Sure thing. This is the extra weights: www.wpl-rc.com/products/wheel-weight?ref=rcmaniacs&variant=31392829374498

If you are prepared to work a little on it, yes. Upgrade the shocks and cut the body to eliminate the rubbing. If you do those things it gets really good actually

How durable is it?! Bashing the JJRC Q130B Rapid at the skatepark! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gNdolb2as9K5pHk.html

@@RCManiacs What I wanted to ask you is when you did the initial speed test, did you make it stock, how does it come from the factory or did you change something?

@@pyroextreme3744 No, its stock in this video

@@RCManiacs What battery does it come stock with can you tell me the voltage and mah?

@@EdwardChew 👍🏼

@@Kenzosoccerandpiano Thank You, thats very kind

Thank you 🙏🏻 ☺️

I am a big HBX fan for sure, I’ve got a few different ones and they are all solid trucks

Nice! Its a fun little RC :)

@@MCsCreations Thanks for your continued support 🙏🏻

That would be cool

@@sd_gundam Shelves 👍🏼

@@MCsCreations Thanks!

Yes

@@RCManiacs how if used 1:12 for body is not fit or you didn't try?

@@theliongsun dont know what you mean by that. I wanted to use this one and I think it worked pretty well

@@RCManiacs yup i just asking cos i want to change my body rc but im confused about the scale you know this rc scale 1:12 but is bigger ahahha

Yeah its really bad stock

Me to :)

The rear axle is the same but the front drivetrain is like the one in the D64. Pretty sure that the body is the same as the the D12 but the interior is different on the bottom so its not a straight swap but if you use the D12 interior it should probably work.

@@RCManiacsthanks also the front steering knuckle seems to impede changing wheels unless you use an extension. I hope some mod parts will Address this.

@@Mambomel yes, that is correct. i had to print some adapters

Thanks

Thanks man 👍🏼

Email the official store and ask if they can add that part to their store 👍🏼

They added the parts now :) www.wpl-rc.com/products/d14-transfer-gear-type-a?ref=rcmaniacs

Its fully proportional 👍🏼

Thanks!

Its just my DJI Action 2 :)

Sweet! I need to get one 😁​@@RCManiacs

Thanks man!

Yeah, just saw that teaser 😮

Maybe, I do have D12 drift build with full body kit etc. Kind of like the stock look on this

Yeah, they actually add a lot to the experience :)

Thanks!

@@JamesErrLJones i used a dab of glue

@@RCManiacs Thanks so much!!

Just watched and subbed, really nice bro 👍🏼

@@RCManiacs these little guys rock!

Man that sucks! Maybe go with s 370?

I do recall reading some stuff about this problem in the official facebook group. Cant remember the cause or the solution though, If you are on facebook you might find the answer in that group :) I hope you find a fix 👍🏼

I found this in an old post in that group, might help a little: ”Tonight I finally had some time to tinker with the C74! So, many of you know that WPL RC has released the gorgeous Bay Blue C74 for sale on the store and it has lots of great updates that the community has helped address no doubt. Those of you that have a release day C74 like me that may need a little bit of TLC I have another mod that I’ve done that is totally free. Just requires a bit of time and patience and in my particular case- a soldering iron (but you shouldn’t need that!) So first thing I did previously was install the aluminum knuckles onto the front plastic axle. It definitely improved smoothness in that whole area and in my case helped the axle binding I had too. Tonight, I worked on the driveshaft issues that WPL has addressed with the new blue version. All you need to do is remove the axles from the rear and front of the vehicle and flip them around. The angle of the driveshafts will basically be reduced from the transfer case. This results in less binding, and smoother power delivery. The only thing you will need to do- (do this at your own risk, but if you know anything about polarity you’ll be fine) is swap the positive and negative pins on the motor tab that goes into the receiver. The motor output has no particular polarity so you will not fry your board- again do this at your own risk, but mine was perfectly fine and I’m willing to bet this is what WPL did as well on their updated C74. The reason for this is by flipping the axles you’re also changing the direction of each of the driveshafts. You’ll still have full power forward and reduced power reverse on your reciever board so not to worry, it all works as it should.”

@@RCManiacs thank you so much for finding this and responding, I really appreciate it. I had to flip the rear axle when I installed them based on the position the stock axles were in, but the front wheels went forward and the rear wheels went in reverse. So I flipped the rear axle to get them moving in the same direction. I'm gonna take a look at the front axle and see about flipping it, and maybe the rear back to the way it was. In any event,thank you very much again.

@@mattp_505 sure is! I am keeping mine stock :)

@@MCsCreations Thank you and Thanks for your support 🙏🏻

@@RCTeamAustria 🤙🏻

Thanks man 🤙🏻

Thank you!

Have a look here: www.wpl-rc.com/collections/metal-upgrade?ref=rcmaniacs I would start with metal drive shafts, then gearbox/ electronics and lastly axles

@@manubahiacadiz I’ve seen some people try it but i dont think its recommended

@@RCManiacs Would it burn ?

It might, i dont know since I havent tried

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