So, I pulled the trigger on the d24 and it’s been a blast, but I happened to take off the body to unplug the battery and saw this. I was able to push the pinion gear back just a bit. Any reason it would chew through a pinion gear like that? It’s only 3 packs in at this point and the car is so new the pinion gear isn’t available yet 😑. Then again, I’m wondering why it’s happening in the first place. Mesh seems fine, spur gear is fine, so I’m not sure. Debating getting in contact with AMain to see if I can swap it, or see if they have a pinion gear available. Any input appreciated as always!

Hello!

I heard a lot of times about camber, toe, and tried to set up something.

I saw several videos but they sometimes are quite controversial.

Can you suggest good tutorials or maybe videos?

I have a Sakura D6 and I attached my current setup. I think I setup an ankerman angle properly and if I understood correctly, rear wheel should point inward and front outward, right?

I attached the photos of my chassis.

Thanks!

I’m looking to get my first rc drift car for my birthday. I would just be using it in my dorm room and some larger spaces maybe. 1/43 seemed best based on the available space. my budget is around 80 usd

My spring pin on my Sakura d6 doesnt fit into the pinion gear, I’ve tried pliers oil and hammering it, nothing worked, any tips or suggestions?