MACKYWORKS Turns a Third GALM Body Into a Setup Question

The named body choice matters because it gives the build a specific RC interpretation: an FC RX-7 shape in ADDICTION’s BN Sports form, fitted to an Overdose GALM rather than discussed as a full-size car. The source material does not publish the body width, wheel offset, arch cut, paint colors, light treatment, decal layout or mount hardware, so those details should be read directly from the video rather than filled in from memory or from another RX-7 shell.

What is confirmed is the design hierarchy. This is body number three for MACKY’s GALM, and the post ties that third shell to three practical changes:

• a new ADDICTION Mazda RX-7 FC BN Sports body;
• new chassis parts introduced at the same time;
• an evolved body-mounting method.

That is the more interesting order. A convincing 1/10 drift body is not only a silhouette sitting over a chassis; it is also where the wheels land in the arches, how consistently the shell returns to the same position, how much clearance survives at angle, and how the visible body mass changes the driver’s eye at the edge of the track. MACKYWORKS’ own description points to the same kind of thinking by naming aerodynamics and balance as variables that must be identified and improved, not background noise.

Overdose’s GALM sits in the scene as a premium RWD drift chassis line from Weld Techniques Factory’s Overdose brand. The magazine’s reference identifies the GALM as a carbon double-deck, belt-driven RWD platform with inboard front suspension in its current-family context; the episode title and description do not state which GALM version or option parts are used here.

That distinction is important. This is not a universal FC-body recipe, and it is not a claim that one shell will behave the same on every RWD chassis. The post is about MACKY’s GALM and the adjustments demanded by this particular body and mounting approach.

For readers using the episode as a build reference, the first companion document is not another social clip but the kit paperwork. YAW’s Overdose GALM manuals page collects the maker documents held in the manuals library, including the instruction manual, parts lists, gear-ratio chart, blank setting sheet and example setting sheets. Those documents should be checked for the chassis baseline; the YouTube post itself does not publish settings, part numbers, surface, tyres or gyro values.

The video to watch is ガルムの拳ー第２２話ー新たなボディー３号機 on the MACKYWORKS YouTube channel. At the source capture, it showed 584 views, 28 likes and four comments.

The verified facts are deliberately narrow: MACKYWORKS says the third dedicated GALM body has been made using an ADDICTION Mazda RX-7 FC BN Sports body; new chassis parts were introduced with it; and the body-mounting method was changed. The rest of the critical work is in the viewing: look for how the FC shell sits over the track width, how the mount locates the body, what changes in the car’s attitude through transitions, and whether the finishing decisions make the shell read as a coherent scale drift car rather than simply a new cover for the same chassis.