Thanks Emmet. Regarding the modified parts. Please have a good look at the modified cross-brick used to avoid bending axles. And, although it's hard to see, the vertical axle used in the steering mechanism is quite a tricky modification ;) Furthermore I often resize a 59426 cross axle with stop (is the closest to a ball bearing). But you're right. That's it. The disclaimer regarding modified parts became a standard to warn LEGO purist and avoid unnecessary discussions.

They make stronger rubberbands

Not on Insta, sorry. Totally agree to use credit card on both sides. Please have a look here:ukposts.info/have/v-deo/cHZmhKBkn46XrX0.html. Updated version of the LBOW with more tuning tips.

Thanks! I tend to position the steering beam 1 stud further than normal. This gives some extra tension on the steering axles, which removes wobble. Furthermore, in this set up, having the ball joint on a cross axles (in stead of a beam) one can adjust their position to create toe-in or toe-out. Which is great, knowing that driving forward will pus the wheel somewhat backwards. Finally, sometimes in makes sense to also have a rubber band parallel to the steering axle. All 'n all, these measures help creating direct steering, when driving fast, you want every move of the servo to be directly fed to the front wheels (especially having this gyro in place). Hope this helps.

BTW Jet drives have arrived :)))

How did you go with the porsche 911 rtr? I'm looking at doing the same with mine. Also whats a good kv rating for something like this?

Motor is bought here: Conrad.com (brushless 460 motor). It runs on a 3S-lipo battery (no LEGO battery)

Hybricks LEGO ok thanks !

Hi Antoine. Nop, no grease on these pinions necessary. If you try to use a 59426 as often as possible, you will notice that you have hardly friction. This axle comes closest to a ball bearing.

I use silicone lubricant. It goes on wet but dries quickly.

​@@kellyspoolhall761i use lithium grease. For me it doesn't dry out

Plenty of choice here: www.conrad.com/o/cogwheels-sprockets-c19804

It's MOD 1 www.conrad.nl/nl/p/reely-stalen-tandwiel-soort-module-1-0-boordiameter-3-2-mm-aantal-tanden-12-240362.html

Thank’s

www.conrad.nl/p/reely-stalen-tandwiel-soort-module-10-boordiameter-32-mm-aantal-tanden-12-240362

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/jmFyd25roJBezok.html www.toprc.nl/absima-brushless-motor-trust-bl-10t-1-10-2130001.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwjMiiBhA4EiwAZe6jQ3S4bN3upohzkeCy4pygp5-3_sC0qO1kW1lmMMYLFhERWnu7HnSbLBoCFKYQAvD_BwE

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This are tips

These are tips for combining non-lego electrical components in a lego vehicle, the car itself is lego, the electrics are not. No need to change the title here.

No, it is not. Please refer to the first sentence in the description: Not for LEGO purists. Contains modified LEGO parts.

Hybricks LEGO i Know but u cen’t call dis car lego

@@MyGranadaprojects dude, the chassis is made out of Lego, the electronics are not.

Eirik i know but dis is not lego

The car chassis itself is lego, the electrical components are not.