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In this helpful video, Stuart over at RC Race Car (formerly the On-road Podcast) shows us how to adjust voltage, discharge, "keep" function and HV settings. He is using a 406Duo in his video but this will work with others as well such as the 306Duo that I personally use End Voltage Menu Steps: -Push down knob -Highlight "Charge" -Press TAB/SYS -Turn knob to highlight "Manage" -Push down knob -Push down knob to select "Edit" -Turn knob until red box surrounds "Charge, Storage, Discharge, Cycle" then push down knob -Push down knob again to select "Charge" -Turn knob to highlight "Chg Cell Volt" -Press down knob to select "Chg Cell Volt" -Turn knob to adjust -Press down know to save In this second video by The Onraod Podcast (now called RC Race Car), Stuart shows us how to setup preset programs and cycles on the iCharger
In this short video, Alexander shows us how to tune the T4 via Anti-Roll Bars. He explains when to use harder or softer anti-roll bars on the front and rear of a touring car to help generate more traction and/or steering. Alex also talks about anti roll bar tweak toward the end of the video.
In this short video, Alexander Hagberg shows us how to prepare and glue a new carbon chassis
Video credit to Alexander Hagberg - thank you Alexander for creating this video. Be sure to subscribe to his channel on YouTube In this short video, Alexander shows us how to use the Hudy bulkhead alignment tool on a T4
'19 and earlier T4 uses 19mm (part 183000) Later model T4 uses 17mm (part 183001) Video credit to Alexander Hagberg - thank you Alexander for creating this video. Be sure to subscribe to his channel on YouTube Here's another super helpful video by Bruno Coelho. In this one, Bruno walks us through all of the Hobbywing ESC settings and talks about how they effect the performance of our 2wd and 4wd buggies...
Although he's not a professional racer, RazorRC creates some entertaining and informative videos so be sure to check out his YouTube Channel. In this video, RazorRC shows his servo installation process on a 4wd buggy and does a great job of describing the small details of the process...
Here's another great video by Trish at Schumacher Racing discussing how to set up the steering end points on a 2wd buggy
Video credit to Trishbits. Be sure to subscribe to his channel on YouTube Here's a great video by Eric Anderson showing his process for gluing touring car tire sidewalls.
Video credit to Eric Anderson. Be sure to subscribe to his channel on YouTube In this detailed video, Alexander Hagberg, walks you through how to correctly set up the steering on your Xray T4. He talks about shims, steering links, setting toe and end points
Video credit to Alexander Hagberg - thank you Alexander for creating this video. Be sure to subscribe to his channel on YouTube In this short video, Alexander shows us how and why he uses body posts to create rear body backstops. I've personally used the standard and offset/eccentric front body posts to create the body backstops. They both work equally well on my Xtreme Twister Speciale bodies
In this video, Alexander Hagberg shows us how to use one of my all-time favourite RC tools - the Hudy Wheel Arch Marger
Video credit to Alexander Hagberg - thank you Alexander for creating this video. Be sure to subscribe to his channel on YouTube For more touring car body information, visit our Touring Car Resource page In this video, Patrick Beck from Tonisport shows his method for mounting a body shell on a touring car Here are some points in the video that may help if you want to skip ahead to a specific section
Video credit to ToniSport - thank you Patrick for creating this video. Be sure to subscribe to ToniSport on YouTube For more touring car body information, visit our Touring Car Resource page In this video, Alexander Hagberg compares the Xtreme Twister vs the Twister Speciale and the ZooRacing Wolverine bodies. He talks about the preferred body for asphalt vs carpet, what's best for stock vs mod and more. Here are some points in the video that may help if you want to skip ahead to a specific section
Video credit to Alexander Hagberg - thank you Alexander for creating this video. Be sure to subscribe to his channel on YouTube. For more touring car body information, visit our Touring Car Resource page.
Video credit to ToniSport - thank you Patrick for creating this video. Be sure to subscribe to ToniSport on YouTube  Hi guys. As you know, the Sanwa M17 manual is pretty bad so I've made another video for our YouTube channel that might help you. This one is with regards to selecting models on the Sanwa M17. In the video, I cover:
Here's a link to the video on our YouTube Channel if you'd like to check it out If you have any questions about the Sanwa M17 please let me know and I'll do my best to help 'till next time Rob Garrett and I were part of the winning team at a 3 hour long nitro powered RC car race this weekend. Special thanks to www.CanadaHobbies.ca for providing us with a brand new Xray NT1 and motor package to run. So much fun with a great group of guys     Our new Hitec DB777WP servos have arrived and we can't wait to get them installed in our 2wd and 4wd buggies for the upcoming winter race season at Outlaw RC! It's hard to believe we haven't touched our buggies in nearly a year - boo COVID
Not only will we be running these servos ourselves, we'll have an extra one on hand at all times so if you'd like to have a look at one (or you have a servo emergency) drop by and say Hi to us at the track. See you soon  We've decided to step our RC racing this season by investing in some of the best equipment we can afford. That's why, as much as we like our FlySky Noble NB4 radios we are switching to the Sanwa M17
Hopefully we'll have them installed in our touring cars and ready to go for this weekend's trophy race then can report back with whether or not they were a smart investment UPDATE: I just uploaded a YouTube video with my thoughts on the M17 vs the Noble  We tried to have some hats created with our logo but they didn't turn out as well as we wanted. For the $40 each that they cost, the quality of the Delta Flexfit hats isn't very good and the embroidery quality is fair at best. Back to the drawing board
 Although racing is our primary RC sport/hobby, we do like to get out for the occasional rock crawl or trail adventure. After a full day of racing on Saturday, we decided to take a break on Sunday and enjoy a nice relaxing crawl up the Majuba Hill with our Redcat Gen8 trucks. It's fun how even rock crawling can be turned into a competition when we (Garrett and Dad) get together
Lots of fun was had  After a LONG and strange year, it felt amazing to have some new challenges and something to look forward to. With COVID restrictions just starting to lift, we were finally able to get out for some RC action. We went touring car racing at Ready to Run Raceway in Richmond yesterday and had a blast!
Special thanks to Xray team driver Luke Pittman for helping us get our T4s sorted We're definitely looking forward to the next one! 'till next time In this video, Alexander Hagberg shows us how to correct mount a touring car body. Specifically, Alex is mounting an Xtreme Twister on an Xray T4 but this process will work on most other touring car chassis. He shows us how to mark the body post locations, body height, wheels well cutting and more... Here are some points in the video that may help if you want to skip ahead to a specific section
Video credit to Alexander Hagberg - thank you Alexander for creating this video. Be sure to subscribe to his channel on YouTube. For more touring car body information, visit our Touring Car Resource page |