Body Float (more than just backing off body post screws)

[@josephstanczak4340]

Great tutorial. One thing I also noticed, especially with the toy or home class cars (Carrera, Scalextric, Pioneer) that helps, is the flashing and/or paint pooling on the body posts themselves. It's become practice now to sand/file the top (bottom, actually) of those posts and opening the chassis holes a bit with a mini rat file. And clip the bushing holders from the body on the Scalextric/Pioneer cars. Beautiful livery btw!

[@hobbitracing]

Absolutely, great additional points. I certainly made sure the 2 Slot.it post holes on the chassis were clean as well. Another tuning video to follow...hint, this one is a keeper!

[@jandekievit4092]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👌

[@hobbitracing]

Absolutely. Thank you for watching

[@wareagleriver7980]

Great tutorial, Thanks!

[@hobbitracing]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@slotcardude68]

Thanks for sharing!!!! Subbed your channel!!

[@hobbitracing]

Thanks for the feedback and the subscription!

[@justDave3453]

why use the portrait aspect ratio? KZbin is basically a landscape format app!

[@hobbitracing]

Hey David, yup, software/upload glitch. Completely unintended. You won't find that in any other videos from Hobbit Racing. I just didn't feel the need to replace at this time, but I certainly want my videos 'easy on the eyes'. Thank you for the feedback.

[@gearhead366]

I thought that when you had a motor pod, you put all you float in the pod. No? How do you balance the float of the pod with the float of the chassis?

[@hobbitracing]

Great Question. Like anything, trial and error. Test and Tune sessions. I, for one, never rely solely on motor pod float when I have a poded chassis. A balance between all things. My tuning video on this car will be out soon, and I'll address your question directly. Thanks for the feedback