WPL D12/D42 Metal Parts Upgrade.

This is the official WPL front end metal upgrade for the WPL D12 and D42. This adds weight down low and gives this truck some metal ball joint action!
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[@jahmenrcbuildingasone4254]

I like that you figure the parts by experience. It's refreshing!

[@RunThatRC]

its fun sometimes and rewarding when and if you do complete the assembly without instructions for sure.

[@yannn5541]

Grease will attrack micro debris and in the long run will act like sand paper, otherwise you could use graphite powder or if you dont have any just scrub pencil inside metal link rod hole

[@Imgrldsalvador]

A sweet little truck right there ❤️

[@pranavsenthilvadivel935]

Oh man screwing in the ball bearing cover must have been hard huh it is so tiny and impossible to pick up lol LOVED YOUR VIDEO MAN THANKS FOR POSTING!!!

[@RunThatRC]

Small parts and my stubby fingers don't mix hahaha.

[@gabrielpichardo1492]

@@RunThatRC try magnetizing your drivers it makes dealing with tiny parts much easier

[@greymousetaxi]

get a good tiny magnet and stick it on your tool, enjoy.

[@brcoutlook4224]

I think they would come in handy if you were using the van for off road because of its durability and that little bit more clearance but if you were thinking anything else I think the standards would do the job nicely since they are adjustable still....great video David keep them rolling mate👍👍👍

[@RunThatRC]

yeah the standard setup is definitely fine.

[@TheKawasaki500s]

loved it

[@user-rn9eb5vc3h]

I want one of these in full size lol

[@RunThatRC]

drift van!

[@gabrielpichardo1492]

I predict its going to be a little more stable with those metal suspension parts. They bring more weight down low

[@RunThatRC]

I have yet to run it. Been too busy lately. It might help from rolling over but the parts do limit travel compared to stock parts.

[@greymousetaxi]

not noticeable improvement in handling, but you're better off placing ballasts on the frame itself. ive been able to get good top speed runs with the ballasts.

[@kellykuretich6366]

😁😁👍👍

[@JTACTR]

Does it increase steering angle? lower arm has more clearance

[@RunThatRC]

it does increase the angle but a servo horn would be needed and a adjustable steering rate transmitter.

[@brcoutlook1482]

Hi David, I'm just msging to ask if it would be OK to add a link to your rc channel from my newly established channel???...you have been a great help to me in getting started in this new hobby and would just like to add links to your channel from mine as yours is a great rc channel....thanks for you time mate take care

[@RunThatRC]

Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate you wanting to put a link to my channel on yours. Ofcourse thats ok with me fellow RCer! Have a great day!

[@greymousetaxi]

i expected something better than this, i wouldnt even call it an upgrade. less travel, requires break in, limited camber. they should have took something like gadoga's design and made it metal.

[@RunThatRC]

im with you on that. this is just more complications without that much or any benefit over stock.

[@user-tl5ct2pz7u]

What is the price?

[@RunThatRC]

14.90 USD

[@p3l1k44n1]

Can the upper arms be shortened to add even more camber?

[@RunThatRC]

yes they can be adjusted.