Thanks Gary for always leaving positive comments haha.

Get a set they work really nice!

Yeah man no problem, shocks are awesome, big difference.

Glad to help!

Yea get a brushed one and dont look back and use the brushless one with the street tires, it's really fun as a speed runner because it's so small. You will be so glad you got the brushed one and if you get the better Zee batteries the brushed one is even more controlled. Again brushed is no comparison in drift!!!

@Outer zone RC I too went with the brushed version and after buying a second brushed (eachine eat15) , I decided to risk it and plugged in a 3s lipo. They actually take it just fine! I've ran them for around 10min at a time. Motor gets hoter with rubber tires vs drift. Also the eat15 brushed comes with a heatsink that very useful on 3s lipo.

Thank you sir. They work great!

Yes sir!

Great bang for buck!

You do need to change the connector on either your esc or the new battery. A hobby shop will typically solder one on for like $5 Here is the Battery link below, works fine with stock electronics : Check this out on Amazon Zeee 7.4V 60C 1500mAh 2S RC Lipo Battery with Deans Plug for FPV Drone Quadcopter Helicopter Airplane RC Boat RC Car RC Models(2 Pack) www.amazon.com/dp/B07TV4KBKV/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_GMJKA8QK236XGCS2KJCF

@@outerzonerc777 thanks!!! I didn’t know you could use a 2s lipo battery on a brushed esc setup! I thought lipo’s were only for brushless setups?? Guessing the run time is about 20mins on a lipo?

This should be a good link to the shocks. Thanks for your support! usa-m.banggood.com/4PCS-SG-1603-1-or-16-RC-Car-Upgraded-Hudraulic-Shock-Absorber-Damper-1603-BZ01-Vehicles-Model-Spare-Parts-p-1882705.html?cur_warehouse=CN&rmmds=search

@@outerzonerc777 thx so much ! 🙏🙂

Do not get the brushless one for drifting, it's terrible for drifting. Very glitchy. Go look on my page there is a brushless vs brushed video one a brushed motor upgrade that will answer your questions. If your looking for a controllable drift car go brushed. Then get zee 1500 mah 2s batteries if you want a little more power. Ultimately you want to build it like the one in the middle of the upgraded motor video I made. It's about as far as the brushless but excellent throttle control. The new motor is a dynamite 25t 380 size motor. But I would just start with stock brushed and enjoy then get a battery, after a while, you will need more power when you get better, that's when you get the dynamite 25t brushed motor. To make a brushless motor smooth for drifting you need a sensor motor and I have not had much luck finding a 380mm brushless sensored motor, unfortunately.

@@outerzonerc777 thanks for the detailed response! i ended up going with the HBX 2188A to drift around the office with, its a bit smaller and way fast enough for indoors, i might pick up the SG 1603 later to just rip outside, it looks like a ton of fun for places like skateparks, but like u said i might end up going with a brushed version and upgrade it myself as a hobby project.

Should be ok if not smoking. The contacts can make a small spark.

They are the stock ones and I cut up a yellow fox racing sticker and put stripes on the wheels.

These are the batteries: Look at this on eBay www.ebay.com/itm/2PCS-Zeee-2S-7-4V-1500mAh-60C-Lipo-Battery-Deans-for-RC-Car-Truck-Airplane-Boat-/383205406858?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0 You will need to solder this on also. Or use solder heat shrink connector. www.amainhobbies.com/align-jst-male-connector-agne11169a/p235242

Zeee 2s 1500 mah. Perfect fit. Great punch. Last a long time too

You can adjust the shocks. The whole treaded part you see is adjustment like on a normal automotive coil-over. I just have mine slammed at the top.

@@outerzonerc777 do we need to buy extra tower shock ? or use the stock one is Well Fit already? mine is Sg1603 brushed

@@micikho1 hello, you use the original shock tower.

Might be how your mount them, there are 2 mounting points, one of the points will keep the truck lower. Also, you can adjust the height of the shocks on the shock sleeve.

Can u show me how it looks with the higher suspension? I'm trying to make it a off-road rally car!!!!

@@Ramon-bd1ii If you buy the red once on ali or banggood he looks higher than original.. 5mm higher I think

@@outerzonerc777 What rly.. I don't where.. hmm I didn't found the second mount

@@stkobii will it perform better with the higher suspension?

It comes filled with oil, but if you needed to refill seems like traxxas 30wt would work

@@outerzonerc777 thanks

Hey do you mean the Plano tackle box?

Hey sorry just saw this. I believe they do fit. About 95% sure. I don't see why they would re-engineer the whole chassis if everything else is the same.

There are 2 different size sets, unfortunately you got the wrong ones. There is a 1603 set and a 1604 set. My buddy got the tall set and yes it handled like poop. You can't really find the shorts anywhere anymore. I bought 3 sets, still one in package if I ever have issues.

Yeah ones I was sold were crap a guy on ebay selling them saying there proper ones with photos of them fitted to udi breaker truck.. but there wrong ones for sure he's selling..... he should be kicked of ebay lol... Either the tamiya trf 50mm or yeah racing shock gear will work awesome with abit of drilling for ball studs carnt beat big bore look 😉👍👍

@@stevenoram5139 I want to see pics.

@@stevenoram5139 I really like them on my drift truck because the softer the spring the more grip you get to handle with. Feels like they are built for dift truck, slammed and stock oil is awesome. On my brushless one, it does seem a bit sketchy. Needs a bit of running, taller ride height, heavier oil.

They are just the stock ones that come on the truck. I just cut some Fox racing stickers up and put the yellow on. When your drifting they look really cool. They have a yellow tint to them.

@@outerzonerc777 ok thanks

@@stekeel6993 No problem, hit me up with any other questions, happy to help!