Injora Magnetic Body Post Install on the Tamiya M-06 Lowride Pumpkin

[@JeepsCafe]

No body post protruding out of the body, I like the the clean looks. Great job bud!

[@poorboysrc]

Thanks pal, it was a lot of work, bit totally worth it!

[@BigfootWeekly]

Good work. Want to see a running video next..

[@poorboysrc]

Absolutely pal, I'm working on it this weekend! 🤙

[@andyknuckles2903]

This will come in handy when I get around to build my Beetle.

[@poorboysrc]

Good to hear pla, hope they work well for you!

[@josecanseca8979]

new subb my guy/like u the 80s era was my time,I'm only 40 but 80s and 90s is EARLY Memorabilia is my other hobby after building RC CRAWLERS and finding cool upgrades and like you the best budget PRICE,I stumbled upon ur channel when researching some injora shocks,and I loved the honestly and ur interaction with ur subbs!🤜🤛

[@poorboysrc]

That's awesome, Jose! Glad you found the channel and are enjoying the content! I'll keep the nostalgic RC vibes flowing as long as I can, bro! 🤙

[@MikeVal1369]

Put Chap-stick on the upper surface and sides of the lower magnets (the ones that attach to the chassis.) That will keep Shoe Goo, epoxy, gel CA or whatever from adhering to those magnets. Then click the disks that will be glued to the body onto the lower magnets. Make sure you don't get any chapstick on the upper disks. Then put your dab of shoe goo on the top surface of the upper disks and place and align your body where you want it. Once the adhesive had cured, the disks will be adhered to the body and held magnetically to the body post. This is especially useful when you're mounting a body that wasn't designed for the chassis you're using. I used that when I mounted a Bullhead body on a custom rail-type chassis.

[@poorboysrc]

That's a heck of a good tip! Had to read it three times to wrap my head around it, lol! (I haven't had my morning coffee yet!) 😉

[@MikeVal1369]

@Poor Boys RC, I forget where I learned it, was a long time ago but the credit doesn't belong to me.

[@poorboysrc]

@@MikeVal1369 well it's a great tip, thanks for sharing! 👊

[@allanritchie1539]

Like the clean look of magnetic mounts on a nice body like that one. Not sure how they are going to hold up under moderate use though.

[@poorboysrc]

They can't handle much of a bump, as the body weighs so much. As long as I drive carefully, they're good to go.

[@jamesh950]

Nice results with the red and no flames. Seems the wheel base can be 5 to 10mm longer. The front and rear wheels look to be a bit in.

[@twotone85]

Im glad he didnt go with flames, to many people do.

[@philliptyndall7692]

Nice fandangling on the rear posts dude! if it don't work..... Mod it!

[@poorboysrc]

Yeah buddy, nothing a little Croatian ingenuity can't fix! 👌💪🪛

[@andrewmagro7703]

mine sits a little lower and still turns well but im using the lowest setting with the body clips as wanted to keep it as box art or Tamiya as possible although i did fill in the ridiculous holes in the guards , thanks for a great video bud :-)

[@poorboysrc]

Thanks for watching and commenting! 👊

[@timschmitz8198]

Wonder if you put a taller tire on it if would fill up tire wells little more and give it a lower look

[@poorboysrc]

I thought about that. Also considering installing oil filled shocks and lowering it a bit with them.

[@JoseGarcia-yk3dl]

hi! how to calculate the perfect heigth of the body post?

[@poorboysrc]

Lots of test fitting. Measure, cut, test fit until you reach the desired height. 👊

[@JoseGarcia-yk3dl]

@@poorboysrc XD ok, thanks!

[@IowaBudgetRCBashers]

I want one of these.. the pumpkin in all forms including it’s radio shack clones are my all time favorite RC vehicles. I just built a wooden flatbed for the qd midnight pumpkin/radio shack clones. I used a broken radio shack road fury body. Check it out if ya got time 😁 love your channel

[@poorboysrc]

Me too man, MP was my first and will always be my fav! Thanks for all the support, headed over to your channel to drop a sub and scheck it out! 👊