The Beginning Of My G SPEED FS BUILD | MAILTIME!



I’m getting into this G Speed FS build and I might need your help plus a quick Mailtime with the Rino 1800kv motor and ESC

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17 thoughts on “The Beginning Of My G SPEED FS BUILD | MAILTIME!”

  1. Get rid of those front link! You'll be hung up on the skid all the time. You want to be able to slide on your front links. Back may be ok, but you can get some shorter rod ends for the uppers and longer for the lowers to change pinion angle. The shorter the shock, the lower the gravity center.

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  2. The front links should be shorter and that would have got it at just under 12.5 wheelbase. Give me a measurement for those front lowers and ill see what i have so you can use straight lowers. Those are going to hang up.

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  3. Articulation is good. There is a point where it’s too much but for the most part it is definitely good to have.

    Something you might want to try is some DEEZ shock bands to help keep your shocks from unloading when you don’t want them to if you’re not going to use the Desert Lizards.

    I’ve tried G-speed a couple times now and both times I ended up replacing them. Almost any other chassis will offer far more for tuning, shock mounting positions, and customization over G-speed. I’ve had the best results with either Spare Time Hobbies or Corrupt Carbon Works.

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  4. Hi. Here is a lot to Diskussion.
    1. Portal axles: yes
    2. Rear shocks should be layed down to 45 or 50 degrees. Gives more articulation, which is a good thing
    3. Front lower links has to be straight and perhaps shortened
    4. Wheelbase recommend from 12.3 to 12.5" to your liking (dont know if rules class2 oppose)
    5. Rear pinion of axle should be less angled up. Yet a little bit up is good for clearance
    6. Servo horn should be shorter. Try a bent steering link. Better would be a servo on axle anyways
    7. Rhino esc and motor are great

    Keep it up🥳

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  5. You're a dip switch! 🤣 I believe the key for your links is to make sure they won't get caught up on rocks and such but I only crawl over rocks in my yard so…

    you better get to building if your comp is in a week!!

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  6. I'm only 3:41 in, so i could be commenting on something your gonna mention but i do notice that you've got a 3 link in the front but have a SOA setup, i believe 4link for SOA and 3 for CMS. anyways i don't know what i'm talking bout' thank you for the videos between bikes and RC's!

    OH SHOOT I'M DUMB!! It looks SOA but i see what you did, haahaa sorry! excited for this build my guy!

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