You should not have to change anything else. I'm not sure what the limits of the stock electronics are though, since I put a cheap 5amp ESC in when I first built the truck.
Sorry, no. It would be a hassle to ship. The whole truck goes together with a Phillips screwdriver and that's about it. They sell an assembled one, but it has toy grade electronics. My I was actually going to go to fort Gordon in a few weeks, but my plans changed.
Maybe so, but that's not the point. I have an SCX24, it's way smaller. TRX4 is way bigger and I have an Acender already. All are different rigs with a different intended purpose. This one was bought more for it's looks than anything else. With upgrades, and hobby grade electronics, in well under $100 and performs decent.
@@RustydriftRC I concur. I have a TRX4, but the WPL's are their own animal. Pitting it against a very capable crawler in the TRX4 is apples and oranges. I have to say that the WPL line are very enjoyable for what they are. Thanks for your review! I just put together a GAZ-66 (blue/white civilian version). Stock gears were metal (looks like pot metal), and axle housings did not fasten together like your upgrade axles. If you haven't already, to gain more articulation on your leaf springs. back the screws out a bit attaching the leaf springs to the frame rails. Makes an appreciable difference. I got that tip from one Run That RC videos.
nice job! 👍👍👍 That’s why I’m in (+1) and I say thanks you if you are nice to do it for my Yt. Stay safe and take care! 👍
Sir, the installation of the gearbox and axle does not affect the battery and the remote working system? or are there any additional changes? sir
You should not have to change anything else. I'm not sure what the limits of the stock electronics are though, since I put a cheap 5amp ESC in when I first built the truck.
Where do we put the shafts on the motor?
The driveshafts slide into the output shafts on the transmission, front and back. The motor was already mounted to the transmision
Ok thanks👍
Would you sell it to me
I would buy it and do it myself but I can't I'm at fort Gordon and I don't have access to the right tools
Sorry, no. It would be a hassle to ship. The whole truck goes together with a Phillips screwdriver and that's about it. They sell an assembled one, but it has toy grade electronics. My I was actually going to go to fort Gordon in a few weeks, but my plans changed.
@@RustydriftRC I'd pay for shipping and all
Sorry, I can't pay it go right now.
Just get scx24 or Traxxas trx4 Sport. Million times better in every way.
Maybe so, but that's not the point. I have an SCX24, it's way smaller. TRX4 is way bigger and I have an Acender already. All are different rigs with a different intended purpose. This one was bought more for it's looks than anything else. With upgrades, and hobby grade electronics, in well under $100 and performs decent.
@@RustydriftRC I concur. I have a TRX4, but the WPL's are their own animal. Pitting it against a very capable crawler in the TRX4 is apples and oranges. I have to say that the WPL line are very enjoyable for what they are. Thanks for your review! I just put together a GAZ-66 (blue/white civilian version). Stock gears were metal (looks like pot metal), and axle housings did not fasten together like your upgrade axles. If you haven't already, to gain more articulation on your leaf springs. back the screws out a bit attaching the leaf springs to the frame rails. Makes an appreciable difference. I got that tip from one Run That RC videos.
@@nicka.9073 Thanks, yes they are enjoyable for what they are. I've got a a green GAZ -66 as well, but haven't assembled it yet