How I Mod My LDRC Mini RC Drift Cars.
So just a quick recap here for those that want some estimated numbers for alignment setup. Front camber around 3 degrees negative camber Front toe between 4 to 6 degrees toe out Rear camber 3 degrees or less negative camber Rear toe 2 to 3 degrees toe in. These are what work for me so tinker as needed to get it to your liking. #RunThatRc #LDRC #RCDrift
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