RC Drift Car Maintenance - How to Clean Your Car!

One topic that I haven’t found a whole lot of information on is rc drift car maintenance but I have found some very relevant information on the RC racing side of things that translates over to our rc drift cars. We are always looking for the slightest performance gains and through a combination of cleaning, replacing and updating some friction worn parts you car can feel immensely better and all for the cost of the parts you replace. Wheel bearings can often be overlooked but can make the biggest improvement in performance, if your wheels aren’t spinning freely you might want to clean your bearings!
I hope this video helped you guys find some ways to clean your rc drift car and hopefully find some small performance gains. Be sure to let me know what you think down in the comments and share any rc drift maintenance tips that you might have. Be sure to hit that thumbs up if you like what you see and subscribe for more awesome RC Drift car content!
Thanks for watching!

[@donavinmoller2432]

Racing knowledge is great it helps alot on drift cars nice vid btw

[@shredcraftrc]

Couldn’t agree more 🤙 thanks for checking out the video.

[@michaelseguinot393]

Good stuff!

[@shredcraftrc]

Glad you like it 🤙

[@80377.]

I appreciate your efforts in this video if I might make a request or suggestion since I’ve yet to find this on a KZbin drift channel is I and I’m sure a lot of newcomers would like to see a video of setup with the changes shown on the track like camber,caster,toe,shock hole placement front and rear,shim placement and why and how these changes show on the track while driving.I know it’s a lot to ask but if those in the know don’t teach those that don’t know we will never grow maybe try it in a series in parts thank you still whether you do it or not🙏

[@shredcraftrc]

Check out my alignment video, all the changes you talk about are very subjective for the track, surface, tires, electronics, chassis and layout so it would be rather difficult to explain in detail for each individual situation. Alignment is the most important part and after that it becomes a matter of preference and individual “feel” of the car so the best way to find out is to make changes on your track and see what position you like the feel of more. There is never one go to position that works best, it’s all subjective so experiment and learn. 🤙

[@driftcraze2138]

Keep up the great work 💪🏻❤

[@shredcraftrc]

🤙 will do thank you!

[@theRCcarshow]

nice drift car

[@shredcraftrc]

Thanks 🤙

[@aureliend.3098]

no oil on your bearing ?

[@shredcraftrc]

Nope, not in this one. I clean them regularly.