FriedlS

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  1. FriedlS
    In my opinion the buggy motors are excellent! I love them! The CaDa Servo can also just three positions: -90° - 0° - 90° and it is a little bit slower than the Servo from MK. cheers, Friedl
  2. FriedlS
    Awesome!!
  3. FriedlS
    Very nice! 👍😊 In my opinion (and my little drift experience) you don’t need a gyro with the 4wd version. Of course it gets easier. I think with rubber tires it is very difficult to control the car when the front and rear axles have got different speeds. With „drift“ tires (or some tape on it) it is easier to control the drift when the rear axle spins faster than the front axle. But please notice these points are only my little experience with this topic 😊 Your video and also your build is awesome! Thumbs up!!👍 cheers, Friedl
  4. FriedlS
    Looks really good! And i am looking forward to your test ride video 😊😊
  5. FriedlS
    Why are you worried about this? So long it was strong enough:
  6. FriedlS
    Yes, but the idea or design is like the rear suspension arms from the daytona 42143. You are right, steering may cause problems. But i haven’t build a front driven and steered axlle with these hubs.
  7. FriedlS
    That is crazy. Maybe your geek servo is faulty. Look here:
  8. FriedlS
    Wow, sounds great! I saw a few years ago the rc brick version on yt which @kbalagementioned. I also hope this projects is available soon😊
  9. FriedlS
    I use the hubs from @ZENE in my 42077 brushless version, and they work really good! Here are some impressions, i will introduce the complete car in a separate topic soon: cheers, Friedl
  10. FriedlS
    Great overview to this product! I am also an happy customer of two differtials, motorsand hubs!
  11. FriedlS
    Looks very great! I can’t wait for the testdrive 😊
  12. FriedlS
    Now the studio file is available (free) here: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-166264/FriedlS/4wd-drift-chassis-rc/#details
  13. FriedlS
    I don’t know why the link to the flickr clips don’t appear… i am looking for a solution
  14. FriedlS
    Very cool! 👍😊 Thanks a lot! In my opinion the wider tires are better for drifting ( and looks better) than the thin one. I tried to compare it: thin ones on all 4 wheels: and here the wide ones on all 4 wheels: When you put tape on the thin one, drifting is easier. But in this case, i wanted to avoid tape on the wheels.
  15. FriedlS
    @aFrInaTi0n looks very good! Maybe the chassis is to small for two buggy motors and this big wheels when cornering. But i am looking forward to the testdrive 😊😊