Month: March 2022

The easiest thing you can do is to drill the screw until the cap is drilled away.

Here you go:

When installing the diff units on TT02, make sure both the front and back units are of the same direction or they will spin in the wrong directions. In the example below, the front and back units do not match. The front has to be installed the other way around for all wheels to spin […]

Standard size 7.2V (or 7.4V with casing) for RC cars should have this dimension: 137mm (Length), 47.5mm (Width), 24mm (Height). Most 1:10 RC car compartments are designed for this size.

There is a misconception that a standard 540 power is not powerful enough to be hot. This is not true. Modern Lipo power is pushing the limit and a 540 can and will get very hot especially when Summer is approaching! In this video the Blazing Star has a cooling fan for the ESC and […]

The Manta Ray was the first to carry chassis designation of DF01. Blazing star shares the exact same chassis. The chassis is pretty solid and is fun to drive.

Tamiya cars have step screws attached to the plastic parts and they are very easy to fall off. So are the kingpins… Sometimes a thin zip tie can serve as a quick fix. However, the best way to truly secure the step screw is to first inject hotglue into the screw hole. This will make […]