How to Setup Your RC Car (Part 2)

[@RCRacingLegends]

Creative walls aside, you're dropping some solid knowledge in this video! Great job!

[@RoachRC]

Thanks man😊

[@davidm8584]

How did you paint the flowers into your rc body design? Looks 🔥

[@RoachRC]

Pretty much just a sharpie or a paint marker on the inside

[@andrewanddeclan1611]

Solid stuff! Its been a while since working on cars but these are great things for me to keep in mind again. If your looking for video ideas how about showing the fans how u made the paint job on that white/pink buggy? It looks so dope and would love to make something similar w/o copying you ofc!

[@RoachRC]

I could do that. To be honest I didn't think that many people would be into that style. Happy I was wrong

[@andrewanddeclan1611]

@@RoachRC Dude it is a awesome design and def gives off cherry blossom vibes! Creative styles on bodies is always appreciated plus teaching how to paint that style or in general is great for newbies gettin in or even pros touching up.

[@paulskipp5760]

What radio are you running with that crazy steering wheel offset? It looks comfortable!

[@RoachRC]

Lol that's not me driving. The radio is a noble nb4 with the steering wheel moved.

[@colestaples2010]

I want to see how a set up station works.

[@turtletrading4207]

The weight distribution part is wrong, the heavier side of the car has less grip. This is why on asphalt, you run more weight at the back so that the front has more grip and therefore you would have more steering. On carpet, you need less steering because you have a lot of grip so to calm the car you move some weight forwards, calming the car and therefore reducing grip at the front.

[@dirtrider88]

WHAT??? please explain how more weight on the front = less grip

[@turtletrading4207]

@@dirtrider88 It's physics. To increase grip, the car needs to be as light as possible, as low and as wide as possible and finally load transfer must be minimal. Every race car has those characteristics and there is a reason for it. If you are interested in the detailed mathematical formulas, you can look them up online.

[@DangerouslyReloaded]

Hey where’s part 1 ? I can’t seem to find it

[@RoachRC]

It's a much older video. About a year and some change ago. I think it was also prior to the mic upgrade so uh, watch at your own risk.