NISSAN 180SX Rocket Bunny – RC Car

In this episode of RC Modify, Mackey upgrades the M-Drift chassis and shows off some prototypes. He then assembles a Rocket Bunny kit and adds some design to the front bumper using a 1.2mm drill bit and screws. He also 3D prints racing seats from Thingiverse and changes their height to 90mm. Mackey mentions an issue with the dual rate for high on the transmitter not working properly, so he opts to use the medium instead. He also decides against adding opening doors to the Lexan body as it looks better without them. Finally, Mackey discusses his decision to not use a gyro despite not being the best at drifting and shares his idea for a future build.

Axial Yeti Supercharged V8 RC Engine Mad Max Style – RC Car

In this video, Mackey is modifying a 1/10 Axial Yeti to have a Mad Max style. He plans to create a movable engine using some servos and 3D-printed parts. He demonstrates how to hack a servo so that it will keep spinning using a servo tester and some super glue. He also creates a knob to adjust the spinning speed. Mackey suggests that a cover and knob will help prevent the motor from spinning out of neutral after some use. He shares the 3D files on Thingiverse.com and demonstrates how to reverse the direction of the servo.

SFIDA Ferrari 458 Liberty Walk Sakura D4 RWD – RC Car

In this episode of RC Modify, Mackey shows viewers how to create a remote control (RC) car with a Ferrari 458 body and a 2JZ engine bay. He will be using a Sakura D4 1/10 RWD drift car as the base. He advises viewers on the parts they’ll need to complete the car, including a motor, pinion gear, ESC, servo, battery, transmitter, and receiver. Mackey demonstrates how to program the ESC using a programming card, including updating the firmware, adjusting the running mode, and enabling reverse mode. He also notes that some viewers may not need to update the programming card before using it. Throughout the episode, Mackey shares tips and tricks for assembling and fine-tuning the RC car, such as how to tighten screws and adjust the servo.

1986 TOYOTA TRUENO AE86 COUPE – RC Car

Mackey introduces another episode of RC Modify and shows a Toyota AE86 body that he will modify. He demonstrates the 1/10 4WD Drift Car’s brushless and waterproof. Mackey also shows how to connect the banana connector and switch the channels of the battery. He lists the various parts and colors he ordered, such as aluminum spoilers, underflow, and racing seats, and discusses the camera system, including the FPV or first-person point of view. It is the build that was inspired by Anime and the love for the car!

Nissan Silvia S15 – RC Car

In this episode of RC Modify, Mackey modifies a Nissan Silvia S15. He recommends buying magnet body posts and demonstrates how to stack them to increase the height. He also explains the differences between spray paints for aircraft models, hard plastic models, and clear transparent RC bodies. Mackey conducts a test and recommends using PS spray paint for polycarbonate bodies as it is more flexible. He also shows optional parts like stickers, LED lights, magnets for doors, and hinges. Mackey uses screws instead of glue to hold the hinges and recommends M 1.2 x 4 mm bolts and M 1.2 nuts. Let’s watch how turn out!