Thanks mate.

I saw it mate. Just a little more trials and you are there.

It's all in the video description.

Thanks a lot mate. Your contents are awesome too. I exchanged your favour.

Now I'm looking into that throttle delay that I don't use on my transmitter (radiolink) Thanks for the info

@@RCSpeedster100 finally someone who watches the videos till the end. Well, you are right there's the delay even on radiolink. Maybe I am wrong but if I remember good, it is limited to just 2 secs. On the noble you can set it however you need. And if you watch the datalog throttle is perfectly linear.

Thanks mate.

Thanks mate. I am not so keen about metal parts. If you want to go for it it's just for a cosmetic matter, cause in speed runs the lighter you are the better it is. Besides plastic absorbes much better shocks. About The FlySky NB4, it's a great radio, I think one of the most complete and functional radios and it's not even expensive considering all the cool features it embeds. Unfortunately I bought it some time ago in a shop and I don't have links, but you can find everywhere online. Talking about the suspensions, what i did is to double the stock springs on the rear to make the shocks rigid and avoiding squats. In speed runs it's pretty important the car does not squat too much otherwise it could flip in the air on high speed. For what concerns the 3d printed kit I designed you can find at this link : cults3d.com/en/design-collections/ViCatRC/wltoys-124017-124019-144010 It includes front and rear adjustable wings and the protective sidebands. Consider that I don't sell the finite printed plastic item cause it would cost pretty much. Instead you can download the stl file and print it by yourself or give the files to a friend to print it for you in a cheap way. Best regards.

@@ViCatRC double dwn ? Like tighten it twice the amount on rear?

Yes, it's necessary to stiffen the rear that is pretty sloppy and lower the front to give a rake effect so the rear is higher than the front.