Bingo RC Designs’ latest product, the Bingo Hachi Drift Car, is a mid-motor, fixed rear axle RC drift car designed for ease of construction and drifting. The name “Hachi” translates to “Bee” in Japanese (kanji 蜂), following the Bingo Wasp line of RC chassis products.
The Bingo Hachi boasts a simple and straightforward build process, utilizing fewer parts and simplified sub-assemblies. It comes out of the box with exceptional performance, featuring stable and controllable drift characteristics that are suitable for both novice and experienced RC drift car drivers.
The Hachi offers flexibility for customization and configuration changes, allowing users to experiment with different weight balances, front-end configurations, and motor placements.
Several innovative features are incorporated in the Hachi, including a shock-less design with the rear axle supported by flexing carbon arms and a TPU dampener. The front end employs a simple MacPherson-like strut setup and a TPU lower arm hinge to provide flexibility and dampening. The motor mount features an adjustment plate that simplifies the process of setting the pinion and spur gear mesh.
As a complete RC drift car chassis kit, the Bingo Hachi requires only electronics, wheels, and body parts to be completed. The Hachi kit incorporates numerous 3D printed parts made from a highly durable special PCTG filament. These 3D printed parts not only reduce the overall cost of the kit but also enable rapid improvements or modifications if required. Additionally, they enhance the kit’s flexibility for enhancements, such as different body mount holders.
The Hachi is available now with an introductory price of $299.99 USD. Available for to order from many Bingo RC Designs dealers.
(note some pictures show the optional Wasp Yokomo front carbon fiber bumper and carbon fiber Universal Battery Holder. The kit comes with 3D printed versions of these parts.)
Specifications:
Wheelbase: 257mm adjustable to +/-3mm and +/-6mm
Width (to outside of wheel hex hub): Front 189mm, Rear 181mm
Caster: adjustable 0 degrees, 4 degrees, 10 degrees
Toe and Camber: adjustable via turnbuckles
Specifications, kit contents and assembly instructions are subject to change without notice.


The Hachi utilizes a fixed rear axle and spool drive, making it straightforward to integrate into the kit since the rear axle is already pre-assembled. This fixed rear axle contributes to a highly stable drift platform, effectively minimizing or eliminating spinouts and facilitating easy high-angle drift turns.

The rear axle is dampened by a simple TPU spring structure, which minimizes jittering on the chassis’s rear end while allowing side-to-side rotation.

The front lower arms employ a TPU hinge design, simplifying the installation of the lower arm assembly without the need for multiple toe blocks, spacers, hinge pins, and other components. The TPU material enables the arm to flex while also providing damping on the front suspension.

The front upper arms are designed to use a MacPherson-like strut with a simple spring and a fixed upper arm. The upper arm mount can be moved forward or backward to adjust the caster.

The motor mount features a position adjustment plate, enabling precise pinion and spur gear mesh setting by adjusting the two set screws on its sides. Subsequently, the motor can be securely locked into place using the main mount screws on the 3mm thick carbon fiber motor plate.

The upper deck offers a highly flexible battery placement system. It features six mounting locations, three transverse and three inline battery orientations. The Hachi kit includes the a 3D printed battery holder that support both thin and standard shorty batteries, and also provides the standard mounting locations for the Bingo High CG Battery tray.

The direct drive steering servo configuration allows for easy Ackerman adjustment. The servo steering plate has an indicator showing the default position of the servo horn screw, so relative adjustments can be easily identified. Note all the extra mount points, which allows for custom front-end implementations.

The rear fixed axle is securely attached to the chassis using flexible carbon arms integrated into the lower deck. Consequently, there’s no need for an oil-filled shock or any maintenance. The wheelbase can be adjusted by modifying the rear axle mount points.

The Hachi has an optional upper deck, called the Hachi CF (custom front-end) that allows the installation of a third party front-end, if desired. It will work with any of the standard Yokomo YD2 front-ends, Reve D front-end, Rhino Shark DDSS, and other third-party front-ends (shown here with Shark DDSS).


The Bingo Hachi Drift Car Chassis (shown with optional carbon fiber bumper and battery holder)
Unique front-end utilizing direct steering, simple MacPherson-like strut, and TPU hinge lower arms.
(shown with optional carbon fiber bumper)
TPU rear suspension damper is simple and maintenance free. (shown with optional carbon fiber battery holder)
The rear axle is supported by carbon fiber arms that provide flex and rotation.
Two Bingo Hachi chassis having fun at the track!

















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