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@power21100 I did, but since I have the ma-030 that came with flysky receiver and I'm getting the mr-04 soon, so it would be easier to use the NB4. For the ease of use and features, the NB4+ at $217 can't be beat.

I'm in the Bay Area but go to tahoe almost weekly in winter

I haven't opened the inside yet, but I suspect the parts will crack once I run it for a while. The power definitely increased with the 3S LiPo, but the top speed is still limited. I believe it's the gearing, and it's not easy to find parts for something this old. Either the parts are really expensive or you can't find them at all. I just bought a new 3D printer so I can design and print my own parts. I'll be posting a test run soon since I'm busy restoring other cars I found in storage. Stay tuned, and thanks for watching! 🙂

I agree; don't use any of their metal parts that are part of the powertrain. The swingarms are acceptable if you only drive on a smooth surface, as it reduces travel by at least 50%. I'm changing most of my metal parts back to stock plastic in the near future. They sure look good though but you'll be getting worse performance from it.😂

Thank you🙂

@skillard_automative

Yeah the kids loved it

I bet. I'll get one soon enough .

I have a pretty tight tolerance with the roll cage. So with velcro, it would add another 1/4 or so on top of the headliner. It would get pinched by the roll cage and I don't think it would benefit that much. With all the layers of sound insulation, it added around 250lbs. If I install vinyl to the roof and door, then it would probably bring it close to 300. t That's gonna bring a lot of hate when others are trying to do weight reduction meanwhile I'm adding 300lbs just to have a more quiet car 🤣

@@TofuYoung69 sound quality>everything Sweet little Datsun I’m sure👌

If it's at the bottom, the weight is sufficient to prevent lifting. If it's on the side or hanging, you have to use double-sided tape or velcro.

Good to know! Have you done the roof or doors by chance? Wondering if I should just go with 1lb like yours

I used something like Kilmat for the roof and door, and it eliminated most of the metal echoing tin can sound. I tried using the 1lb vinyl in those areas, but it was just too heavy for long-term use. Since most noises come from the floor of the car so I just covered those areas, firewalls, and the trunk. I think I have a before and after sound video, but I have to look for it

Okay, I just uploaded the video so you can hear the difference. th-cam.com/users/shortstFOcm3PYw48?si=7kpEObSF9e-1dg3B

I used some pretty strong 3" wide doubled sided fabric tape underneath and used the aluminum tape just to seal the seams. If it's just with aluminum tape, the vinyl would lift since it's quite stiff for the 1lb one

It's pretty easy to use but you do have to be there to monitor the temperature. There are many tutorials online for this roaster so you'll get the hang of it

I usually keep the helmet on when I'm riding to avoid the temperature change. I also applied some car detailing products like spray-on ceramic coating and never had a problem with fog.

@@TofuYoung69 ah, smart!

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What's your riding style and what're you planning to improve on?