I try! glad to have been useful. Be great if you subscribed... hint hint!! 👍🍺🇬🇧

obviously I can't say I built it, just modified it a bit. There's some guy in Korea who cooked the motor doing stuff as steep as this, but the gearbox saves the day. Thanks for watching! I got to do something with lots of wheels next but I want 1;10, however the wallet says no! so might be asking your advice soon 😀👍🍺

I made them from universal rod ends, and some 3mm threaded bar. If it jumps, it could be the gears are not meshed properly. OR you've got a problem with the wheel hexes. If you do them up too tight you can break the little pins, then things rub and jump. When you say jump, does it do this with the wheels off the ground, eg put it on its roof and see what happens 👍🇬🇧

@@carlbModels it’s more like wheel hope and when I flip it I notice there is a ton of torque steer and I feel the rear axles are too loose due to no reinforcing

@@carlbModels thanks for the reply! By the way 🇺🇸 🇲🇽

ah right, yes mine sort of did that so I did the tie rods. This makes it way better, so if you can do it, go for it! The suspension does have a lot of slack sideways, and not enough up and down..!

thanks for nice comment 👍😀

hi, if it is stronger than steel.... yes, go for it. Although I bet steel is tougher, and where the little screws tighten onto it, steel will last longer. Can I suggest that you look at Servo On Axle? you can do away with the cables and have a servo on each axle. Steers a lot faster and more accurately. Do a search on it, I've seen it - might be just what you need. Good luck! 👍🇬🇧

@@carlbModels oh wow never thought of that I’ll look into it.

well, this;- www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07VRCZ6N5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_NNS45FN18WFS6RKD2M8X?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 However I reviewed it, so it's up to you. You will need to file the axle to make the pinion fit. It does make the truck a lot slower, but it can push my armchair with me in it. You will need bolts. Good luck, and thanks for posting. It's not too hard to do, you will need to cut the shell a bit to make it fit but it is worth it 👍🍺

@@carlbModels Thanks very much for the reply. I'll have to check into that.

hi, thankyou! someone elses review of the rear tyres;- rcnewb.com/hands-on-with-pro-lines-grunt-1-9-g8-rock-terrain-tires/ The rear wheels are Injora 1.9 beadlocks, however there are other vendors. Front wheels are from the HG P408, which are plastic but cheaper and easier to bolt together. Plus, they are probably more "purist" if that matters to you. The front tyres are some Absima 1.9 tyres, which are a lot harder than the Prolines, and when they wear out I will get more Prolines.

@@carlbModels thank you ^^

hi, tyres on the back are "pro-line" Grunt. They are designed for military models, and run with 1.9 inch wheel. My wheels were Injora metal beadlocks. Sorry no links, got them from ebay, and the tyres from a real model shop. They are very soft and grippy. Front tyres are Absima of some kind 👍🍺🇬🇧

@@carlbModels thank you very much 👍👍