Hello! Thank you for watching my video! Here is a link to another video, where you can see, in the beginning, how the suspension looks. In the rear, if I remember right, I use the stock shocks plus two additional shocks that I think come from a WLtoys 12428. In the front I use the stock shocks, with softer springs, mounted on the tower for the body mounts. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHnJl2V7bLKWa5Y

Thank you very much, really glad you like my rebuild and glad I have inspired you! Good luck with your own Samurai build! 😊😊

Jo, cool är ordet! Det finns ju en del riktigt tuffa ombyggen av Jimny i full skala, men det är enklare och billigare i 1:10! 😊😊

Sounds good! 👍👍

Thank you very much Carl, really glad you like it. It works pretty well, but the original radio/esc unit is a bit weak, I might need to do something about it... 😊😊

Hello! Yes a 2-speed gearbox deliver both more torque and speed as it has a low and a high gear. To install it is rather simple: Remove the body off the chassis to access the motor/gearbox unit. Remove 3 screws on each side of the unit. Put the 2-speed motor/gearbox unit there and mount with the same 3 screws on each side. BUT, and that´s a big BUT, you also need to change the radio/esc equipment as you need a 3-channel radio to control the gearshift. That also means you can´t use the standard lights, with turnsignals, backlight and so, that I guess you have on your 99S. You also must change the driveshafts as, if I remenber right, the standard driveshafts are fixed to the gearbox and front/rear axles. An easier way to get more torque is, as I se it, to mount a single speed metal gearbox with 370 motor. It fits right into the chassis and I´m sure you can just plug it into the stock radio/esc unit. You still have to replace the driveshafts though. Link to a singlespeed gearbox that will fit: www.banggood.com/sv/search/all-metal-gearbox-wpl.html?from=nav

@Georgieframe okay but can i install 2 speed gearbox and manually change gears?

@@_.hondziarz._2203 Yes, I guess you can, if you make some kind of lever or tool to lock it in low gear. Hopefully the stock MN esc is powerful enough to feed the 370 motor that comes with the 2-speed box, but there´s no guarantee... I enclose a link to the 2-speed gearbox where you can se how it looks. If I remember right the coilspring on the gearshift rod keeps it in high gear, so you must invent a way to lock it in low gear. www.wpl-rc.com/products/dual-speed-gearbox

Thank you Carlos, glad you like my small modifications! 😊😊

Thank you very much, really glad you like it! 😊😊

Thank you very much for commenting, really glad you like what I do! The trailing arm conversion was, at least for me, a little easier than a four link conversion, as I had the aluminum profile handy. With rubber bushings on the axle mounts it is both stable and flexible, works great! Also nice to read about your holiday memories from Portugal. That´s where I´ve seen this type of bed too, well not in Portugal but on Madeira, just a couple of years ago, they were rather common there! 😊😊

@Georgieframe My HPI Mini Trophy uses trailing arms, and it's very capable. Though you carried out the conversion in order to allow clearance for the dually set-up, it ended up making this the most interesting MN82 conversion I've seen so far.

@Georgieframe ...and Madeira is, of course, strongly culturally influenced by Portugal!

Hello! Yes, I´m aware of it, sorry to make you disappointed!😊 But I´m also a little lazy and didn´t want to make new bodymounts in the front. This way all the body mounts still work, yet the opening is large enough to take even a big battery. That´s the reason for my cheating...

@@Georgieframe Oh, now I know why. I'm not disappointed now

Thank you very much for watching and commenting! Really glad you like it and glad that I have inspired you! 😊😊

Hi there! Thanks for watching and I´m sure glad you like it! Yes, the pre-drilled holes were very practical, whatever they are for! And battery in the front is a must for me, as I mostly drive in the garden with steep slopes and ledges. Cutting open a hard plastic bonnet is also a good test of patience, that I like! Fun to read your story about turning the white spoke wheels inside out! I remember that some guys did the same thing with the old type VW wheels, before 1967, in the back. The cars looked very much faster than they were that way! 😊😊

@Georgieframe One of my friends even re-drilled his rims so he didn't have to lie on the ground and grope blindly for the valve every time he wanted to check his tyre pressures. The rest of us just suffered.

Thank you for watching, glad you like it! Yes, the truck runs surprisingly well with the stock electronics, wpl has learned their lessons and evolved. I already have some speed-monsters on the shelf so I don´t need to go brushless with this. An advantage with using the stock equipment is that the neighbours, and others, small children can handle it when they come and visit. That´s also fun! 😊😊

I use the 2 speed gearbox sold by WPL, that fits most of their cars. The gears are shifted with a micro servo, that comes with the gearbox, so you need a 3-channel radio to operate it. I use this brushless motor/esc combo: www.banggood.com/Racerstar-2435-Waterproof-Brushless-Sensorless-Motor-45004800KV-25A-ESC-For-116-118-RC-Car-p-1069989.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN

Thanks for watching my channel! Which is the best of B36 and C24 is really a matter of taste, it depends on what kind of car you want. B36 is 6wd with leafsprung suspension, C24 is 4wd with fourlink suspension and coil spring shocks. If you want a crawler C24 has more suspension travel but the 6wd also make the B36 very capable. Both cars need upgrades to be capable crawlers, though. If you look at price C24 is about 20 dollars cheaper than B36, either you buy a ready to run or a kit version. Which means you have more money left to upgrade the C24. Well, guess that´s what I can say about it! Good luck if you are going to buy a car! 😊😊

Thank you very much, glad you like it! The speaker is mounted on the back of the cab, where the spare wheel usually sits on these cars. 😊😊

Thank you very much, I had a good time building it, really glad you like it! 👍👍😊😊

Thank you very much Carlos, really glad you like it!😊😊

Thank you very much, really glad you like it! Yes, the gears change through a separate miniservo, that is supplied with the gearbpx, if you buy a WPL 2-speed gearbox. So you need a 3-channel radio to controll it, the gears change with channel 3. 😊😊

@@Georgieframethanks man!! 💪🏽

Thank you very much my friend, really glad you like it! 😊😊

Merci beaucoup! Content que ça te plaise ! 😊😊

Thank you very much, really glad you like it! 😊😊

Thank you very much for watching and commenting! I´m really glad you like it! 😊😊

Thank you very much, really glad you like it. This car is 3 years old now and still running good! 😊😊

Thank you, Carlos! Yes, actually I have already ordered a set of Injora Swamp claws. I did this little test for fun, while waiting for delivery.

@@Georgieframe Cool

Thank you Carl! Well, the Kanyon plays, I think, in a higher league than MN82. This little thing needs all wheel weights it can take to pass any obstacle in its way! 😁😁

@@Georgieframe hello, not as standard it doesn't! we both modify rather well I think 🤓😎🖖

Thank you very much for watching and commenting, and YES, I am very well, but the garden and house plus some other minor things has taken time from rc-ing the last months... 😅😅

Olá! Eu uso o motor WPL 370 padrão da caixa de câmbio de 2 velocidades. Basta pressionar o pinhão cerca de 2 milímetros a mais no eixo do motor e ele se encaixa perfeitamente na caixa de câmbio C64-1. Funciona muito bem com o rádio/esc de estoque no C64-1, não há necessidade de alterá-lo. Boa sorte! Link para o motor: www.wpl-rc.com/products/370-motor

@@Georgieframe legal! Muito obrigado pela atenção, fico muito feliz que respondeu, sou iniciante em RC, e estou apanhando um pouco por ser tudo importado..

@@Georgieframe outra pergunta, qual caixa de câmbio de 2 velocidades consigo colocar?

@@francistrilheiro3817 Acredito que você pode colocar uma caixa de câmbio wpl de 2 velocidades, mas pode ser necessário fazer algumas alterações na carroceria ou na suspensão para que ela se encaixe. Eu mesmo não fiz isso e não vi ninguém fazer, então não posso prometer que funcionará. Outra coisa: se você colocar uma caixa de 2 velocidades no carro, precisará ter outro rádio e controlador de velocidade, pois precisa de pelo menos 3 canais para controlar a troca de marchas. Link para caixa de câmbio de 2 velocidades: www.wpl-rc.com/products/dual-speed-gearbox

@@Georgieframe muito bom! Então por agora, vou trocar o motor, os pneus você indica qual? E outra pergunta, qual bateria você usa? Muito obrigado a atenção 🙏🏻

Thank you for the tip, I will see if this works. I still have the car and drive it some times. It still drives very well and I don´t think it´s too noisy, but you may be right. Thanks again, I´ll se what I can do! 👍👍😊😊

@@Georgieframe I'm glad my words were heard. If the noise disappears using that method, do you have any plans to make a video? Anyway, I hope you have a happy hobby.

@@0bi-wan If the method is succesful I will probably make a video. I have to try it out first. And yes, I have a happy hobby! 😊😊

Yes, wheels are sold on AliExpress. You can buy them in sets of four,six or eight. Here is a link to where I bought mine: www.aliexpress.com/item/10000365163355.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.28.21ef1802pFMVQp

@@Georgieframe thank you🥰 The width of the tire increased and it felt very nice✨

Yes, you can if you use a "mild" 370 motor like the standard WPL 370, that is normally used in the 2-speed gearbox. It works very good, with excellent torque and low speed control, at least in my car. I don't know though if it works with a high speed 370 motor, like the black RBR/C 52000 rpm motor. It may burn or simply cut off with such a motor - but with the WPL 370, or similar, it's perfect! 😊😊

@@TheSprul85 Yeah, that's right!

Hello! No, the standard WPL 370 motor, meant for 2-speed gearbox, is a little slower, but has much more torque and better low speed performance, all with the stock electronics. There are faster 370 motors though but I dont know how they will work with the stock radio/esc as they consume more amps. The esc may burn or just cut off due to overwork. Link to a faster motor: www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007347777985.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.pcDetailTopMoreOtherSeller.2.2065GAHSGAHSKD&gps-id=pcDetailTopMoreOtherSeller&scm=1007.40000.327270.0&scm_id=1007.40000.327270.0&scm-url=1007.40000.327270.0&pvid=0b1d61d1-e974-469b-8cf8-91ee9fb50979&_t=gps-id:pcDetailTopMoreOtherSeller,scm-url:1007.40000.327270.0,pvid:0b1d61d1-e974-469b-8cf8-91ee9fb50979,tpp_buckets:668%232846%238114%231999&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21SEK%2132.00%2123.04%21%21%2121.49%2115.47%21%402103917f17274221137312235e0ceb%2112000040364118238%21rec%21SE%214290114320%21X&utparam-url=scene%3ApcDetailTopMoreOtherSeller%7Cquery_from%3A

Hello! Thank you for watching and commenting and for your interest! It sounds like you have bought an MN 99s or similar car. To convert into brushless you need to buy some stuff, that´s clear... You need a brushless motor with esc and a radio to control it (the stock radio equipment does not work with brushless). I use a WPL 2-speed gearbox, which I would recommend, for both low and high speed performance. To control the gearbox the radio must have at least 3 channels. I have replaced the plastic gears with metal ones. You also need to replace the plastic driveshafts with metal ones. The stock lighting with turn signals and reverse lights will not work with a new radio so you must replace it also, if you want lighting on the car. All this will cost you a little more than the car itself... If you are into the hobby for a while you can use the radio to control several cars - I control 4 to 6 cars with the same transmitter and several receivers, which holds the cost down. Here are links to equipment that is usable to convert the car. Good luck! www.banggood.com/Racerstar-2838-Sensorless-Waterproof-Motor-3600-or-4500KV-35A-ESC-For-1-or-12-1-or-14-Cars-p-1056318.html?cur_warehouse=CN&ID=518005&rmmds=search www.aliexpress.com/item/33057520491.html www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006459100471.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.1.6d821eceW40963&algo_pvid=bb4c044c-8ff0-498e-9d7e-46b6f7990522&algo_exp_id=bb4c044c-8ff0-498e-9d7e-46b6f7990522-0&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21SEK%21571.13%21571.13%21%21%21386.08%21386.08%21%40211b65de17270024323998023e9a67%2112000037272512264%21sea%21SE%214290114320%21X&curPageLogUid=KqsNH5MYQ34C&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004976979585.html?src=google&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21SEK%2142.49%2142.49%21%21%21%21%2110.5784%40%2112000032441213751%21ppc%21%21%21&src=google&albch=shopping&acnt=298-731-3000&isdl=y&slnk=&plac=&mtctp=&albbt=Google_7_shopping&aff_platform=google&aff_short_key=UneMJZVf&gclsrc=aw.ds&&albagn=888888&&ds_e_adid=&ds_e_matchtype=&ds_e_device=c&ds_e_network=x&ds_e_product_group_id=&ds_e_product_id=en1005004976979585&ds_e_product_merchant_id=662552590&ds_e_product_country=SE&ds_e_product_language=en&ds_e_product_channel=online&ds_e_product_store_id=&ds_url_v=2&albcp=21634419038&albag=&isSmbAutoCall=false&needSmbHouyi=false&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwgL-3BhDnARIsAL6KZ6_Swob3WXaTPwMlFnsMkcG4S64RIfow6PxKGCajeQoLWffurPuLKhEaAuhgEALw_wcB

@@Georgieframethank you for this detailed guide sir, really appreciate it. hopefully i'll be able to show it to you soon :)

@@ImpalaSuperSport Thank you, glad if I can inspire a little! Your plan sounds very good! It's a perfect car to modify. Good luck!

Thank you very much for checking in and watching this stone-age video! I still have the body around though and may mount it on a chassis again for a drive! 👍👍😊😊

@@Georgieframe Excellent plan and a good weekend to you, great to talk, cheers ☺✌

Better late than never! 😁😁 Thank you very much Carl! 😊😊

Thank you very much! 😊😊

Hello! This is a funny one! I found an old video I recorded about 8 years ago, and re-edited it to a shorts video, because I thought it was a pity not showing it to the world! 😁😁 Thanks for watching! 👍👍

@@NGDZ You may be right about it, but I'm not that sensible! I still use the 4500 kv in the car, but now with a 2-speed gearbox and it works great, both for speed and crawling. 😀👍

Thanks, glad you like it! The wheels are widened by glueing aftermarket metal rims to WPL V1 rims. You can see at 2,05 in the video how it´s done. The tyres I use are soft WPL V1, the kit type tyres, with added foams to keep the profile better. A link to the metal rims I use: www.aliexpress.com/item/10000365163355.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.11.d03c18029QvUId

Hello! I can recommend it! I use a wpl standard 370 motor from a 2-speed gearbox (in which I´ve put a brushless motor) and I am pleasantly surprised with how it performs. I just had to press the pinion about 2 millimeter further in on the shaft, then it fits perfect in the gearbox. With the stock radio/esc it has fantastic low speed control and the power is more than enough for climbing the steepest obstacles. It´s not fast but for crawling and driving in tough terrain it´s perfect! 👍👍😊😊

@@Georgieframeto put a 2 speed transmission in this, the remote and esc would have to be upgraded correct? Sorry for all the questions, this is my first build and I’m trying to figure out what all I need to order.

@@Im4evergrateful70 Yes, to put a 2-speed transmission in you must upgrade to at least 3-channel radio. There are some different options. Personly I like Dumbo RC 6-channel radio, which can also control winch and other extras. Then you also need a separat esc, preferably one that can handle 3s battery, if you want more speed. Also WPL RES-V3 radio works very good. It comes with a sound module, can shift gears and control a winch, also turn lights and sound on and off. It has combined receiver/esc unit and it can take 3s battery if you want. A downside is that with 2s battery it´s a little less powerful than a separate 40 or 60 amp esc. Good luck with your upgrades! 😊😊

@@Georgieframe Thank you for the information. I think I’m just going to start a single speed, but went ahead and bought a 2 speed transmission as well. I just got back into RC’s and the technology has taken giant leap, so I’m playing a lot of catch up learning.

@@Im4evergrateful70 So it is! I bought my first rc-car in 1989 (Kyosho Hi-Rider Corvette, it´s still working!) and very much has changed since then! 👍👍😊😊