Installing 3D Printed Front Suspension and Steering on to 1/24 Scale RC Shelby GT350

[@MakeItRC]

Thanks for watching everyone! Had to take last week off due to illness but it's great to be back to making videos. 👍

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Man that chassis is going to look great! Nicely done!👌😎👍

[@jerryvolpini7987]

This build is a lot more complicated but going to be totally worth it - very cool! 😎

[@ralph00611]

Just keep on getting better& better, kutgw!

[@mwestie12]

You know what you could use to build that area back up is to use superglue and baking soda. It creates a very hard material that is workable.

[@megadeth1952]

YES, this is what I been wanting and waiting for you to do.

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Very interesting episode !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SparkRattle]

this has gotten me all excited just like your last model build. :D

[@andymuzzo8568]

Awesome. I love the Shelby body.

[@ramelldurant4940]

I love watching your videos but maybe one day you will build a Chevy Caprice or a 96 Impala

[@garyslentzii2796]

Looks 👍 Great!

[@diecastmodelhub]

Nice!

[@facelessfan]

What do you use resin printer or filament?

[@thatonekidd6184]

how to get steering set up like tht is it on the site

[@blakebrengle9705]

When is this series going to be continued?

[@MakeItRC]

New video will be up tomorrow. Took longer to edit than I thought.

[@beanie_guy6286]

Hi where did you buy the rear axal for this car ? I'm triyng too find one for m'y project 🔥

[@youknoweverything7643]

He sells everything on his online store to do this your self. I built a 97 mustang gt into a 1/24 scale drift missle, I had some really hard non sticky Goodyear street tires out of another kit and I sourced my own motor offline abd used his suspension stuff and everything came from his site besides model car kit motor and esc, and servo and reciever, i used micro 3 gram metal gear digital rd plane high torque servo