It's great you show mistakes, second attempts and rethinking. Keeps it real, no one gets everything right first go.

Can't wait to see you properly stress test those brakes when you get to go out! Amazing build.

Clear roads. Would think this would be the PERFECT time to test it out.

Simply this is what I call "state of art" hand made awesomeness. I've always wanted to do this. All the best. 😊👍👍👍

The sound the car makes is just music to my ears

“I was hoping this would happen so I could remake an all aluminum one” 😂 love this series and the car

One of the best RC car "DIY" i've never see... Respect from France

You must feel a great sense of satisfaction in designing and fabricating the various components, I know I would. It is quite marvelous just to be able to see you in action, your engineering skills are a joy to watch.

Johnny Q90 in 2021: And this is how you implement A/C on an RC car.

this has to be one of the best looking 1/10th (i think) rc cars on the internet

This is one of the coolest RC videos on KZfaq. I love all the fabrication, testing, and re-dos. Very well done. Thank you.

That thing is just so awesome , love how you can even somewhat make out that distinct V4 sound and all. Keep up to good work 👍🏻

You are a phenomenally talented craftsman! Love the way you creatively come up with ways to solve your problems, going to look through your videos to see where you got your tools so I can do some of the stuff you do at a much much lower level lol. Keep up the great work!

Tip for the brake servo: Use a shorter lever. At a given torque, shorter lever means more force at the end of the lever.

I'm 67. I remember slot car tracks in the '60s. This is all beyond my comprehension. The advance of these things is amazing and the devotion to this "hobby" is incredible as is your talents & visions. OUTSTANDING STUFF! R/Cs w/ nitro V-blocks? Crazy! I love it!

That's brilliant. Awesome engineering and way too dedication towards the entire build. Cant wait to see in on the open road with full throttle and drift.

One of the best channels on KZfaq for sure. The content you make in this genre is 2nd to none.

This has been one of the most satisfying builds I have ever followed. Loving the way its unfolding.

Consider running each axle's brakes through a balance bar so a given pull results on equal force even with subtle differences in length/freeplay in the cable. Also consider splitting front rear with another balance bar both for the same reason, and adjustable so you can tailor the front-rear brake balance and avoid it being tail happy under brakes or slowing too slowly with insufficient rear. I can't believe I'm giving brake setup advice to a model maker! Nice job though! I need to find your engine build and see how she runs. :-)

Nice build! Love the brakes! 👍🏼

This really makes me want to see two servos for the brakes for bias adjustment and perhaps burnouts? But that would likely require stronger wheels... Milled wheels. Either way this build (and channel, and YOU) is a very inspiring thing. Keep up the awesome work!

Dude!!! Am so stoked to finally see it driving around I've been following the build since you got the motor and began modding. Great work!!!

It is an absolute JOY to watch these videos!

This has to be the greatest and craziest R/C car build ever. I have been following this build from the beginning. Fantastic work!

This is so relaxing and inspiring, love your vids. Im always like "Oh mannn, can't wait to see the next video"

Johnny YOU KNOW... That once that this prototype will be conpletly successfull you will have to make a V6 engine XD i love your videos and your hard work, keep it up!

it runs so nice you can clearly see how fast it go if you give it some road to run at, the engine sound is so pleasing to hear

My friend, you have evolved a lot, congratulations! Your videos always have news. Leandro Wagner.

The patience and technical ingenuity this guy has. He has got to be German.

Cheers Johnny, it’s my birthday today so you couldn’t have timed this any better!

Dude i just discovered your channel and i can't wait for this lockdown thing to end to see your project running. Awesome job man.

Love how this creation is coming along sounds great looks great and I'm a very mechanical minded person myself so seeing creations out there like this one is very inspiring to me keep up the good work I'm sure there's lots more u will find to improve on

Magnificent job as usual, love them brakes. This is the rc car I always dreamed of, a true miniature car.

4:40 "I will press a fitting to this part" "But first we need to make it" Literally muttered, "What a badass". So sincerely cool.

Very proper and exciting to see someone actually putting this motor to a performance build. Keep up the great work 💪

It's just a delight watching you work with all does details. ^^

This thing sounds like a baby Aprilia, and I love it.

Never cease to amaze me Johnny!!! ✊😬👍

Woah!! Mind blowing.. don't know what's better, the rc car or watching the process!! 🔥

Amazing work and machines. I love how extreemly real it is. Love the build

I love watching you put this together. I'm curious as to how well the front bearing/steering bracket will hold up to the stress from the breaks.

Just SOO IMPRESSED, I Love the engineering part problem solving until this are smooth ,you are VERY TALENTED now make a full sized 1 and beat the crap out of Ferrari best wishes SCOOBS UK.

You do amazing work. The machining is incredible. Perfection for sure!👍🏻

Metal fabrication at another level . Damn good work .

The ability to a do burnout by just locking up the front brakes would be sick

Omg this is soo cool the sound makes me smile🤩🔥 Would love to try this out IRL but for now need to proceed making content in Forza 4 he he

Stunning engineering. Congratulations on the build.

Johnny, this channel is one of the best things on KZfaq. Thank you

I'd say lockdown must be pretty fun for you with those building skills.!

Waited almost a decade for this video 😁🤣

Wow I absolutely love this- I can’t wait to get ahold of a 3d printer as such and get to work- good job!!!

Since I found your channel I've got addicted, I'm an inventor myself and you made me order a miling machine like yours, and a 3d printer too, so much potential. Thank you for the videos, they are well made and you also show your miss designs and solutions. Big hug from Portugal

I love your tapping jig 😍 seeing other YTers tap with a cordless drill hurts my soul 😭

Perhaps change it to hydraulic breaks and separate them so you have the choice of locking the front wheels to do a burnout

It's cool you share the stuff you dig man.

This guy is brilliant. What an awesome engineer.

I like how theme of this build has been "buy premade parts and then re machine them."

When my daughter's ask why I'm being so Extra I think of this project. That's not a bad thing!

Great job! Can't wait to see the finally! Although I feel like you will never stop modifying it! XD

You are an excellent example of 'Applying' science. Hats off man..

My reaction to first 10 seconds: OMG IT STOPPED AND NO ONE DIED

Would LOVE to see some burnouts... disconnecting rear brakes for example to help...I'm pretty sure I speak for a lot of people. Great skills my dude!

i use to dream of this as a child. im glad someone built it. you have my admiration.

I bought the same 25kg servo motors from BG for turning the front and rear wheels. They are cheap and I am extremely satisfied. The crawler turns without a problem. Thanks for the video, which is realistic and instructive.

When will the turbo be ready for it?😉

Hey awesome project. you could also add a dynamo, then you could install a much smaller battery and get even closer to the real thing.

Those brakes are unreal and the way you made it all work is incredible. The only thing I wished that you would have done is use a bigger chassis like a 1/5th scale or something. I bet a 1/5th scale F1 car with all gear would be just out of this world! Can't wait to see this project come to a conclusion.

That is amazing detail. Makes you appreciate the built-in braking of a quality brushless electric motors these days.

3:50 Left: Pineapple slices Right: Aperture Science

Thumbnail:IT RUNS! Me: ITS STOPS! I dont know what im doing to my life

These videos are just amazing.You got mad skills and that pocket mill kicks so much ass.

Man... This is so amazing! Thank you very much for sharing your. I loved it! So detailed. Can't wait for the finish project to run. Keep it up sir.

With your tools and skills, surely hydraulic brakes would be just as easy to make and use a lot less force.

We get out of this "situation" when people say they have had enough of this crap

Now you have to maintain the rc car like the actual car. I love your videos! Keep on doing it❤️

Wow 👏 I've never seen a micro machine shop before. Good stuff 👍

That so cool I shared this video with all my friends can't wait for the test drive

It is nice to see iterations on your designs!

Acompanhado este projeto aqui do Brasil, parabéns pois está ficando muito bom!

I discovered your channel with the variable fan shroud video. It was so well done I went to see what other stuff you have created. I was not disappointed. What you make is amazing and the quality and detail is incredible. Really reminds me of Click Spring's videos, you two are real craftsmen. 100% earned my subscription.

I'm not sure how much of that car you made or bought, but you have an amazing car and the brake system that you made is awesome. Nothing I ever try to make turns out so well, but I just got my first RC transmitter and receiver for my first real electric RC car build, and I just tested out the steering and I was blown away how precise an responsive it is. I finally built something that I am proud of. I cannot believe how well it turned out. I used 16 bearings on the front 2 wheels, suspension, and steering mechanisms. The key to it was to use bearings everywhere, and never try to lever anything on a bearing. Put support on both sides of all bearings so there is no leverage against the bearing itself. For example, for the steering, I had to make a box like mechanism that had bearings on both sides. It is too hard to describe in text, but it turned out really nice and solid and precise. It is hard for me to believe that I built it. The other key for me was to get a real RC transmitter and reciever and ditch the NRF24L01 modules. I got them working once on an RC boat, but I had to use real Arduino Mega's (or real Uno's), and not the Chinese copies that do not supply enough amperage on the 5v out pins.

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Good job! The best part of this video is the way you are searching and evolving each time. Very cool!

The dog was missing from the driver test.😂😂 great job, congratulations! 👏🏻👏🏻

This is the coolest thing I’ve seen in a long time.

Bellissimo lavoro brò !!!! Sei un grande come sempre !!!!! Saluti da Genoa, Italy !!!

U are a crazy engineer. Beautiful work 🐸

I remember I had a rc I built I hated after you would let off the throttle it would cost .mucho respect for you Jonny on the disc brakes looking forward to seeing more action

Nice build! Looks show ready!

Love the 3d printed wheels. They turned out great!

You are one smart dude and with the skill of interest. Bravo.

Such a cool RC can't wait to see the body on it

How Long i have waited for this Moment 😂🙏

Συγχαρητήρια για τις φοβερές κατασκευές σου!!

Awesome seeing it ride WELL DONE!

Really enjoying your videos, you are an amazing engineer, and a darn fine machinist.

My goodness that car is an absolute work of art and precision micro engineering. The way the motor starts. The way the motor was just purring. Oh so gorgeous. WANT. Please? Haha

This is pretty fricken awesome mann!!🤘🏼

Thats amazing!! The man makes it when he needs it i like that!!

Insane craftsmanship