RC Dirt Oval Basic Setup & Tuning Guide (21.5, dirt oval, GFRP, Custom Works, Purpose Built) скачать в хорошем качестве

RC Dirt Oval Basic Setup & Tuning Guide (21.5, dirt oval, GFRP, Custom Works, Purpose Built)

Hey everyone! To continue the Basic Setup/tuning guide for RC oval racing here's the next basic tutorial video featuring the 1/10 scale RC Dirt Oval GFRP purpose built chassis. While this video features the GFRP Havoc 3.2 chassis; most of the information in this video will translate to nearly all forms of RC Dirt Oval Chassis platforms such as 2wd buggy based, Traxxas based and other purpose built based platforms. In this video we will go over a few of the basic setup areas of the car as well as various tuning tips to help you know what, when, where & why to adjust on the car. Also, as I mention in this video; I have a 4 episode "build/Test & Tune" build series where I rebuilt the very same GFRP 3.2 Havoc that you see featured in this episode. In that video series I go over several areas of the car during the rebuild while talking about smooth moving parts, shock building, direct drive diff building and CVD building, soldering and more. This would be a good video series to also check out as much of that information will relate to the setup & tuning talked about in this video as well. You can find the above mentioned 4 episode series on the following links: Episode 1 of 4) 21.5 Late Model build: (direct drive build and more)    • 21.5 RC Dirt Oval Latemodel build Part 1 o...   Episode 2 of 4) 21.5 Late Model Build: (Building RC CVD's & Shocks)    • 21.5 RC Dirt Oval Latemodel build Part 2 o...   Episode 3 of 4) 21.5 Late Model Build: (Mounting electronics & Soldering tutorial)    • 21.5 RC Dirt Oval Latemodel build Part 3 o...   Episode 4 of 4) 21.5 Late Model Build: (Test & Tune/First race with car)    • 21.5 RC Dirt Oval Latemodel build Part 4 o...   This is the second "Setup & Tuning" video in the series with another planned in the near future featuring the Traxxas Slash based street stocks/Late models. As always, thank you all for the support!