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Be good if you put some sort of clip on the motor you made so you can take off when bashing 😊

You never side skid in grass or loose gravel . Throws the track .Going down a steep hill or grade raise the barrel or rotate the turret behind . Steel tracks can't grip smooth concrete it acts like ice .

Great honest real world review 😊

Thanks for the video I enjoyed watching your car. I recently bought a Tamiya Neo Fighter, the only changes I made were the ball bearings and alunimun shocks. Its truely amazing how much of a beating my car has taken and it has so far has not broke. Its alot of fun. I'm tempted to buy a Manta ray next. What again where the name of the wheels and tire you used, I like the way the wheels look on your car. Thanks !

Do you know what the gear diff part number is?

Thanks for the share. What a great build! I'm 52 and about to take my first dive into kit building. Love this. I know this is a year on but after the benefit of time was the motor setup in this video a keeper (8.5T with 21 pinion)? Great colour too. Love the rusted look :)

them motors need castle monster mamba x esc to run at 100 percent

Just got this on sale at Fairrc... looking forward to upgrading it for my kids as a gift.

Link to order this model please.

Thanks for this video, thats a seriously fast motor, I dont think the driveshaft failure is a major failure point considering the power you have available. Such a cool truck and great value from Asiatees.

Thanks for this, very rare content for this platform and brand. I dont think a composite chassis rail is an issue if its well braced. Ive had metal rail chassis that are floppy. My CC02 is pretty rigid being composite as well. Gonna watch the running video now.

ive looked far and wide across the internet for the rc car i couldn't find the same one its all just rollers and not rtr anyone know the link to buy the rc car? ( btw nice vid )

Very cool and informative

good review, bought the car because of the other RUclipsrs and don´t like it that much out of the box. Switching esc and servo adding gyro to improve handling now. with sand paddle tires it'll be my beach racer probably

There should've been an aluminum washer in the kit that is meant for the top of the servo saver. Not pictured in the manual of course. Another missing instruction is using the same aluminum washers to capture the lower rear shocks, which you've already done. I was surprised the manual didn't explain using the silicone grease for the differential balls, or using the black grease for gears and the thrust bearing.

A bit sad you put all that awesome decoration work on a truck that's rather meh. Looking forward to that Tamiya build.

The yellow windows look like the color of a Gameboy screen.

AE is dropping the ball with these kits. Saw someone have the same problem with the top shaft on an rc10ds. The old manuals are more detailed. My rc10ds is in its box still, and a B7 with a defect on the chassis that they won't wattenty is right beside it. Can't imagine nostalgia for associated winning any arguments in the future. The T sure looks nice though.

You actually made the 8-bit rc!

Great filming as usual.

Brilliant project right there! I’m a big Mario fan💪

I just picked up an LMT and it takes a bit of skill to drive. The shocks are probably designed for stunts rather than bashing. I already bent 2 shock shafts. Sorry to see your rear axel break. You did a great job covering the LMT and showing us so great action.

That's a nice looking Manta Ray, what is the translucent blue paint you used on the window? Tamiya PS-39?

deee-kal not deck-all 👍

Nice but for the price you find 1/8 ! so better fot TT ! like Hobao SC or Hyper pro Truggy ! but when we like , we don't count ! i count now after ten RC !! ;) have fun !

Hey could you help me in gettin the front bumper assembly, I am in bombay and need my og buggy fixed

Tengo uno igual y estoy enanorado. Tengo rc de todo tipo pero este tanque es mi favorito.👍👏

You should try change the centre bearings instead of new flywheel. Bad bearings will destroy the main shaft.

6th pack in & mine straight up didn't work anymore for my next drive? Maybe esc or flywheel stator? Haven't seen many people with this problem.

nice video! Bough week ago from an auction a stock durga and searching for great and must upgrades your video help me to understand that the cvd (universal shafts) are neccesary. What I ordered was: -Buggy aeration oil shocks -trf501x setting spring set - reinforced drive belt (2 pcs) - aluminum damper bushing (4 pcs) -trf501x stabilizer set - slipper clutch set - aluminum steering post - assembly universal shaft (front and rear) - aluminum suspension block (4 pcs) -4wd buggy aluminuym hex hubs (front and rear) -aluminum susspension mount (front and rear) Thought to get the carbon fiber dampers but maybe will be a nice to have upgrade more than neccesary. cheers from Mexico!

The Tamiya Wild one was my first RC car. I built it probably about 1987 or 88, Futaba Trans and Receiver. Upgraded then to a Trinity Monster Horsepower motor. Put lots of hours on it. Then marriage and other things happened and it went in to storage. Pulled it out a few times and found my batteries were just not what they used to be but it still ran. Fast forward to today and, thanks to my dog, I bought a Traxxas Stampede BL-2S so I could tie one of my dogs toys to it and run him around the yard to burn energy. Soon after, the Stampede got upgraded to a Velineon 3500 and its associated ESC. Since I now had a BL-2s motor and ESC sitting around doing nothing, I started looking at my old Wild One. Long story short...My Wild One now has a BL-2S 3300 and associated ESC. Got another steering servo and receiver. Today was the first test run. After examining my pinion gear, 15T, it was pretty worn. I figured putting in the 18T was a better option (less torque with new motor) and I also set the ESC up for training mode for the initial test. It ran fine but it was about as fast or a little slower than stock. I then put the ESC in Sport mode. Wow, I don't think the Wild One has ever gone that fast. You'll need to either shorten the motor mount screws or use a small #6 nut to use as a spacer so the screws don't rub the fan in the 3300 motor. Also had to dremel out the red gear cover so it would fit back on. The receiver fit where the batteries for the old receiver were. I can't use the plastic driver piece anymore due to where the ESC mounts. The antenna mount is now inside the roll cage. It was a fun, easy and quick upgrade. Waiting for parts took the longest. Oh, I also rebuilt the shocks.

What type of paint do you use on the driver? Would regular acrylic paints be ok? Do you clear coat him afterwards?

Good tip on the bottom of the shocks. My Javelin was not sitting correctly and the springs rubbed. Your video explained what was wrong and it is fixed now. It was my first build so I did not know how they fit.

sand pit rc hes the COACH ASK HIM

Nice. Just bought one of these for the same purpose

Will you put to compete in a rally competition? Maybe amateur competition? I like to see against another chasis. I hope something interesting of this upgraded chassis

Did you have to modify anything while putting shocks on ball joints or did they pop rite in I got some that come with a brass insert but 2 small and once I pop it out it’s 2 big any idea what kind of shocks to use ?

Liked your trike and would like to know more about the Kawada wheels and the tires. I think I found the Kawada wheels at Banzai Hobby Japan that are out of stock now (where did get yours from?) and most of all (I know it's been 2 years) I would like to know the brand and part # for the tires that you used? Thank You! for your time and help!

The motor thing happened to me in 1980, as a 15-year-old, driving my Sand Scorcher for the first time, trying to do a jump.

Do you remember the size of the shocks you got ?

Would make a nice looking oval racer with that tire set up just need a big wing on the top

How important do you feel that little bit of rear suspension is over the "first" version of this car? I am mainly going to run in very smooth lots, tennis and basketball courts, no racing, no carpet and rather infrequent use as I am mainly a buggy guy. Thanks

Hi, just bought one for my kid. His dampers are coming to position, not same problem than you. I had an extra tube of grease so we put a lot of grease (black one from tamiya). Our concern is more on the servo saver. The opened ring is made of hard plastic and broke directly afetr first use. So I am looking for a reinforced servo saver. I am not into RC hobby, so if you have any suggestion, that would be welcome. For teh time being we are using the second servo saver set for the rear steering system. Thanks. BR

Nice.. I have a tamiya dt02 buggy. And i like it. Do you use blue lock-tight on your wheel nuts? 😊 I had the manta ray, the original one. My manta ray, had the speed controller that use a servo. I am mad at my self, because i gave the car away for many years ago.

Turn it back into a dirt runner!!!!

Coooool video BUT you need a better place to run um!!!!!

Helicopters are the only drones that can do steady, straight-down terminal velocity dive bombing. I have been doing that in my channel. Quads are said to "roll" down and tumble down by Joshua Bardwell when you dive from sky for more than 10 seconds .