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Thank you very much its a good upgradable buggy im really liking it

Thank you Del it actually did better than expected I would also like to try it on some climbs and trails hope to get a chance soon

@@AdventureTimeRC To me, it´s more interesting to see how well this RC buggy will crawl than some expensive thing from Axial. We know they´ll do well, but this has more humble beginnings, and if it does do well then that will be directly to your credit : )

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Lol for the empire no rebel scum here thanks for watching brother

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Yes they did lol thank you this really brought it to life

Virhuck has the motor plate on a cam+clamp arrangement, any pinion you like and turn it to mesh, lock the clamp screws down. really easy convenient but its for 380-390 size motors. also cool is the spur gear has a slipper.

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I like the rear lower than the front on my bouncer s seems to stay on the wheels more but I might redo the front shocks

@@AdventureTimeRC yupyup, the rear OWL (one wheel lift) is just fine with the new shocks, up front she's stiff. the Virhuck springs do look like more turns per inch than the WLtoys for the rears, if same for fronts I'd trim 3/4 turn and flatten new end, then test. push front down let it pop back, is it 1/8 to 3/16 less than fully stood? 3/16 is about nice, because accelerating and climbing the weight shifts aft. for the rears there's 3 holes top+bottom both, after softening and oil filling, used middle holes at both ends, rear squats accelerating+climbing anyway with the weight transfer. fronts are a little trickier because they're so much shorter+stiffer, with the cantilever being a force+travel multiplier right in the middle of it all. they also lay flat is why I went light grease filled, oil wasn't enough resistance+damping. the stock shock threaded body and spring collars take care of final setup position+stiffness real easy after the spring trimming "chore"... making the new ends flat after the cut is "fun". if one rear spring is longer, right rear squats more nailing throttle because rear diff bevel pinion force, left front always lifting with a "dragster launch". do the WLtoys springs fit the new front shocks? they could be trimmed and swapped in so you keep a matched set on the buggy. after softening games here, can lift any wheel 3.5" with other 3 tires still down flat, all 4 stock shock spring collars are spun all the way up. when you lifted the rear tire, looks like close to +4" of lift, may be a little "extra" soft.. you'll know when climbing steep (if it squats too far and wants to back flip itself), if you want to run the rear shock collars down 1/8". this style chassis+suspension is definitely fun modifying! V-01 RTR for 43 bucks free shipping was a super bargain basement price.

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Thank you very much they are mostly axial trail honcho parts

Yes that should work fine

Axial stock tires and cheap Amazon shocks thank you for watching

Its a 540 45t I am wanting to try a 55 next gets a bit hot on the 45