A fresh start - OD GALM Anti+! PACE Projects #4

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Introducing another GALM project to my collection - this one a high motor Anti+ kit with some very specific upgrades!
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8 сен 2024

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@kasperwinterhag 6 месяцев назад

Can we get an update video on the wiper and new bulkhead? :)

@idealautofactory Год назад

Omg! We might have exact drive styles lol.

@idealautofactory Год назад

Dude!! We run the same diff!!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

@thaddeussantos3120 Год назад

Great video James! Thanks for sharing l 🤙 - TS

@RCPACE Год назад

Thanks for watching!

@SeanLewisMedia Год назад

Great looking car!

@RCPACE Год назад

Thank you!

@kennethmcdonald2952 Год назад

Id buy one of the od v3 motors bud!!

@idealautofactory Год назад

So I just use the spool belt gear and the yokomo yd2 gear diff. Screw the spool belt gear onto the yokomo yd2 gear diff

@BeardedZombie Год назад

Great video, what rear camber do you usually run on this chassis with the 30mm valinos?

@RCPACE Год назад

Usually 3-5ish but some people prefer 2-3

@user-pm8kg9ny6m 15 дней назад

front tire 30 or 26 mm

@RCPACE 15 дней назад

@@user-pm8kg9ny6m 26mm front, 30mm rear where possible

@mrcollie242 8 месяцев назад

When you fly, do you bring a fully operational kit to include lipo batteries or do you just buy a new one once you arrive?

@RCPACE 8 месяцев назад

I carry a full but minimal setup. I bring tools, batteries and some very basic spares including shock oil. Lipos in hand luggage, everything else checked in and well packed.

@mrcollie242 8 месяцев назад

@@RCPACE Thanks for the info. I’m about to fly to Japan this week to checkout a few of the tracks and stores but I wasn’t too sure what was allowed.

@RCPACE 8 месяцев назад

@@mrcollie242 be sure to check with your airline but I haven’t had a problem since switching to lipos only in carry on

@PeteR-ii4dd Год назад

Hey mate, wicked build. Your videos inspired me to plan my own galm build. I have two questions regarding the rear TC suspension mounts and I hope you could answer both: 1. As far as I can see, overdose offers different widths, is the width difference purely for track width of the chassis? 2. On the rear of your chassis, you have a funny angle because of the widht-difference. Why did you choose this angle and what are the characteristics for choosing an angle? I thought that all suspension mounts need to be the same width. Thank you very much in advance for the help and keep up the great work!

@RCPACE Год назад

The TC mount width options are to allow you to tune arm length as well as track width. A shorter arm (generally) generates more roll, assuming track width remains the same. The trailing angle on the rear effects corner performance (and technically bump control) so by using 6 degrees of trailing angle I have excellent mid-late corner performance and makes the car superb for chasing!

@PeteR-ii4dd Год назад

@@RCPACE Thanks mate. I will keep it in mind. I guess I´ll try a less drastic angle in the back. The front I will copy from your build I guess :)

@EqualibryumFilms Год назад

what motor mount do you prefer for ptile? i wanna try rear mount but i just went fmms recently. opinions? just trying to make the car quicker

@RCPACE Год назад

I think the rear motor is faster, but I prefer the high motor and feel like because I enjoy it more I have tuned it to be as fast as the rear motor. There isn't much difference in terms of speed, but feeling is better high motor IMHO I will continue to develop my rear motor and improve it.