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I think you would need a connector converter as this is a t plug and most mn rc cars use something else. And they normally use 2s/7.4 volts but worth double checking that on your version as well.

@@Wltoys obrigado.

I think open, I have not made any changes to it from stock.

@@Wltoys ok. Thanks

I think open, I have not made any changes to it from stock

Normally yes, you just need to make sure it's the right voltage and current.

Creo que va mejor sobre el césped, pero estas ruedas en realidad no son tan buenas para la dirección y el manejo, ya que resbalan en comparación con las ruedas originales y la aceleración inicial desde la parada es más lenta, creo, porque las ruedas son más pesadas. Utilicé un traductor para esto, espero que haya funcionado bien yo iría con el Remo P6973 son mucho mejores

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Hi, Everything is the same except the battery in this video.

I Seen Your Link To The Motor & ESC But Which 1 Exactly Did You Use Here Because I See Several Different Ones On Those Links, Thanks! 😎

I went for the 120a esc but you could go for other options as well as long as it is brushless

And sensorless for this motor.

It's 9000kv, but I think that is too high.

It's open I believe, I have not modified the diff from stock.

It's not the brand Wltoys if that's what you mean?

@@Wltoysyeah the RC brand

I don't think the battery does, I think it is normally set in the car's esc.

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Oh yikes, thanks for letting me know.

You can use the charger that comes with it, they normally get hot though, I like hobby grade chargers as you can balance charge and storage charge if you plan not to use the battery for some time(extends battery life). It is always highly recommended to be around when charging batteries though even with hobby grade chargers.

Try Tomley Rc if you're looking for a how to brushless conversion, they have a really good video on it.

Ther look to be Product Size:About 9.7*4.7cm, but you can find all the specs here: au.banggood.com/HBX-903-1-or-12-RC-Car-Spare-Tires-Wheels-Rims-90115-Front-Rear-Universal-Vehicles-Model-Parts-p-1927435.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN And I think there was a speed decrease, maybe due to the wheels being heavier, also I found the grip to be worse as the compound is rather hard.

Thank you! I would stick with the stock wheels, these are heavy and they don't get much grip.

I got mine from aliexpress, but you can get them from banggood, eBay and other sites. www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004095182258.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.13.360b21d6KjzoQU&algo_pvid=8e8a316d-2a37-4d06-b3d1-bd1b5c65ad81&algo_exp_id=8e8a316d-2a37-4d06-b3d1-bd1b5c65ad81-6&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21AUD%2129.33%2114.67%21%21%21%21%21%402102176616842892910084541d077a%2112000028016816572%21sea%21AU%21712989932&curPageLogUid=7BAYYTXHfSJt

They are Sweep Racing Touring car tires

I used the surpass hobby servo s1500m, but it is a bit big, you might be better off getting a smaller one.

@@Wltoys can you use a 9 kg hobby surpas servo?

You can, some people have been fine with this, I have not had the same luck, mine leaked, a lot of people recommend putting rubber o rings and this has stopped them from leaking. Yeah 250 to 350 is recommended for the shocks, for the diff oil I'm not sure.

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I put a 9000kv motor, it's too much, something around 3000-4000kv would be better I think.

Stock motor is rated up to 12krpm at 7.4v. So you want something around 1500kv-3000kv at the maximum. I’m running a 2600kv which has a good combination or torque and speed.

I only ever had problems with the pinion screw, I think the rest maybe had a little loctight but always came out fine for me, no heat needed. I never had much luck with soldering irons, I normally use a long tip lighter and that has worked better for me.

I'm not sure, I would say try at your own risk if you're set on trying it.