Where do you plug the handheld controller in? All I can find is the standard OBD-II port which isn’t compatible with the provided Curtis handheld device. Did you use some kind of adapter to plug it into the OBD-II port, or is there another plug I am missing?
@@piyemonnii we had to mess with the programmer tool for a while to figure out how to change the top speed of the truck. I dont remember exactly what we changed but it wasn't very difficult. The top speed was the only thing we could tell was being changed. Hope that helps!
cant wait to see it lowered :D
This Thursday👍keep your eyeballs peeled
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what faster this or a stock 50cc
More exciting content coming soon! We didn't have a ton of time to do test drives in this episode! Stay tuned for more fun!
Where do you plug the handheld controller in? All I can find is the standard OBD-II port which isn’t compatible with the provided Curtis handheld device. Did you use some kind of adapter to plug it into the OBD-II port, or is there another plug I am missing?
Hi can you tell me where to get that handheld scan tool for the van? Brand and model? I'm getting one of that van, so I think I needed one. Thanks
www.electricmotorsport.com/curtis-1313-4331-oem-handheld-programmer-rental.html
This link should be the one we rented. Hope it works for you these little trucks are a ton of fun!
@@throttle_therapy thank you for sharing, how you guy bypass yet? Or other power boost?
@@piyemonnii we had to mess with the programmer tool for a while to figure out how to change the top speed of the truck. I dont remember exactly what we changed but it wasn't very difficult. The top speed was the only thing we could tell was being changed. Hope that helps!