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@@nathanlengyel9235 Thank you. Happy you liked it😀.

That sounds awesome 😃! Thank you for watching and your support 😊.

Hope you succeed. It is hard to make the jato go very fast. It takes at least a .21 engine with the right tuning and a good gearing. In this video my engine was not tuned perfect on the needles because of lack of knowledge. The car nowadays mostly collecting dust on the shelf. Thanks for watching 🙂.

@@rc-jatodaniel awww not a dust collector hahaha still was cool to see definitely inspired my project that’s coming this Sunday, but I’m sure I will be happy with it stock

@@RCDUSSE Yeah, I dont have any good place to run it yet. Can´t use the place in the video anymore. Enjoy your Traxxas Jato 😀.

@@rc-jatodaniel ok ok well I’m tuned in champ

Thank you so much for your comment 😊. Yes, I´m pretty shure I´m the only one on this planet with a home made rear steering and wheelie bar on a AE RC8T 🙂.

@@rc-jatodaniel most definitely by the looks of things .. so cool 😎

Thank you 🙂. Glad that my video helped you.

Thank you so much😀. Glad you liked it.

Thank you very much 😊.

Yeah, you are probably right 😂. Lucky for my boat passengers is that they are glued in place so they can feel safe when I´m pounding the throttle😂. Hope you liked the video and thanks for watching 🙂.

Thank you🙂.

I did not say in the video that the lake was rough. I have trim tabs on the boat and they are adjustable yes. They were not low enough but now they are more lower but the most difference is where you have the lipo battery placed inside the boat as well. In this video a year ago I had them too much in the rear but now I have them much more forward and now the boat goes just fine. Just remember, this boat has it´s limitations because it is not a racing boat.

Thank you 🙂. Yes it is a very cool trailer and also a good size trailer for the Peach quad. My little one is very proud of her trailer. Yes you should build one for your daughter. Good luck 😃👍.

Thank you 🙂. You´re welcome, glad to help. I wanted to make sure I did a detailed video as much as possible. Then you truly have a lot to do with upgrade 2 of them. Thanks for watching and comment and good luck with your build. If you are uncertain about something with your build, just ask me I will try and help you🙂.

You mentioned in another video that you added ball bearings to the rear axle. Do you recall the size of the bearings you used? Thanks in advance.

@@momothemilkman Yes, you´re right. I use the 10x15x4 mm flanged ball bearings. You first have to increase the hole diameter to 15 mm and also use a flat screwdriver to brake off those small flat plastic pieces inside the hole of the axle housing. It is also good to use thick shims to minimize the gap between the bearings and the edge that touches the bearings. Good luck with your build and thanks for watching.

Thank you so much for your kind words 😊. You also have broken a record for me if I say so. No one has put a comment so fast on one of my new videos before😃. I´m very happy and pleased that this video was already a big help to someone so you are most welcome and I wish you good luck with your build. Keep building and explore what you can make in the world of rc. Thanks for watching and take care.

Thank you Fredrik :). Nice with an fellow countryman watching my video. Jag bor i Dalarna. Tack för att du tittar 🙂.

Hi. Your welcome :). Yes I bought it new 2003 from my local hobby shop. I had a older rc boat from around 1986-1987 by the name of "Viking" from ROBBE. In the summer 2003 I took home that boat from my father because I wanted to drive rc boat again after a long time driving/compete with rc cars. After some cleaning and equipment change I test drived the boat in the lake. That didn´t went well and I put that older boat in the junk yard. I hope you can get one Atlantio boat in good condition from the after market. Good luck and thanks so much for watching :) !

@@rc-jatodaniel Thanks, good to know! Yesterday, I've purchased an unbuild Atlantio on the second hand market, I'm very much looking forward to building it and taking it for a sail on a nearby lake :-) After some time, I might considering custom mods, I'll surely re-watch your video for inspiration !

@@leovankampenhout2910 A big congrats to you getting one unbuild Atlantio! Wow, I thought that would be impossible concider it is a old boat and all after market versions would be built together already in different kind of shape. In that case you have a new one! I concider you one lucky guy and you wanted one Atlantio boat so it was meant to be you have that boat then 😀. If you do concider upgrade it to brushless I strongly suggest you upgrade the motor mount. Because the original will never hold that power. The original is just a soft aluminum plate that holds the motor with it´s weight in the air in an down angle. When I tried the original motor mount with my brushless motor, it started wiggle up and down when I encreased the speed, not good. It is not shown in the video off course but I epoxy glued a bigger hard aluminum motor stand for racing boats and I also bought a longer prop axel with drive dog system and I use a TFL CNC aluminum 38mm prop. I also use a 3S lipo and XT90 contacts on my 120 AMP ESC and batteri. I am very glad that my video/work is an inspiration for you. If you have any more detailed questions about the electronics or other details on my boat, don´t hesitate to ask and I will try to help you. Thank you again for watching and good luck with your boat 😃.

@@rc-jatodaniel Thank you! When I send my first message 5 days ago, I was looking at the advertisement already but didn't make a bid yet. Instead, I was still finding out about the model and figuring out whether it was a good choice for me. Partly based on your video and experience, I decided it was. So no luck involved there, except maybe that the seller accepted my bid 🙂 Today I received the package with the Atlantio and unpacked it as soon as I could. I'm quite excited about it, now I have to start building. It seems the previous owner of the boat has already drilled some holes but they seem at the right location and right size. So far, so good. Thanks for the offer to help! I will keep you posted how things are going.

You mean the original controller? In that case yes. First you loosen the screw that holds the battery cover in place, then you have to use a smaller flat screw driver on those small black edges under the controller, 2 in the front, 2 in the back. Use the screw driver and bend a little, the 2 in front you bend forward, the 2 in back you bend backwards and at the same time use a another small flat screw driver and get in between the controller halfs to help it a little and do the same on all sides. It is a little stubborn but it can be done. I have done it a few times. Hope this info helps.

@@rc-jatodaniel I bought a used kart , a new battery lifepo but the car doesn't work. Only moves the front wheels and Mario with right stick. Left stick doesnt move back wheels. The controller makes a sound of a loose or broken part inside. I think the problem is the controller not the car.

@@Alexis-yk3gu Ok, try and take the controller apart and see if you can find the problem inside as you think. Otherwise you have either get a another controller as spare part or if you maybe instead want to upgrade the kart with a real ESC, servo and radio.

Hi Lawrence. I use the original pinion gear. Thanks for watching 😃.

I use the original pinion gear.

Try this - Carrera RC 370162107X Mario Kart Mario Articelnr:2303856 Fabricationnr: 370162107X EAN: 9003150116448

Thank you sir for your nice comment. Yeah, some hot broads in bikini on a boat is never wrong. Have a good day :).

@@rc-jatodaniel Cheers!

Thank you :). Yes, I have in a very short time manage to get the car balanced and go well on the track. Mostly now thanks to the ball diff and also that I start to get more feel for the car. It can only get even better the more I get more comfortly with the car how to drive it more fast. Thanks for watching :).

Yeah totally agree...next will be picking up speed and try to out run the faster cars out there haha...I have full confidence in the schumacher - Eclipse 4 handling...it has a lot of potential. All the way all the best...👍🏻

Pretty slow, around 7km/h I think.

Thank you <3 :).

Thank you so much :). Yes it still going strong and has been through a lot of changes through all these years I owned it and now my Atlantio is better and more beautiful then ever before. You should dust off your Atlantio too and complete it so you also can enjoy it in the lake or ocean instead of collecting dust.

Hi. Sorry but I cant. Thanks for watching :).

@@rc-jatodaniel was there a guide that you followed or anything and was the converion a easy process

@@jaysap. Hi. No I did not follow a guide. I was just inspired of 2 other guys on youtube that also had convert their Mario Karts to brushless. But they did not tell/show exactly how to do it so I had to figure it out myself and see what had to be done to make it work. What you have to do or much depends on the equipment you want to use. I also did more upgrades then they did like ball bearing in the rear axle and air intakes for cooling the motor and esc e.t.c. Just remember that all the original electrics are gone and you put in your own esc,motor,servo and receiver. I had to in this new version of mario kart cut away some plastic material to make room for the esc and cables and I use hobbywing ezrun 60A. It was not realy easy because it was my first but it can be done. I have also since then convert both a Bowser Kart and Donkey Kong Kart and those to is a older model series with better room for cables and esc. You learn with practice. What I can do for you in try helping you is try to send pictures of the build to your email if you want to give that to me? Also here is links to the videos that I have seen. th-cam.com/video/CEbAeteR2s8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TomleyRC th-cam.com/video/v-isSJ8yKQU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=nicomakernolimit Just so you know, the french guy (nicemakernolimit) has the older Mario Kart series vehicle. Hope you got the info/help you need :).

@@rc-jatodaniel thank you so much for the help

@@jaysap. You´re welcome.

Hi. The name is Mario Kart and it is the toy brand Carrera RC that makes them. Hope you can find one. Thanks for watching :).

Thank you and thanks for watching :) Glad you liked it.

Hi Dennis. Yes it is a little sensitive this shocks. This was a long time ago I did this but if I remember correct, fill to the top and put the lid on but dont screw it tight but loosen a little and press up the shock shaft to get rid of the excess oil and then tight the lid. If it still is a little too much resistence to push the shaft all the way in, loosen again and carefully push up the shaft to get a tiny amount of excess oil out and tighten again. Hope this helps you. Thanks for watching and good luck :).

Thank you :) Thanks also for watching :)

Hi friend. This is the equipment inside the cart, hobbywing ezrun max 10 esc, A smaller savöx servo SW-0250MG and hobbywing quickrun motor 2435 4500 kv. You have to cut away much plastic material to give room for the esc and esc cables. I even had to solder the esc cables in a down angle position on the contacts on the esc to save room to get the top lid on. If you can use a smaller esc maybe you dont have to cut as much. It is very narrow room for the esc and cables. The reciever, servo and motor was easy to make it work. Hope this info helps, otherwise write back to me. If I could email you pictures of the build?

If you can give me your email, I can try and send pictures of the build. I use the hobbywing ezrun max 10 esc, A smaller savöx servo SW-0250MG and hobbywing quickrun motor 2435 4500 kv.

No big deal, dont worry about the trucks, they just try to get around the track and the drivers are noobs and they are not use to drive around a small track with big trucks :). This was just practice/fun driving for show anyway. I have bought Team Associateds shocks for this car but have not been able to test the car yet with those because the indoor season is over under summer time. I t is a good kit but you have to work much on the rear of the car to get a good grip on the rear wheels but otherwise it is a steady and strong car and it is really fast around a track once you find the right set up that fits you and the car. I can advise you to get Schumachers blue o-rings for the original shocks because the original red o-rings can leak. Hope this was a help to you and thanks for commenting :) Good luck!

You're welcome😀! Good luck and hope you succeed. Tell me how it went after you are done. Thank you for watching

Tack så mycket Savanna. Fortsätt titta för det blir bättre☺.

Tackar Savanna, roligt att du gillar den. Det blir fler videos😊

Ja, det ser jag fram imot

Oh Thank you for your comment and good job my friend and I am most happy for you that you have great shocks now ;) Have fun out there!

Hi. It is my friends car but it works really great.

Hard to help without see the car and engine but check your radiotrim on ch2 so the throttle servo can get full speed to the engine, have the engine off and lift off the air filter and look so you can see if the carburator is fully open when you hit full throttle. If not, increase the "EPA" throttle setting until the servo pulls the carburator to fully opening. Also make sure that the throttle linkage is running smooth and is in a straight angle as much as possible. Do you have the correct pipe and manifold for that engine? Maybe you have turn the high speed needle too low or too high? Too high gearing? Hope this will help. Take care and thanks for watching :)

Thank you!

It is a nova rally. Thanks for watching.

I have seen it now

Thanks. I have not tried a 32 spur. Did not even now there was one. Is that traxxas 32 spur gear? The smallest I have found is 36 that I´ve already use and that is made original for traxxas revo car but fits perfect on the jato also because it is the same slipper clutch system. I have a 27 teeth clutch bell gear that I´ve tried but then that gearing seemed to be to much for the engine but I want to try again

Where did you get the 27t clutch bell?

Hi Willie. Sorry it took a while for me to answer. The 27t clutch bell is special made by Rich at Rlc-hobbies. You can switch gears on the clutch bell because they are replaceable. So I have both a 24t and a 27t clutch bell gear to chose between. Thanks for watching!