The motor in this truck is available at the following link www.amazon.ca/dp/B0B17FQXFW?ref_=cm_sw_r_apan_dp_SEE8MDTBBBC3TR3S1TWJ&language=en-CA Thank you for your comment and checking out my channel 😀. If you have more questions please feel free to ask

Glad you liked this short, thank you for the visit and your comment 😊

Thank you for checking out my content and leaving this comment . With the stock plastic servo mount that comes with this kit. I have a fusion se wich according to hobbywing is 58.1mm long installed. Hobbywing claims the pro is 58mm. So I would say your safe to install a fusion pro. Keep in mind though , I had to downgrade my aluminum front servo mount back to the stock one to I stall the fusion se Edit... The fusion se is very close to the servo as well i doubt i can get a piece of paper between the servo and motor. So both the servo and motor may transfer heat to one another or radio interference. I have yet to have issues like that but have only ran this fusion setup in the winter and my motor does get warm

@@rccustomcreations very informative thanks a lot! I also found some solution where they reverse the servo mount so you can get more space between servo and motor. the only problem I see is you will loose the bumper mount which can be replaced by mounting it on the chassis raile instead of the servo mount

@reynellealpindo5110 That's an excellent trick with the servo mount. I'll keep that in mind if I have issues . Thank you

My goodness bro. I thought I lost you . Glad to see your still around. If there was one fan that left a comment , I thought for sure it would be you :) glad you enjoyed it . This video was recorded in September. Unfortunately due to computer related issues and editing software having a cold , I lost the nearly completed project 3 times and had to start all over 😢. This was very discouraging and almost had me to the point that I was going to delete the footage. I still have the same computer issues and video editor wich seem to hate each other , so I'm going to have to come up with some savings to upgrade in the future . Thank you once again for your comment and viewing the video.

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Hello bud, sorry for the delayed reply. What I find with a lot of 1.0 wheels you have to have the 4 way cross wrench to access the center axle nut due to the clearance issue you have mentioned. These wheels are so small that there is not much the manufacturers can do without restricting the clearance around that nut . I do get your frustration that way. I purchased 4 sets of precision tools from Canadian tire and not one set had a nut driver tip that was thin enough on the outside diameter of the socket . Lots of people will grind down the outside profile of a socket that fits the wheel / axle nut as thin as they can to fit inside these 1.0 wheels. It is easy to do if you have a grinder and a drill. Just take the socket and place it in your drill chuck and spin it as fast as the drill will allow. Then use a grinder on the outside surface of the socket ( the end that would fit your nut ) and carefully grind the outside profile as thin as you can but not to thin. Take your time and keep trying to see if the socket will fit in the wheel front where the wheel nut will go. If you have a 4 way cross wrench then you should be able to skip that . As for the wheel space between the front and back half . I have seen issues in the past where I was not able to squeeze the rim fully wich showed a gap in the end . And usually it is my fault that the tire is not seated properly. Some tires are not compatible with other manufacturers wheels . The bead lip on the inside tire is too thick so have you tried with another brand tire? When I assemble my wheels ( this goes for all size wheels ) I will place the center ring in the wheel and then make sure it's centered in the tire as best as possible by eye. Then I place the front ring in the tire and into the center ring . I will visually inspect to make sure that ring is fully seated into the tire and I can not see any bead lip of that tire . I then flip the tire over and line up the bolt holes on the back ring with the front ring before I fully insert that ring into the tires this helps to prevent from upsetting the opposite side ring. I then insert that ring into the tire. While pinching the front and back together I will take the first screw and thread it into any hole . Turn that screw until the wheel rings start to compress slightly. Once that happens Turn the screw 2 or 3 full turns and then stop. Now grab another screw and install that into the hole 180 °across from the first one doing the same as I did with the first screw. Now that you have the halves held with the 2 screws I then take the rest of the screws and place them into the holes and turn them till they start to squeeze the halves and then stop. Once all are installed to to that spec. I now pick any screw and turn it 1 turn or 2 and then move to the next screw over going in clock wise rotation and keep doing that untill all the screws are fully tight and there is no gap In The wheel halves. Yes it takes time but the small screws do break easy . Remember that you don't want to over tighten the screws obviously as they are small and don't require lots of torque to do what they need to do. If your rim has a back ring , a center ring , front ring , and a beauty ring ( outside ring on the front that accents the main wheel ) i will assemble the beauty ring to the front ring first and then proceed with the above install process. I hope this helps you ... I have a facebook page , link as follows facebook.com/groups/327053233316821/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT If this info doesn't help or you have interest anyway follow that page . Post picts if you wish. If your still stuck on the issue with your wheels . Feel free to post pictures on that Facebook so I can see what your up against and perhaps ill have another solution

Thanks for taking the time to check out the video. And leaving a comment. . I'm also on facebook if your interested facebook.com/groups/327053233316821/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT

I appreciate the comment and your interest in the series. You will not be let down if you do what I did. I have filled the box with rocks to the point that the truck had no suspension left and that did not even hold it back. If you have any questions , don't hesitate to ask.

​@@rccustomcreations I bought the gears and I have added a bunch of stuff to my cart from your series and I'm going to order it and follow it through I really appreciate the response bro My grandpa bought The same truck as me and we're going to build them so you're serious is really great for us to follow along together

@pineappleking8075 that is epic that your grandpa is getting involved as well. I'm not sure if you are on facebook or not , if you are i am also located on facebook at facebook.com/groups/327053233316821/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT Follow me on there and send a private message on there to me . Feel free to post progress picts of rc on that site. Leave a comment with your youtube channel name . I do send out sticker packets to random followers that follow both my youtube and facebook pages

Great eye to detail. I'm going to have to figure something out for that . Thank you for your comment. Where are you located

I really enjoy these tires on my rigs They hook up well and look great. I do want to try the green inserts as i hear everyone likes them

Thank you for checking iut my channel . The qr code was cumbersome to scan , I thought this video would be valuable for others who had troubles with it. Here is a new tip i just figured out that I recommend doing. Replace the little wire that holds the assemblies together in the sides for material cut out from sewing push pins. The thin metal wire is too soft and has a tendency to straiten out and fall out wich allows the ratchets to fall apart. A push pin fits the little holes just right and is more ridgid.

The washer would be custom to these transmissions. Its more of a shim then a washer . Did you get yours from injora rc ? They have great customer support from my experience. I doubt that you can find this as a single part to purchase . I will have to open up a transmission and get the measurements for you wich i will do , but please allow me a day or two as im currently 500km away from home If you have a dremel tool and are handy at making things . I am sure this part can be created at home with the right measurments

I measured for the thrust washer and got 30 mm o.d, 1 mm thick, 12 mm center hole. F.y.i. ​@rccustomcreations

Thank you very much for the information . Please forget my apologies for not getting back to you first with this information.

I will have to double check when i get home.

@@rccustomcreations much appreciated sir!

@thatrandombikeguy so there is 4 bearings in each diff housing. 2 that support the pinion and 2 that support the ring gear The 2 for the pinion measure 4mm x 7 mm x 2.5 mm The 2 for the ring gear measure 5mm x 8mm x 2.5 mm You may or may not require shims for each. But each case is different then one another as are the gears to some degree.

@@rccustomcreations ahhhh ya!! It’s the 5x8 I was looking for. Thank you sir. Now off to search for bearings…and possibly a digital caliper as well. Lol

@thatrandombikeguy calipers are cheap on amazon. Dont need anything too expensive. Just something with good repeatability. The bearings are fairly cheap too

You can not purchase the links in a kit. If you click on the link at the end of this comment, you will be able to see how i built these links. Thank you for taking the time to vimiew my content and interest in my channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zmq1poxvr9aAmJosi=3CrM5tBqYa3uUx-E

Your welcome, thank yoh for checking out my channel :)

Im sorry for the late reply, not sure how i overlooked this comment. Im unsure of what your referencing to in all honesty. Did you find the parts you were looking for?. I have a facebook group that i allow followers to post photos of their rc's on. If your still looking for these parts in question, perhaps can you leave a photo of what you are missing on my facebook page or clarify on here what your looking for. I have included a link to my facebook page down below... to help direct you to my page ... facebook.com/share/qjQL149UnHXyD6FS/?mibextid=A7sQZp

I am looking for a tail boom and a canopy for the shuttle,.

@@rccustomcreations Send me your address And l see what l can do Chris Smythe in the uk

Thank you for checking out my channel and leaving a comment. I am glad the information was found tk be useful

The silver components in this build video are the upgrade parts that are used to replace the plastic versions that are used to build the stock trucks. If you look into the description of the more recent videos for this build series, you will find a highly detailed list of the components i upgraded. I hope this info helps you with your build.

I dont remember what modle it was cause i traded it like a year ago but they twins

What did you think about your gmade crawler? What i was towing is actually a injora rock buggy that i put together with budget parts.

Glad you enjoyed it.

Awesome thank you!

I have in the past considered a step by step vid. Could be a great build series. My delema is figuring out what people would consider a great starter trailer . Size wise and detail wise. What would you be looking to see for a trailer to build off of ? Legth and axles ,lighting. Excetera. These trailers can get very detailed. I want to add a wich to the front of the trailer so thats another detail. . Sorry for the generic responses to your other 2 comments. My intentions were to do a full reply in one shot. Thank you for taking the time to check out my channel and subscription to the channel. I look forward to hearing what you are looking for in a trailer , and perhaps i can figure out a build series. You are not the first to request a step by step .

The wheels and tires were purchased off of amazon. Try these two links to order yours . These trucks are great little trucks , a.co/d/7HziHGC a.co/d/8cJEkm2

Thank you for the sub and for leaving a comment. With the recent advancements in this hobby with details and electronics, etc i think we all are still new to the hobby. If you have any questions, please do ask, and I'll do my best to respond as quickly as possible. Welcome to the hobby of rc l.

Thank you for taking the time to check out my channel and subscribing/ leaving a comment. These bodys can be a pain in the rear so i understand getting intimidated. I built 3 of these and wont do any more lol of this style.

These straps did get expensive. They weren't as expensive when i purchased mine. I do like how it adds to the scale look though. Thank you for your comment and happy Hobbies 😊

To install the motor you have to remove a screw from the top of the transmission and one from the bottom that hold the front motor plate and sun gear out of the front of the transmission. On your motor if it is painted you may have to sand or file then paint off the front bearing housing that goes into the motor plate if the motor wont go in the center hole all the way. ( if your using a brushed motor ) Next step is to i stall your transmission supplied pinion gear. ( not changable for other pinions with more or less teeth) this step is a bit of trial and error . Place your pinion gear into the motor shaft and lightly tighten the grub screw so thag the gear can still slide on the shaft but with slight friction. This is so that once you get the motor seated onto thenplate you can now temporarily install the motor plate and sun gear back into the transmission. ( all your trying to do right now is set the gear to the proper spot-on the shaft) yiu can remove the 3 little gears for this step but do need the plate with the 3 pins for the gears still installed in the transmission. You will have a large washer looking thing . Leave that out of the transmission for now. When have the sungear and the motor plate pushed all the way into the transmission. Carefully pull it back out and trh not to move the pinion gear. Once you have the assembly removed , carefully tap the face of the pinion gear onto the shaft abiut half a mm more toward the body of your motor and then fully tighten your grub screw. If you have not installed your motor screws yet then do so but make sure they are not to long . If they are too long you may damage your motor. Now install your 3 gears if you removed them . Llace the large washer on top of the 3 gears and then install the motor plate into the transmission This can take patience as you will have tonplau with gear alignment on all 3 gears if i recall correctly. Once you get all that installed , you need to install the screws into the top and bottom of the transmission that were first removed. Pro tip... the two threaded screw holes on the front face of the transmission ... after your motor is installed take 2 screws with a washer on each and install those into those two holes. 4mm or 5mm long screws should work ( the goal is to get the washers to tighten io to the facenof the transmission. The washers on each side of the motor plate will help eliminate the side to side play that can happen under normal use ,this play can burn your motors up premature. If this helps you let me know. If you rather watch a video . Give me a couple days and i will record a install video

I want an aluminum ripper in my collection someday, they look awesome. I have heard a lot of great things about mofo rc. Is there anything negative about their products that you have noticed andy?

Nice , can always count on your view and comments 😉

There are a lot of excellent members i. The 506 group. I have been a member going on 2 years now. Jow anout you

Thank you for subscribing and leaving a comment and checking out my channel. The pov footage can be tricky to do at times but it always is worth doing. I am still designing different, what I consider quick mounts for the go pros. The three pov views in this video used a magnetic base, a magnetic base and long arm to extend to the side of the truck and then a clamping mount for the trailer. I try my best to not have any cameras in view of the video recordings wich is very hard to do if the cameras are hard mounted. The side arm needs a bit more work but it is almost perfect. I do want to get a permanent go pro to mount into the cab of this truck but that will take some doing for sure.

Thank you bro

Ilm have to check out your channel for sure, as for where i got the strap kits. www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006050177968.html?srcSns=sns_Copy&spreadType=socialShare&bizType=ProductDetail&social_params=21315356103&aff_fcid=ed0c4818d1ef442ebddede35f53170c6-1713209638487-08540-_mMZEh8U&tt=MG&aff_fsk=_mMZEh8U&aff_platform=default&sk=_mMZEh8U&aff_trace_key=ed0c4818d1ef442ebddede35f53170c6-1713209638487-08540-_mMZEh8U&shareId=21315356103&businessType=ProductDetail&platform=AE&terminal_id=3395e4523d0842738fa08daff0003c48&afSmartRedirect=y Abiut 6 bucks each

Unfortunately I tried ordering them from aliexpress , the address bot won't accept my address 😢

Thats really unusual 🤔. Do you have a po box? Not sure why else they would not accept your address.

They're shipping address bot doesn't have all the possible post offices in the town area and my postal code isn't included as well

Jumpins... what rock do you live under ?

I wouldnt spend much higher . Its one thing to loose 15 bucks but a hundred hurts a bit more ...

I just took one of my transmissions apart and the pinion gear is 15 tooth . And comes with the transmission when you purchase these transmissions

@@rccustomcreations thanks bro. i wanted to try to down size my gearing. not sure which DP or mod 17-18T pinion will fit

Its not gojng to be easy to change gear ratios. You can not just change the pinion in these transmissions. The three spider gears that rotate around the sungear would also have to be changed . And depending on witch way you went ( taller or shorter gear ratio) you may also have to reloxate the location pins for the spider gears that are required to turn the main shaft in the transmission. If you figurensomething out that works . Let me know , id be interested in knowing

No offense taken, they are in the plans. Want to create something that looks right and strong .

@@rccustomcreations are you going to do a build video for the trailer at some point

Perhaps this summer, I'll build a second trailer, maybe one slightly smaller. I would design it in such a way that others could build a similar trailer but modify the length to suit their needs.

Thank you so much for subscribing to the channel abd your time viewing my video and leaving a comment. I see your name is rc related so i am gonna check your channel out :)

It measures 9.25 inches wide by 24.25 long

@@rccustomcreations it is one of the best looking trailers I have seen in a while

Very much apreciate your comment. It now has lights wich are not in this video

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For the price point. You get a great trailer. I am considering converting it to a camper trailer though

If I was asked If I have one regular visitor. I'd ha e to say it was you. Thank you :)

These wheels and rims are beautiful. Its a shame to mark them up really lol... I am currently uploading a trail run video to try and have ready for tomorrow morning . I'm going to see if dropping a new video on fridays works better than saturdays ... i feel like you will enjoy this next video .

Under 2 weeks to get them into canada. I do pay for the express shipping. Not sure if that really makes a big difference in shipping times once it hits canada

Not sure what you mean?

There is lots more woods runs coming in the future.

I'm very surprised with the capabilities of the trx4m. I have a bunch of parts for it but am trying to keep fairly stock for now.