The slipperclutch is definitively the right decision Fil. Thanks for showing the run, too.

G'day Fil 😁, Thanks so much for your kind comment to Ingrid and I on Addams channel mate, it really means a lot us both🙏. That's a great looking BBX mate👌Yeh we agree 100% it's something pretty special from Tamiya, hopefully they'll make some more BBX style buggies in future. Great to see your conversion work so well too mate👍. Beautiful water location you ran in, looks like a great fishing spot too. Thanks for sharing your great video Fil, we hope you are both well👍🦘🇦🇺

I'm not in the market for a buggy but the BBX is surely tempting me. It looks like a lot of fun. Thanks and Take Care!

I have beat the snot out of my bbx over the last 5 days. I have been at my trailer in northern Canada and have had it out over 25 times and have had zero issues other than killing 12t brushed motors but that’s my fault I’m going to go brushless . I was thinking of makeing this thing a monster. Aluminum gear case, steel gears, slipper clutch, upgraded driveshafts and modifying the batt compartment to take a 4s lipo. A 80kph bbx would be nuts.

Turn on the radio and car, place the car on a table, hold the left wheel, press the trigger if the front of the car raises up like a wheelie then the diff is set. If not gradually tighten the nut/screw until the frontbof the car comes up as you pull the trigger. Excellent vid Fil! I love the new Poorboysrc logo at the bottom of the screen.

Superb video Fil! I'm loving how we are getting to see a longer term test of this great buggy mate. So many channels take them out once, and then we never see them again. Very cool to see the progression of the project, weakness's disclosed, upgrades and lots of tinkering along the way..... which is what this hobby is all about in my mind. Must admit, I'm surprised you destroyed two yeah racing ball diffs.... their products are normally very reliable, perhaps theres a design fault there. I know a lot of people don't like ball diffs, but I'm a big fan, and love how easy they are to adjust on most models. They are generally pretty robust to! She certainly seemed to drive well with the ball diff and slipper installed, great job! Loving your pronunciation of the word Aluminium, I think you have been watching too many UK channels on KZfaq dude! 😂 That beach looks like the perfect stomping ground, got some amazing action footagage there for sure. Backing track worked well with the footage.... and as an old school jungle dj I absolutely loved hearing those little amen break beat stabs coming in..... proper 90s style! 😉 👍 👍 👍

Nice run! I could watch this beauty all day! I went ahead and installed the slipper right away for some reason. ( Hop Up Anxiety maybe) but after running it, I think it was the right decision. Cheers!

What a great playground for the BBX. Great video Fil.

The sandy brown colour of this buggy is so cool.

Great video; beach, jumps, slow-mo and an Atari T-Shirt 👍Good move on the ball diff, usually better in loose (slippery) condition 🤝

Nice upgrade Fil. The BBX is a real looker on the beach dude. This model seems to have given you a load of brilliant content brother!! 🙌🏻

BBX Bravo Brilliant eXcellent Fil and mate you have so made me need a trip to the beach again dude! Cheers James.

Ah gotta love the bill n teds adventure sounds

For my ball diff, i just used the settings in the manual. The bbx was also the most fun build I have ever done. Granted, I have only built 10 or so....

Nice run Fil! And the buggy is sweet! 🤜🤛

Same issue with my bbx damaged the original ball diff, so i put a yea racing diff and blow out it, then i put a hop up ta06 diffiertial with metal gears and problemssolved. My bbx is running beautiful againg 😊

Nice upgrades and running video. car looks great

My first build when it's too cold to run outside. Sweet vid Fil.

Awesome!!!!🤘🤘🤘

Great run

I like the look, but over complex and too dear. Good you got it running nice.

Very nice. I use always ceramic balls for the balldiffs on all of my buggy's also I polish the pressure plates. A big improvement. Thank you for your enthusiasm. I get mine build soon.👍.

great job on the build! must commend you on the way you presented it. my candy green grasshopper is almost complete so i got myself a subaru brat to build during the colder months. wish i was in vancouver..i'm stuck here in ontarible with this lousy weather we have going on in my area. see you in the next vid! cheers.

Hey Fil! Loved the way you pronounced "aluminium"!!! 😅😅Spoken like a true Brit! Anyways, great video and some very useful info, good to know the ball diff works a treat. You got some excellent shots on the beach again, the jumps footage in particular was epic! You need to stop tempting me to spend money I haven't got on one of these beauties, but I really want one even more now! Take care bro! 😎👌👊👍

I am surprised you blew the gear diff, twice! It seems there may be a design flaw in that one to lose it twice in a buggy, a big heavy truck maybe but for a 2wd buggy with fairly narrow tires I feel like there may be a weakness in the YR diff itself. Regardless I am glad you git it fixed up and our bashing around again. The slipper adjustment one the inside of the transmission housing looks better but makes it tricky to keep the motor wires out of harms way! certainly don't want to see sparks flying from back there midway through a run!!! LOL!

I hope you had good day today l am fine

Sweet run!

Hey nice mods Fil and really great run footage you got there. Such a lovely looking buggy this. Best wishes mate 👍👍

I love mine. bought mine right after release.

Yeah, man, I love your videography, those clips work so well together, Fil! Little clips with the transmitter, just adds such a bit of dimension to the video, proper action and storytelling, great entertainment! And the other thing, I love that khaki paint job, I need to get started on those colours also at some point! Bummer you destroyed those differentials... I still haven't yet ordered those Yeah Racing diffs for my TD4, but might soon... Or maybe not? They are plastic, right? I'm guessing you must have installed 4 or something by now? What's the quality like, on the long run?

hold the back wheels and hit the gas the car should barely lift from the table if it flips backwards loosen the clutch. It the front wheels stay planted then tighten the clutch a little.

I just went from Malaysia to Toronto for work for 8 ddys. First trip to Canada I went to Niagra Falls the visited Big Boys with Cool Toys. I picked up my first Tamiya TT02 Porsche GT3 and in the build process now. It will be a good memory of my trip to beautiful Canadaits a bit like my home coyntry Australia. (WAS TOO COLD FOR ME HA)

Awsome vid, its a great buggy for sure, im glad i got to build and run one, but do wish i could of kept hold of it for longer, looked awsome running around the beach 😎

Great video. For the 4 rear links with the spacers in the middle did you run into an issue? When I match them to the picture there is a small gap and the spacers slides back and forth. And if I tighten them all the way they are too short according to the scale picture. Did that happen with you?

Have you tried any other type of rims? Like those that fit associated buggies? Just asking for ease of finding spares

Is it the camera angle? Or is there toe in on the front end?

I have to ask, im not machincaly minded at all, what is a Slipper clutch, perpuse and benfits. Thank guys.

I thought it was pronounced Tuh-my-uh

Nothing worse than buying a car like this and not being able to get it going due to lack of skill or time Be aware the maintenance you need to do to keep running this can start be be a real drain Seems the mechanical work you do on these can be more than the run time .