very talented friend of mine that goes by Choppetto Bikes.

Enjoy.

Sunday, December 12, 2010

How to remove paint on Lexan RC Body.

this vid was shared by Team Saiko on the Team Slideways facebook page and I thought it was too important to not share it. Ultimate RC made it and gave recognition to the person that originally thought of the idea. So share it...

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Numark IDJ2



This might be obsolete by now but I think its a great product specially for someone like me who loves ipods and very portable memory devices... Its a great item for personal use and for minor party music needs. Id love to get my hands on these and give it a go.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Project E10-CSD (update)

This should be the final set up for this project. Been tuning this kit for a while and went throug a grinded $30 Yokomo OD2.0 gear and burned a $150+ Novak ESC and finally solved it all with this. I found out that its better with a Tamiya black can brushed motor on 22t pinion gear. The top bar or rod solves the problem with the rear shaft cupjoint jumping out of alignment, and the hpi.racin Oni-Kyan adjustible arms are perfect for camber set up.

Now I just gotta fine tune it to make more controllable and figure out why it favors to kick out more on one side than going straight. Other than that its been pretty good and I love how it looks now. There is definitely more countersteering now...

I might need to mod a Yokomo prop shaft center oneway with this just to see if that helps it. Hyperdrift's SpelOner mentioned that a lot of the shaft driven CSD in the mainland are both using front oneway diff. and center oneway. Might also need to mod the Yokomo OD2.0 gear shaft to a Limited Slip Diff to help with straightaways and switchbacks...

Just visit regurlary for more updates on this ongoing project either here or at www.hawaiiscalemodels.com in the Drift Section under Countersteer.