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@@Iluvfootball89 I put a few in there. They rattle around.

@@Paul__FC thanks!

@@anthonylim5120 I bought from their Taobao shop as I am in China.

@@zackfair7697 yeah, it’s a great car. I don’t have a kp-m.

​@@Triggered-RCil sera prochainement disponible.

@@baljitmiller3540 I just didn’t have it right enough I guess. After I took it apart, I tightened it down more and it worked.

A size up from the ones on Rlarrlo motors. That’s all I can tell ya at the moment as I’m away from my cars for the summer.

@@Triggered-RC thanks for the answer. those rlaarlo motors do not have wires soldered on the web shop, so I can't tell.

@@RC-Closer1313 I used Tamiya clear Blue and clear Pink backed in Bright Silver. The clear paint really gives a depth to the color, but it is a little bit trickier than normal paint. Thick or thin spots will come out as different colors basically. So thin even coats are needed.

@@Triggered-RC thank you👍🏻

Not sure. They are the ones which were supposed to come installed.

Thanks. Can’t remember how much I paid. I think about $300. Ones with plastic tracks etc., are quite a bit cheaper.

@@Triggered-RC Wow that isnt't all that much, then again you mentioned there are more premium options. Thansk for the fast answer and your video! :D

Yeah. And now it is upgraded and should be a 150km/hr car, at least. But haven’t had the chance to run it.

​@Triggered-RC Sick! I'll definitely be tuning in. I run off-road RC only so super curious to see these things flying. Thanks man!

Can mod a TT01 drive shaft I think. But don’t need to running a brushed motor.

Thanks!

😂

Hobbywing Justock Handout Spec 13.5 turn brushless.

Awesome 😊

The Avante MK II is a DF03. No comparison. 100 times better. Or do you mean the original Avante? Way ahead of that as well. I don’t have the latest Avante, but I asked Gavin of RCKicks to do a vid comparing his Durga to the new Avante. I think it’d come out on top.

@@Triggered-RC I may have to buy a Durga to try it out. Any suggested upgrades to buy? May as well smoke my credit card all at once. Thank you for the reply!

@@thunderbomb515 Probably a good idea: Shocks, double slipper clutch, aluminum suspension mounts. It took me months to get all the upgrades I have on mine. Bought most of them direct from Japan. Slipper clutch was the hardest to find. Cost me about $100. PlazaJapan is a good site for buying Tamiya parts from Japan.

@@Triggered-RC Thank you for all the answers. My friends like to run Traxxas Bandit's or Team Associated. I like throwing out crazy (Tamiya) buggies whenever we get together. I was running one of my Falcons the other day. They are young and never seen one before. Nor have they seen a mechanical speed control! Dang I am old!

Give it a try. Maybe try brushless with 13-17 turns.

Nice. Not many hopups needed. Just ball bearings really and maybe a hotter motor.

@@Triggered-RC oohh, i have plans for several hop ups 😉

Hobbywing 1060, 2s Lipo, Tamiya BZ Superstock Motor.

Na man. China.

Thanks!

There are a couple tracks in Shanghai. Only a couple. I always plan to go check them out, but never seem to find the time. I actually have a dozen rigs I wanna see on a track. So, I’ll have to go. Maybe in August:

@@Triggered-RC that would be a ton of fun to bring all the RC’s that you’ve been wanting to run around the track and getting some killer content while having a blast 💥… sounds awesome

Thanks! But that was 99% luck 😂

Have driven them. Never got around to buying them.

Yeah, they run a lot closer to the ground, like the Durga. Probably better for racing, but who races Tamiya these days? What really impressed me was 1) how well it handled, and 2) that I didn’t break it! Lol

@Triggered-RC There's a lot of races all over the world that races Tamiyas. Look at recently tamico off road cup Besides japan they raise them all the time. And don't forget they just came out with a t r f 421 Which could Possibly keep its own against other on road cars.

@Triggered-RC I think you. Should get no top forces.They are different than manta ray.

Thanks!

Helps them go faster and increases battery life. But if you are building for a kid, or a kid is building, plastic is the way to go. No maintenance. Can let them get wet and stay wet.

Hobbywing xr10 pro stock esc and a 8.5 turn V10 motor.

Yeah. The gear mesh is too tight in the video. Fixed that.

I’d recommend buying their cheap buggies and trucks though. They are well worth the money. As for their speed run rigs, the level of machining is just not high enough, and the designs could use some refinement.

Nice!

Yeah, that would be easier on the truck. However, I am always impressed with the BZ Super Stock brushed motors. They are plenty fast.

Thanks for the information!

Hi could you tell me which way the curved shims go on the motor/armature/stator

@@benjomarriott9362the direction does not matter. They are just shims in this case.

@@colinbrannan thankyou mate

Thanks

Thanks! I wish I had remembered to take spare drive shafts though. I’ll have this truck back on with some steal drive shafts, 9mm brass hexes, steal wheels, and some thicker shock oil.

I’ve tried to find a non China link. I’ll search again and see if I can find them on Alibaba. If I find them, I’ll add to the video description.

Thanks! It’s Tamiya copper.

I have a couple videos of my MF01x up as well, also painted in Tamiya copper. You can check them out.

@@Triggered-RC Yeah already watched those. Nice work! Love what you did there. Something I am also very interested in doing. Love the 4x4 upgrades. I was thinking of just throwing a pro ling bug body on my Traxxas clone 4x4 mash up. But your build looks a lot more fun but expensive?

Yeah. They tend to disappear rather quickly.