Very nice interview. Very organized shopping list

It is so clean and dialed. And it's his first effort.

You're welcome. I learned a lot too.

Glad it was helpful!

I am not your father Luke.

It is an enigma.

It's braided wire/cord sleeving - available in many colours and gauges cheaply at any electronics store or Amazon.

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Use a right angle to square up the wheels on a flat surface

Th titanium skid plates are so cool!!!! Big sparks i hear.

Funny enough I did basically the same since getting back into the hobby a little over a year ago. First an X-Maxx, then a TRX4 kit, now I'm working on an infraction. It will have the MMX8S/1520 combo though. Maybe next a UDR.

Didn’t have any problems, I use 2 6800 mah lipo 3s.

Rrrrright?

Wow, wow, wow. Thank you for at info. Probably will need a more aerodynamic body for it too.

Yea a new body and stiffen the rear shocks and lower the front a arm droop screws to rake the car and make the front just off the ground with the rear higher. If not, it’ll catch air and turn into an airplane at around 105mph. Don’t ask me how I know :)

it will actually do over 170

Thank you for the advice. Yeah the builder was just extra cautious and he said yes the motors run ice cold.

@@RCReviewChannel no problem glad I could help

80 mph at best with gearing that's not very useful and overheats the motor asap. Still a very good vehicle though

They have to be balanced. He knows someone with a lathe

Every bolt and every solder is dialed in with precision.

Still learning on how to handle the car at high speeds!

The problem is too is finding a venue (road and area) that's safe at these speeds. Can't really see the car pretty quickly as it passes by.

@@RCReviewChannel IT needs a tall ladder, to do speed runs, to see higher up on the road, for better for large area to get smooth passes, and better viewing on video with camera stand, it helps to have good looks and range for 200 yards for speed-run.

@@glennjthompson332 Ladder? In the US they have Pickup Trucks my Friend :)

@@glennjthompson332 Ladder is a good idea. Ladder on top of the truck!

lolololol

There's the actual price and the declared price.

We have some Traxxas coming!!!! We just have to pursue the interesting new cars and new content. It's not easy. But we make it fun.

I'm sure he knows the max wattage from data logs. From there it's about 746 watts = 1 HP

Castle link program has hp data

@@neilmandude I have worked in heavy industry my entire adult life around a lot of large electric motors, when you get up into the 20 horsepower range the motor shafts are typically around 3/4 in diameter or bigger, because they would snap under the power if they were smaller. Not to mention a 20 horsepower industrial motor weighs around the 200 ish pound mark, but this motor that literally fits in the palm of your hand is supposed to somehow have the same power? How in the world can you put 20 horsepower through that tiny motor shaft, not to mention if this thing really had 20 horsepower that would be five horsepower per tire, I can't see how any part of the drivetrain would hold up to that, my Ford 8N tractor only has 28 horsepower., I would like to see some real horsepower numbers, not just saying this many watts equals this much horsepower. Horsepower needs to be measured at the wheels or at the very least the motor shaft.