RC Modify

1970 Dodge Charger V8 Plenum

In this episode of RC Modify, Mackey showcases his latest 1970 Dodge Charger RC model, which features a V8 with a plenum intake, modern wheels and drift tires, ESC, 55T motor, transmitter, and receiver. He begins by removing the white stickers and improving several parts on the M-Drift 2 chassis. Mackey then demonstrates a major design change that makes it easier to mount two pieces together without having to remove the servos. He also shares a useful tip for inserting bearings inside knuckles using a 10-millimeter dowel pin. Mackey then assembles the V8 engine, explains how he uses a servo reverser to avoid using too much wire, and shows how he cuts the RC body to fit the chassis. Finally, he applies masking stickers using Rapid Tac, paints the trims, and installs a white LED strip to add an extra touch to the model. Enjoy the ride!

1970 Dodge Charger V8 Blower

Are you ready for an exciting ride? In this episode of RC Modify, Mackey is taking on the challenge of assembling a 1970 Dodge Charger on a DarkDragonWing M-Drift 2 Chassis. He has to extend some parts to make it work and add the necessary components such as a transmitter, receiver, motor, ESC, battery, and wheels. The body will be painted in black PS5 and of course, he added the roaring sound of the DarkDragonWing V8 Engine. But the journey doesn’t stop there as he faces some obstacles, such as making spacers for the wheels, improving the engine position, and dealing with overheating and hesitation issues. Don’t worry, he has got it all under control with a step-down and some modifications. In the end, the car looks amazing, and we can’t wait to see it in action!

DDW 1/10 M-Drift 2 RWD 3D Printed Assembly + Supra MK5 Widebody – RC Car

The video is an episode of “RC Modify” where the host assembles the M-Drift 2 Chassis. He shows the hardware and 3D-printed parts and cleans them with alcohol. He breaks off parts to make room for the engine and uses a lighter to get rid of plastic hairs. He replaces the shocks’ soft springs with stronger ones and shows how to adjust the tightness. He uses a 5-channel remote controller and installs engine mounts and body posts. He demonstrates a cool trick with double-sided tape and copper foil tape. Finally, he tests the chassis with a widebody Supra Mark V drift body made by RC Supremacy Youtube Channel through collaboration.

White Toyota Supra MK4 – RC Car

In this episode of RC Modify, Mackey works on another Supra with a Toyota Supra Body Parts Set and a 2JZ engine. He plans to paint the car white, cover it with black, and use PS31 for the windows. The car will sit on an A110 Sakura D4 rear-wheel drive chassis, and he plans to use MST Carpet drift tires and a gyro. Mackey has most of the necessary parts, but he still needs wheels and a battery.

He begins by working on the chassis, installing the magnet body post, and moving it to the trunk. Then he works on the wheels, trying out some off-set wheels and changing the tires. He sets up the transmitter and receiver and installs a gyro. For the body, he decides to keep it simple and use stickers for the grille, and the chrome light buckets don’t fit perfectly.

Overall, Mackey takes a practical approach to modify the Supra, working with what he has and making adjustments as needed.

Greem Lamborghini Gallardo RC Car

In this episode of RC Modify, Mackey works on customizing a Lamborghini Gallardo. He will be using an M-Drift 1 chassis, an FS-GT5 transmitter and receiver, an ESC, a 55T brushed motor, a battery, and safety belts. He assembles the chassis and then cuts and paints the RC body, covering it in green PS8, white PS1, and black PS5, with smoked PS31 windows and chrome headlights and tail lights.

He then installs LED lights and creates a custom interior with one seat on one side and other components on the other. Throughout the video, Mackey emphasizes safety precautions and recommends high-quality materials, such as a short USB cable for updates. Let’s watch the process and see how it will turn out. Enjoy!