Well, after the Skyline 2000GT-R of course.

Mini-Z is actually very precise to drive. The difference being this one is AWD and you won't have as much tail out action as RWD. RWD also looks and feels more realistic to drift so the trend is going that way. Still, if you want a pickup-and-play experience without having to choose the electronics and build the car then Mini-Z is the best. I sort of have a roundup for all the cars both AWD and RWD. Although they are on the budget track I built here. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbNdnpN_1cfcfZs.html Anyway, you can still see how different they drive.

@@BeaversHobby Thanks for the response! If I want a car that drifts well but also is a good choice for "normal" races, the Mini Z is the way to go isnt it? RWDs drifting break out too fast for standard racing, right?

Yes, NSX fits MA-020 directly without modifications. Still, it depends on the batch. Mine is old so the side clips has very long prong. So if it doesn't fit well, just trim it down a bit and it'll be fine.

For drifting MA-020 is better. It works with 90mm wheelbase, the servo is a bit stronger and it's way easier to work on. MA-030 has better balance and good for touring, for drifting it's also quite nice but lack of body compatibility and being stuck at 94-98mm is not that good for drifting either.

This one is about 2mm narrower than R34 so it should fit if you shave the wheel arches off a bit. This body uses 0mm offset narrow wheel on all 4. The tyre size is actually the standard 20mm inner diameter. The Watanabe wheels supplied with the body have outer ring so you can keep using your old tyres.

@@BeaversHobby thanks a lot man, i’m gonna order it with a new pair of tires xD forgot that old ones are glued to the rims xD thanks a lot for your reply ❤️

0 degree toe.

I did it a while back with the toe (same method) but for camber you will need M2 so it's strong enough kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b7Wcid1iyb6ufpc.html . I guess a re-visit would be nice especially for the new version to see if this trick still works.

Unfortunately, no. This one is 94mm wheelbase narrow chassis while WLtoys is 98mm wheelbase wide chassis.

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I think the community is growing constantly so we see a lot more people coming into the hobby. The availability and price also helps a lot too.

Yes, 8.5mm. The narrow ones.

@@BeaversHobby thank you

Unfortunately they don't sell the wheels separately but you can get the unpainted version (white body). It will come with the wheels and it's about half the price. You'll have to paint the wheels though because they come in white.

@@BeaversHobby thank you that's a value tip

For the details? Mini-Z is a lot bigger so it is much more detailed than the Turbo Racing.

I took the front plate and the servo from it to build the 2.6 so it's not working anymore. I'm not sure if I'm gonna re-visit it either since it's already outdated at this point. Are people still playing the 2.0?

@@BeaversHobby I bought the 2.0 right after your first video. Still dont have electronics in it yet. Cant afford them yet.

Unfortunately it's not possible on XRX because the chassis is very wide. It should be possible on DriftArt though.