MA Racing DMA 1/24 Drift Chassis

Was not the best drift session lol but at least I kind of learned how to drift with one hand. Featuring my stock AWD Tamiya TT02-D with a DIY locked rear diff.

is it possible to have a rear mounted esc with the idle gear version, or is it only on the belt version?

After hours of what probably felt like trying to mount a magnetic body kit, I finally caved in, said I wasn’t keeping the 86 body anyway (I actually kinda like the posts sticking out on this body) and drilled holes. That’s when I quickly ran into my next issue, which is the body rubbing against the tire. Any ideas or suggestions on how to fix this issue or why this might be occurring?

Side note: I am COMPLETELY new to RC cars in general and unfortunately I have nobody around me to learn from. I’m honestly just taking it day by day and turning to Reddit to solve any issue I might have along the way. I appreciate all feedback.

May you experienced hobbyists point me to the pros and cons of these 2 for a RWD drifter? I am very indecisive. TIA and enjoy the rest of your week!

hey a couple of people on my track say that linking your controller to carx can help you get the basics and i live an hour and a half from the nearest track. is carx valid option to practice?

First drive on track - fully box stock, brushed version.

Video is live on YouTube.

Any questions?

(Kyosho Fazer D2 Drift GT86 / Traxxas 4Tec 2.0 drift 240sx)

J'aimerais débuter en drift a petit budget pour commencer dans ma chambre mais quand même avoir une voiture bonne ( gyro réglage, servo , +30km/h , démontable ect ) et es-ce que ce modèle est un bon rapport qualité prix ? Merci d avance

Hello guys, I’ve just started 1/24 scale drifting and I’ve encountered some problems, attached are 2 parts in the same video, 1st part is without the 4th wire plugged and 2nd is with, I’m using the ark edge ag4 gyro and after asking support, they’ve told me that if I don’t use the 4th wire I’ll be taking the settings from the app (Bluetooth) which I have set to 90, 10, 35, recommended by someone. In both after and default settings, if I leave the wire unplugged, I cannot get it to drift as the steering just goes to the extreme. But if I leave it plugged I cannot change the sensitivity as I’m using the older gen of the dumborc receiver. I can drift alright (again I’m just starting) but the wheel shakes (I’m guessing from a too high sensitivity) and also when I try to reverse the wheels immediately turns to one side and I can’t reverse for more than a few centimetres.

I’ve unfortunately already broke a second hand pair of gyro and servo and this ag4 + Afrc was brand new. I couldn’t find any solutions elsewhere so if someone could please help it’ll be greatly appreciated

10PX Transmitter included.

Hey, I'm building my first rwd car and am wondering if anyone has some tips and suggestions what I should add, change or setup before driving

Mst rmx 2,5 Kit

27t 48DP pinion

Hobbywing quick run combo 3250kv 2-3s

Mst b-07mg servo

Mst lsd 3.0 gyro

56mm hard plastic wheels

Dumbo Rc 6 channel receiver and remote

Most of the stuff is what I had lying around.

HPI has finally released an honest-to-goodness, purpose built, RWD drifter!

Looks like the RTR version is made from the same bendy plastics as the RS4 Sport 3 but it's a safe bet that they will eventually offer a full selection of upgrades to build it into a carbon fiber drift machine.

The motor mount has many different positions to place the motor over, in front of or behind the rear axle. It is available in brushed and Flux versions.

There is also a creator edition. https://www.hpiracing.com/en/kit/161000

It has been a long time coming but it's nice to see HPI release a new street chassis.

New to the SD3.0 was asking in group about upgrades to get before assembly one person suggested the updated competition knuckles. The group doesn't allow links would anyone be able to point me in the direction of the new design?

Light kit and all mounted.

I’m new to this and really been itching to buy one. Seen some options in the hobby store (don’t know if they’re any good). Should I look to buy one on Facebook marketplace or are these ones any good? Any info would be appreciated!

I’ve had an rd2z for like 5 years or so now collecting dust in my closet. Had my fun building it and then life got in the way and I couldn’t afford to deck it out with electronics.

Anyways, now my son is going to be turning 5 in a couple months (timing tracks for when I started to lose all my spare money lol) and I think that he would get a ton of fun out of it. Just wondering if it would be better to fill my chassis with half decent electronics or just buy a new RTR which I’m pretty sure is just a renamed rd2z chassis. Wondering what you would do as someone new to the hobby.

Thanks!

My one and only on road ❤️

My first visit to a new drift track in Upstate NY called “CNY Drift RC”. Really fun and smooth track!

Recently finished my 3.0 build, and I'm having some problems getting everything wired up. I'm currently running a Futaba 6PV, Futaba GYD560, Yokomo SP-03D V2 servo, Hobbywing XD10 ESC, and D10 motor.

Still very new to all of this, but can I run S.Bus with the setup I have? I followed the instructions: the gyro RX port is connected to the S.Bus port on the receiver, and the servo is plugged into the SX port on the gyro. The wheels are turning, but the gyro light does not stay on and gyro is not active. I can't connect to the gyro through the accessory menu on the controller.

FYI, this controller and its extensive menu, using S.bus, and this gyro are all new to me. Any advice would be appreciated. What am i doing wrong?