Budget RC Drift Build: Part 2 Adding Electronics 

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Good to know. I've seen local guys running as low as 8 and as high as around 20, so I just figured I'd go with something in the middle.

Make It RC yeah makes sense i think 8 turns is a bit too fast and 20 turns is very tourqy but not that fast and speed is sometging you need from my experience not that i have alot but speed helps

I've been drifting for 6 years and I recomend a 10.5T brushless sensorless, with OMG servo.

10.5T brushless sensorless, what budget motor and esc do u recomend? and why every one i asked he sed go with sensor motor for better smoothing and u say the opposite?

Does this depend on car weight ? I'm doing a build for a project where I've a 26 t 540 brushed motor and 38:13 ratio differential that I will be running in a toy grade chassis .

Silenty Alpha you get the answer

My current drift build is $2000 but to be fair that’s Hawaii prices

Would be nice if he did.

@@Salty_reviews heres the motor www.rcmart.com/105t-3800kv-brushless-sensored-motor-dual-sensor-port-drift-tourin-p-76061.html?cPath=1560_2231_946 im getting one too but not now so don't buy them all. or if u do save one for me

Great minds think alike. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

Make It RC this is sick along with good editing

Love the tunes in this vid. Great job as always.

I can’t find an esc can you help me find one?

Please someone list the parts here ...

I second this

Hi DoUrace, I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and thank you for subscribing! All of the names for the parts are shown on screen during the video. Everything shown in this video can be found on Ebay, and/or RCMart. The chassis is a 3Racing Sakura D4 RWD which can be found at RCMart.com.

Make It RC thanks for the quick response I'm finishing up a awd drift build right now I'm just waiting for some parts to arrive

I know this is a lot to ask for but can you by any chance type the name of the car word by word I know it's a lot to ask for but I was just on rc Mart and saw lots of different platforms that we're named Sakura D4 rwd but I'm not sure Wich one 2 order it would be a lot of help if you could do that

It looks like they currently aren't selling the exact chassis kit I'm using in this video. There is now an updated version of the D4 chassis called the Sport Black Edition. Here's the link: www.rcmart.com/3racing-kitd4rwdsbk-sakura-drift-sport-black-edition-p-73604.html?cPath=420_1417 They currently are still selling assembled versions of the exact chassis I'm using in this video here: www.rcmart.com/3racing-kitd4arwd-sakura-drift-preassembled-p-66140.html?cPath=420_1417

Make It RC thanks again big help cant wait till the next video

Thank you!

im pretty sure, front wieght and lighter back will make it drift slower

@@azzorzer He wasn't saying why isn't the weight in front but rather why did the guy put ALL that weight in the rear. Interessant question, I'd like an answer too.

@@tsinjorasamy3852 he did that so he can build an interior for it, wouldn't be my choice but eh

Thank you!

Thank you! AWD drifting is a lot of fun, and I expect RWD to be even more.

Thank you for the info. Glad you enjoyed the video!

Glad you enjoyed It

How To DIY Rc cool. When's the next vid for this drifter?

Thank you but this series is out of date. There are different/better chassis' and components you can get now. $300USD is what I spent on this car.

Thank you!

@James Clark ok thanks

Sounds like a good plan to me. the MST-01D is a solid platform and getting a ready to run version is a good idea if your a beginner (though keep in mind I think you need to supply you own battery but I could be wrong). There are a ton of great resources online for learning more about rc drifting and rc components in general. Also joining a forum and/or Facebook group is a great way to get more info and get help/suggestions.

Make It RC Good to know! And thanks for the quick response. Definitely earned a sub from me!

Honestly same my guy I went on amazon to find my stuff just as a starting kit if you go to amazon and just look up rc drift cars if you scroll and look long enough there will be pre built cars and there will be cars where the body and every thing is built just not the electronics and if your not sure on the electronics the just find a rc or hobby shop near you to help you with doing the electronics and after you have all that done then just look up on amazon like 1/10 scale body's for rc drift cars the you can get wheels by looking up on amazon rc drift wheels if you really wanna drift then look for hard plastic looking wheels. Or just look up on google rc shops near me and see if they have any rc drift cars.

Cool, I've not yet driven mine but so far it seems like a good platform.

Thanks for the comment. Their certainly not the best servos out there. It's been doing okay for me, but It's on my upgrade list.

I ended up rounding up all the servos I had hanging around and doing some testing. (Tha'ts seven different types of servo...) Heh. WE'll see how I do at the track this weekend. :-)

Don't buy it

You'll make big mistake if you buy tamiya TT02.

I really want one of that rc drif cars even if it has the lower quality i would treat it as a high class rc 😍

Thanks, that is helpful. :)

Id say rc. In rc building you have to make sure everything fits and works right, there’s a lot of intricate parts to put together and it takes longer. Pc is usually straight forward like LEGO

@@dr.notorious5609 yeah true thanks for the Insight man

No, pinions must be purchased separately. Make sure it is 48 pitch.