This is one of the best looking trucks ever built. The way the engine is cut out the body at the back and the way the roll cage goes around it enabling you to lift it up and get access is genius. The little Toki Engine was absolutely brilliant and made this thing go like a rocket it was like the brushless of its day . I bought two when I first came out. Still have one today.
That engine looks pretty small! I would be pretty exited if the kit required you to build the Nitro engine, but it's probably not ideal for those who don't want the hassle
Good point. I wasn't sure if nitro kits usually include the engine or require it as an add on. Having to put something together definitely helps you understand how it works and makes it easier to repair later.
Nice video! Do you happen to know the size of the dampers/ shocks? I need to replace some missing ones that im trying to build. I wish there was a tutorial for these cars on here. It will make a killing in views as a lot of people are getting more and more interested in this model but is intimidated at the lack of knowledge. Thanks
I have a used one someday I will restore. I pulled the shocks off that one and the front shocks max eye hole to eye hole are 83mm and the rear 94, center to center was 81 and 92. I have so many project I could do, its hard to prioritize them.
I know this is the no win debate on vintage. I do both. I am a NIB collector and a used restorer. I never buy a NIB and build it so that someone that wants to collect has something to collect. I am always on the lookout for used ones that I can tear down and rebuild. Its why I do both types of videos.
This is one of the best looking trucks ever built.
The way the engine is cut out the body at the back and the way the roll cage goes around it enabling you to lift it up and get access is genius.
The little Toki Engine was absolutely brilliant and made this thing go like a rocket it was like the brushless of its day .
I bought two when I first came out.
Still have one today.
I have never driven one, only this NIB. There isn't a huge amount of information online. Better not get rid that last one!
Do you still have one new in box? And are you selling it ?
I can't explain why, but this is my favourite rc of all time.
I have never used one but I do have a used one I intend to restore and have fun with
Wonderfull car. A friend of mine had one when i had a Schumacher Nitro10. So much fun
I now have a used one I plan to restore and another I can use to run. I don’t have many nitro but this one would be fun.
Awesome Video!!!
Thanks!
That engine looks pretty small! I would be pretty exited if the kit required you to build the Nitro engine, but it's probably not ideal for those who don't want the hassle
Good point. I wasn't sure if nitro kits usually include the engine or require it as an add on. Having to put something together definitely helps you understand how it works and makes it easier to repair later.
.15 is fine in 10th scale
Nice video! Do you happen to know the size of the dampers/ shocks? I need to replace some missing ones that im trying to build. I wish there was a tutorial for these cars on here. It will make a killing in views as a lot of people are getting more and more interested in this model but is intimidated at the lack of knowledge. Thanks
I have a used one someday I will restore. I pulled the shocks off that one and the front shocks max eye hole to eye hole are 83mm and the rear 94, center to center was 81 and 92. I have so many project I could do, its hard to prioritize them.
Nice!
Build it! Not show
I know this is the no win debate on vintage. I do both. I am a NIB collector and a used restorer. I never buy a NIB and build it so that someone that wants to collect has something to collect. I am always on the lookout for used ones that I can tear down and rebuild. Its why I do both types of videos.
Well when will you do the bulld video of this?