Thanks!🙏 it’s definitely coming along really well. I need to spend more time on fine tuning everything. Keep an eye out for more videos released every Saturday.
Haha thanks for the comment! Yeah it’s like a monster truck for sure! A bit too top heavy. In future videos, I’ll be tackling proper suspension to help with it having no body roll or suspension movement. 2 stroke makes it very snappy. Makes it want to wheel stand so easily haha
@@Fab-Life444 You should check out a similar kind of build on ct90adventures. He actually made it R/C optional, or you can get in and drive it. It works both ways! He's going on insane 1000-mile off road trips with it, so he wants to be able to R/C over dangerous sections while he walks, basically. It's so cool. Granted, he used a 500cc Honda 4WD quad, but still, really awesome, and I could help you with the R/C bit if you want to go that direction. (yes, there ARE off-the-shelf servos that big, and they work great) I really love your build, though! Might need weight in the front, like a small car battery for lights, etc that you keep on a trickle charge when you're not using it, so at least the weight has a purpose? Just a quick thought. I like how yours looks more faithful to the original power wheel, and not as cut-up, yet still manages to be big enough inside for an adult. I hope your channel blows up. Good luck.
Thank you so much! Such a thoughtful comment man! Funny thing is… I’m actually subscribed to him and he is so funny. The rc function in the snow was an amazing idea. How good is his 80s rap sections hahaha. 12 years for him to be successful enough to leave his job. I’m going to properly do the suspension side of things soon because that will help with body roll absorption…. Plus I want to test my design skills. The first bunch of videos for me was just a learning curve and to have a ride it in and then correct all the wrong doings and design flaws after. Keep an eye out for more videos man. Plenty to come
That thing is awesome!
Thanks!🙏 it’s definitely coming along really well. I need to spend more time on fine tuning everything. Keep an eye out for more videos released every Saturday.
That thing is like an RC monster truck you can SIT in. I LOVE it. May need to do this! Extra points for 2 stroke >:0)
Haha thanks for the comment! Yeah it’s like a monster truck for sure! A bit too top heavy. In future videos, I’ll be tackling proper suspension to help with it having no body roll or suspension movement. 2 stroke makes it very snappy. Makes it want to wheel stand so easily haha
@@Fab-Life444 You should check out a similar kind of build on ct90adventures. He actually made it R/C optional, or you can get in and drive it. It works both ways! He's going on insane 1000-mile off road trips with it, so he wants to be able to R/C over dangerous sections while he walks, basically. It's so cool. Granted, he used a 500cc Honda 4WD quad, but still, really awesome, and I could help you with the R/C bit if you want to go that direction. (yes, there ARE off-the-shelf servos that big, and they work great)
I really love your build, though! Might need weight in the front, like a small car battery for lights, etc that you keep on a trickle charge when you're not using it, so at least the weight has a purpose? Just a quick thought. I like how yours looks more faithful to the original power wheel, and not as cut-up, yet still manages to be big enough inside for an adult. I hope your channel blows up. Good luck.
Thank you so much! Such a thoughtful comment man! Funny thing is… I’m actually subscribed to him and he is so funny. The rc function in the snow was an amazing idea. How good is his 80s rap sections hahaha. 12 years for him to be successful enough to leave his job. I’m going to properly do the suspension side of things soon because that will help with body roll absorption…. Plus I want to test my design skills. The first bunch of videos for me was just a learning curve and to have a ride it in and then correct all the wrong doings and design flaws after. Keep an eye out for more videos man. Plenty to come