How to eliminate/reduce body rattle as demonstrated on 1982 Axial SCX10 iii Proline Chevy.

[@sunriserc1033]

If you have any questions please leave them and I'll do my best to answer them.

[@jiakabery3550]

Nice! I'll be using this on my noisy rigs for sure. The cheeseball methods are awesome. So cheesy, but soooo awesome at the same time. LOL

[@ToyotaGuy1971]

I love this truck! The only thing I wish it had, is a rollbar somehow tied into the chassis via some kind of custom rear body mounts. This body style looks so baja-sporty with a roll bar. I'm reminded of Ponch's truck from Chips.

[@TheKingofGrass]

Cheers mate already had some diy fix in mind, but didn’t know what would be best to use! I’ve subscribed & am looking forward to your future content 😊

[@OLAFRC]

Hi! I just seen this video. My solution here. I had to lift the body mounts. Now the body isn't sitting on the rear bumper. Next step: Drill holes down below the original clip holes. Result= No more body rattle. Cheap and effective. Greets from Germany! Olaf. 🛻🇩🇪

[@melissaregehr3183]

love the hammerhead desk pad....also you seem to know what you are doing after 35 years.

[@sunriserc1033]

THANKS! The Desk Pad is dope for sure. It's from Novel Keys. Not available anymore, but they always have new designs. Also a second thanks..the hobby is ever changing and I'm always learning. Good to have a full arsenal of tips and tricks. Thanks for watching!!!

[@sebbbou5455]

Nice video !

[@sunriserc1033]

Hope you found it useful. Thank you for watching.

[@rccrawlingaddict207]

A short piece of rubber line or rubber hose can work as well.

[@sunriserc1033]

Cut it and use like a washer???

[@rccrawlingaddict207]

@@sunriserc1033 Yes, then you can cut it to what ever length makes it tight.

[@andyjones357]

Hey I'm all for free mods that work