Remote Controlled Delorean Next to Movie RC Scene 

Correct 😊. I just replaced the automatic front with the manual version. Fitted very nice. All my rc cars have 3 way switch for p,r,d

Thnx dude. Dont forget to checkout my other delorean rc clips

Haha....what canbus? No. I replaced the entire steering column with that of a opel corsa that already had powersteering

@@BjornHarmsRC Okay, that makes sense, but how do you actually influence it via RC?

@@ProtonFilms_Mark custom build control box i use for all my cars. Box controls the servos and gets the information from the receiver

@@BjornHarmsRC I just struggle to understand how you get the zero position from the electric power steering, since to my best understanding it's just a BLDC motor with no servo. And if you have an external servo, for positioning, do you need to disconnect it to drive the car as normal?

@@BjornHarmsRC The reason I am wondering is I am building a go kart for my kid and I want to have the ability to both drive it and control it remotely. Since it's electric, driving the wheels is trivial enough as is braking, but the steering is completely confounding me.

Dude...i don't even think that the delorean can pull a burnout! lol. Maby if we make the concrete wet like in the movie maby?

@@BjornHarmsRC yeah, i only wanted it like that for it to do the movie scene you know?

@@jamesjoyce4356 Haha...for sure! I actually had a idea of a burnout (jacking up the car a bit) but my customer did not wanted it :) He was afraid that something would break. But the Knightrider 180 reverse looked great! (check out my other clips)

@@BjornHarmsRC will do!