FG EVO 2020 Diff build and driveline install!

[@josephmorelli3191]

I have put together several high speed 1/7 GT’s basically starting with ARRMA roller/sliders. With a lot of help from KZbinrs, Ebay sellers, a CASTLE Product Specialist (with the patience of a saint) I have come a long, long way, but I confess the thought of disassembling a diff of any RC car terrifies me. I have a new FG SPORTSLINE PORSCHE 962C HT 1/5 scale. I dared to buy an aluminum differential cover conversion “kit”. I watched your video. I saved it & will watch it again…and again, but really do not think I can do it. Along the way I have felt that way about a lot of what I managed, but it looks like brain surgery to me right now. Your work was great & the video was very precise. If/when I get the courage I will have my iPad open on my workbench moving through your video very slowly & carefully.

[@josephmorelli3191]

I cannot even try to do it.

[@mrshowtime79]

It looks very complex but awesome. I can't wait to see it run.

[@DDMSteveB]

You can see it run here! facebook.com/ddmracingofficial/videos/1891511297825425/

[@mrshowtime79]

@@DDMSteveB that looks like a lot of fun. I love the little road course you set up.

[@lynx7575]

This is the best channel I ever seen for 1/5 crazy car, FG in the specific. I am wondering if you may prepare a step by step videos on how to build the FG 2020.2 from kit rather than from a prep assembling car from the factory. What do you think? Thanks

[@CmwSpeedrunUk]

Beautiful

[@Fluterra]

A motor install video would be very helpful!

[@rcriyadh6020]

Awesome 👏. Thanks

[@Ryan-gf3jf]

Nice Vid! Steve!

[@hariyanto-wp5nq]

what the beautiful rc car fg evo isn it?

[@rccustom6726]

Is this the same diff as the FG Modellsport 2wd? Thanks

[@BOTAJELL]

WOW 😲!!! One word! 💥ZEEEEEAAH 💥👅💥👅💥🤤💥🤤💥👏😍

[@DDMSteveB]

Many thanks John!

[@ridwanhusainishraq]

is it made in germany?

[@DDMSteveB]

FG was once a German brand but they are now owned by T2M, a company based in France. They are now listed as "Made in Europe". Some parts are made in Germany still, other parts are sourced elsewhere