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joker lane learned that from maifield lol😅😭

@@tonydetwiler2624 you can find them on ebay "tra5522x" is the part number

@@garagebuilds that one is the 7075 silver one tho yours looks pure chrome

no thats the one with jato stapped on the bottom

same one just polished

yea everyone has different oils maybe its too stiff

@ or maybe improper care of the car

Yes sir got a real heat gun now lol

@garagebuilds Most definitely

Yesss sir! hongnor FTW!

hahah thanks bro we slowly improving ! 💯🏁

Thanks broo ! 💯🏁

good video, I like the Hong Nor brand, where can I get spare parts for this brand?

@josevidalfortuna9555 pro1rc.com

​@@garagebuildstanks bro

Working on it reason why i zoomed was because quality did not come out as good but i think i fgured something out in setting was off will see on the next videos

@@jonpye8655 soo would you like videos to be zoomed to see the car better in action when running on its own or wider to see more track then car ?

Did you change something on the RUclips app, because now it works. On a smart phone now I can change your videos to wide viewing mode. Prior to this for a long time your videos would not change to the wide view.

Yeaaa thats that boi runcie

Thanks bro! and yess it is

Thankss bro! its just getting better now starting to learn the car and working on set up seeing what works and what dosent but pretty happy with em overall

@@chrissolo8472 Rpm Rear arms and driveshafts i bought off amazon they are nockoffs but worked out great thanks btw!

i havent used one myself yet but sounds like a beast.

Kinda true but 1/8 scale is were is at in my opinion , 8scale racing is best!

@@garagebuilds Absolutely, 1/8th just cost an arm, leg and testicle nowadays. My favorites were 1/10th scale pan cars, buggies and truggies. Even 1/12th scale pan cars are awesome. Just no place to race them anymore.

Yupp agree and thats the problem only few places left and they are big with big jumps which 1/10 cars would be broken every outing

@@FJSP Yes they are pretty durable nd i drive them pretty hard lol

bump the wheel at the bottom of chasis u can use backside of screwdriver i use thumb just gotta get use to it and set it at bottom dead center means move flywheel side to side make sure it feels like it moves side to side

sold it a while ago sadly

2050 would be upgrade little more speed specially if your track has few long straights 1900 more torque would be better in short tight track

look through my shorts i have a few videos of it on there this was a ripper sadly i sold it

Thankss! 🏁 @TheObidoky

At hobby shops

Yes , TLR shand offs right off the bat dremmel sides to fit shock tower , front arms nd rear arms , hidnge pins nd pills should be good for now then get as needed that should be enough to get you trough some races and practice till u see how u hold up to it , cars are tuff i have only broken 1 rear arm but was my fault nd there stock stand offs are very weak only weak point i found

@@garagebuilds oh okay the tlr stand offs better

thanks bro , hongnor ftw

only hongnor now all others have been sold sadly lol

i really like it tbh nd it fits my style of driving nd its a different ball game compared to what ive driven and this is a work in progress set up drives completly different to the first time on track but i am enjoying the learning experience nd its just getting better , and has to be driven nice wont just do what u want if u dont make it do it

Yes from 22degrees down to 16