Hope you enjoyed today's video was enjoyable working on the WLTOYS 144001 and if you are thinking of getting one these basic maintenance tasks are a must do! I see why everyone loves them they are great fun. Be sure to smash that like and subscribe button and feel free to drop a comment below! Cheers guys see you on the next one! 🔥👍😁
@@dannyishere5644 wltoys are great value for money and easy and cheap to maintain. No they’re not the best handling machines, but for the price point you can’t go wrong
just bought mine, its much cheaper to get this in malaysia vs other non asian countries. My first RC car and a start of the hobby. Will try what you said and give it a go.
Most offroad RC's factory setup is a small amount of toe out on the front. It makes the steering more responsive and aggressive in initial turning at the expense of straight line stability. It can add a little understeer at corner exit which can help rookie drivers.
Your doing a great job, yes, your right, going over even expensive cars is a must. Just got a outcast 8 s and found multiple problems that needed adjustment and loose screws.
Yes I added grease to the diffs. Took a tiny bit of oil out the front shocks, you can tell with out opening them as they won't fully compress. As for the steering the toe out enables a tighter turn. I feel the hubs bind up before the servo is at full travel, and there is no dual rate to stop this happening so it stresses the servo. May be a slightly shorter servo horn or some cutting of the hubs in the future for me to give the clearance required. Thanks for the video. And very pleased with my car its faster than anything I had in the 90's for a quarter of the price.
Using proper diff fluid makes a massive difference, something around 20 to 30.000wt, the only reason they come with a little grease inside the diff instead of diff fluid is because it's quicker when assembling.
Just found your channel, great content! Will be getting a 144001 because of your vids. FWIW, front toe out will increase steering response so the car will turn in more aggressively, and I suspect that's why it was set up that way out of the box. You're correct that increased tire wear will happen as a result, but on a car that doesn't spend a lot of time going dead straight it will be a marginal increase. Reducing front toe out will dull the steering much more than it will extend tire life.
4wd on independent suspension normally would have a slight toe out. I would like to see one fully loaded with all the upgrade accessories and blind there is for one of these!
Great 3 touch points 2:00 yep! The shocks can seem to be overfilled making them feel like they've had a second spring added. Close up stuff really good!
The grease you are using is to viscous. It's not a big problem, it's just that you are loosing a bit of power and the engine needs to work more and hotter.
Been running my RCs like this for over 20 years without issue. The extra viscosity comes in handy when using a more powerful brushless system helps to preserve the diff 😎👍
I thought toe-out & toe-in was "built in" purposefully by the manufacturer to allow for movement of the toe angle within the steering when the car is moving forward. Toe-out for front wheel drive and 4 wheel drive and toe-in for rear wheel drive. Surely by adjusting it, by eye, when the car is stationary does nothing but bugger it all up.
correct there is a certain level of toe-in built in which does aid for cornering stability but after adjusting mine it just felt a whole lot better all round including corners not just straight line stuff. May not be for everyone which is fine its simple to adjust back to normal
Yep, agreed it is not just a question of setting toe by just looking and then adjusting the front wheels to get them parallel. Toe-in and toe-out have specific effects on the car's handling and normally as you said, a 4 wheel drive buggy is purposefully set with a ocuple degrees of front toe-out to increase stability. Increased toe-out will typically result in reduced understeer, helping free up the car, especially during initial turn-in while entering a corner.
@@radiocontrolled9181 i recently purchased 4 of these for Christmas gifts. There is certainly zero adjustment or calculation done by the factory. All the tie rods are put on the car fully tightened all the way. So basically the way, the tie rods came from the factory is how they are put on the car. Its like putting new parts on your own truck without doing an alignment not going to go straight at all
Yeah i would do it immediately or order a set of diffs. I am consitering it a necessity in the set i am waiting for in the mail. If you grab the out drive on one side you will feel the jiggle to shim immediately. The stock gears are pretty soft regardless. Apparently the secret hardend ones are available on their website... but not on bangood as i am to understand. Hopefully someone will correct me on that.
You can get all metal turnbuckle upgrades, got mine on order. Should take a lot of the play out of the steering. Ive also seen where putting orings on the balljoints helps remove more steering play. Another thing im gonna try because you cant steer or straight line the thing properly on anything but the most perfect surface there is so much play!
You mite have to shim the rear diff. If you can’t tighten down the screws without affecting the Diff action. Those little diff screws need to be tight. Cheers
I have one ordered on Ali Express.. I've also ordered a 120a esc and a 3650 11000kv motor 😆😆😆 and a few other upgrades... It's going to be an absolute insane animal.. Keep an eye out for the video coming soon to my channel bro 👍👍👍 I'm new to the CZcams game but hoping to become successful like yourself.. Thanks for this video bro because you've made me think about a few things b4 I try my insane build 😜👍👍👍 liked and already subscribed...
I think my son is getting one for Christmas this year. He's 7 and has broken several hobby grade cars. I hope this one lasts him a little longer. At least we can work on it if it breaks.
finally able to use this video. Awesome tips thanks so much. My only issue is the included 2200mah runs out too quickly. Any higher capacity that can fit in the tiny battery tray you can suggest? Even another 2200mah will do once it fits 😅
I had rc car ordered from internet and i drove it everyday until i heard a strange noise i took a look i was the rear gear bald so i didint know what to do so i throw it to carbage bin
You actually want a bit of toe out on the front at rest in a four-wheel drive rc. Under acceleration the front tires get pulled together due to slop in everything which will equal out to about 0 toe if you start out with a bit of toe out. A little bit of toe out also helps initial turn in for steering.
@@makrcmodels6076 first thing will be brushless more than likely. It's just a case of finding the right components at a good price. Will be loads coming on this in the coming months!
Replace dif case with metal i learned the hard way put a 4300kv brushless system in got a speed of 49mph and clipped my sons arrma granite and cracked rear diff case
Thank you SO much! Liked and subscribed. I want this to be my first RC, it seems awesome to learn on and upgrade. Along with buying these, what tools should i get? I heard a dynamite starter kit, will that have wverything i need for the 144001? Also should I get grease and shock oil? Which shock oil? Extra tires? Where do you buy most of your parts and upgrades off of? Anything else needed as essentials for starting in RC? Thanks so much
That would work fine. An easy way to tell if the shock is overfilled without even taking it apart is to manually compress the shock if it compresses fully you are good to go if it doesn't there is a high chance it is over filled. Thanks
Good video dude keep it up.ive just got 1 of these for my birthday of the mrs 2 weeks ago first crash shattered the diff cover so ordered metal ones and a 2200mah 2s it flys now plus the full metal upgrade.i have a 3650 3500kv motor about to be put in to see what it does
After having a heli with a brushed motor once, with which I had to exchange the motor every three flights, I'm sceptic about the longevity of the brushed motor in that car. How long will it last? Its exchange is said to be difficult, because you can hardly get the motor and pinion of the plate.
Awesome video just found your channel. I would like to see you turn it into an urban alley slayer. These things dont want for power even on the stock motor. I think the wobblyness in the diffs and steering components generally. They feel more loose and stadium truck like but i want mine to handle like a scalpel on rails... apparently cat on carpet is not good enough for me. I am a bit concerned about the general durability of the parts in general in the long run. Seems like everyone is replacing so much of the car so quickly it is actually a bit hard to gauge the durability beyond a few packs worth. I am very wery to start sinking in a tacon soars worth of money into it and not having a soar. Thanks
Glad you are enjoying the videos. I will only replace what it necessary I dont see the point in replacing every stock part if I don't have to because I could have just bought the LC racing emb1 or soar These are very capable and I think people are quick to replace the standard stuff!
Thank you for your videos. In this video you said you adjusted the toe. Your hand and the wheel blocked your adjustments. Do you have a video that shows how to actually how to make this adjustment on a 144001? The tools and gauges needed would be good too. I have one front wheel that is straight and the other is pointing right when you look at the car from the rear.
I ordered one of these a few days ago and now I'm looking exactly for videos like this one! What would you say about breaking in the motor that's in this 144001?
Glad you liked the vid! Its something that should probably be done as with all brushed motors people have different methods submersion in water, low speed runs etc but in all the years I have never bothered and have been generally fine with carful maintenance I mean if you run pack after pack and the motor gets extremely hot then there will be issues as thats usually where brushed motors fail through heat generation. Brushless is more efficient, maintenance free most of the time and generally cooler but with the added expense.
I just ran a pack through mine with the throttle trim turned all the way down and a bit of tape holding the throttle. I havent heard of one person having a single issue with this motor. Not a huge task for such a large motor to run such a tiny car i imagine.
i bought this for 130€ from the store instead of buying it from the internet for 100€ cuz i can return it if it breaks or doesnt work so well. but its an crazy good rc car
Got mine the weekend,already thinking of a brushless conversion,looking at the 540racestar motor with 60A ESC now what battery would be best to run do you think? Thanks
I took my 144001 out of the box and played with it right away so right now its kinda wrecked.......should've watched this video before smashing the car
Tenemos este coche y el segundo dia parece que ha perdido potencia,el primer dia iba como un tiro,pero no sé porqué el segundo día solo alcanza +-40 kms/hora..el primer dia 59 kms/h podrías indicarme algún motivo?gracias de antemano
Differential. The power goes from the motor to the diff then the diff spins the wheels. Real cars also work this way. This car is 4wd so it has 2 "diffs"
Hello! I'm a fan of your videos! I've just bought a 144001 but the rear suspension is always hitting the bottom when jumping. What can I do? What do you recommend? Thank you!
@@beyondRC hey thanks! For newbies, with only the usb charger and the battery that comes with the 144001, how do we know what to charge it at for storage?! There is no percent level on charger
100mph?! Yikes! I just think it would be fun stock.!but it would be fun to see Someone do this. I am speedsyko, so maybe I should build one! I’m building a 100mph XMAXX right now.
I have one off these and mine is fucked :( have bought a metal upgrade kit and it seems slow and the stearing is messed up :( I think I need anew engine as it’s stock still but does anyone want to buy mine haha I’m done with it
you dont have to but there won't last long with the minimal grease they come supplied with! it's not a massive job to do and will preserve the diffs! They are virtually dry out of the box!
Take for few spins first it won't hurt , take pictures when you take apart and make sure you don't over tight into plastic use cross pattern to tighyen no drill just advice i never oven diffs for some 30 years was amazed how crappy but also how they work its like they know bare minimal that would wotk goid luck with your rc hope you got it
is just automotive lithium grease which has a high melting point have been using this stuff on my RC's for many years and works just fine. There is RC branded stuff but a lot of the time i think its the name you are paying for!
Also I use a expensive break slide grease or using what he was using is fine for this rc. If you want to go crazy use a Lucas car racing heavy lube. It binds to the metal and stops race engines from blowing when oil runs low.!
Hope you enjoyed today's video was enjoyable working on the WLTOYS 144001 and if you are thinking of getting one these basic maintenance tasks are a must do! I see why everyone loves them they are great fun. Be sure to smash that like and subscribe button and feel free to drop a comment below! Cheers guys see you on the next one! 🔥👍😁
Been thinking of getting one for Black Friday and do you remmecomd it for beginners like me??
@@dannyishere5644 wltoys are great value for money and easy and cheap to maintain. No they’re not the best handling machines, but for the price point you can’t go wrong
just bought mine, its much cheaper to get this in malaysia vs other non asian countries. My first RC car and a start of the hobby. Will try what you said and give it a go.
@Queef Sniffer not adustable out of the box..... So much play in it, you'll probably find under acceleration the toe-in will be tow-out 😂
Awesome video just ordered one..
Most offroad RC's factory setup is a small amount of toe out on the front. It makes the steering more responsive and aggressive in initial turning at the expense of straight line stability. It can add a little understeer at corner exit which can help rookie drivers.
But not like 15 degrees on one tire and NONE on the other, that's just lazy assembly.
Your doing a great job, yes, your right, going over even expensive cars is a must. Just got a outcast 8 s and found multiple problems that needed adjustment and loose screws.
This is the most impressive RC for the price I've ever seen. Metal diffs too!?
Yes metal diffs 😁😁
Yes I added grease to the diffs. Took a tiny bit of oil out the front shocks, you can tell with out opening them as they won't fully compress. As for the steering the toe out enables a tighter turn. I feel the hubs bind up before the servo is at full travel, and there is no dual rate to stop this happening so it stresses the servo. May be a slightly shorter servo horn or some cutting of the hubs in the future for me to give the clearance required. Thanks for the video. And very pleased with my car its faster than anything I had in the 90's for a quarter of the price.
I love mine a lot! I have had many RC's over the years and this is certainly up there with the best and for the price it's almost too good to be true!
Using proper diff fluid makes a massive difference, something around 20 to 30.000wt, the only reason they come with a little grease inside the diff instead of diff fluid is because it's quicker when assembling.
Ok - but will it leak in a Banggood special?
Just found your channel, great content! Will be getting a 144001 because of your vids.
FWIW, front toe out will increase steering response so the car will turn in more aggressively, and I suspect that's why it was set up that way out of the box. You're correct that increased tire wear will happen as a result, but on a car that doesn't spend a lot of time going dead straight it will be a marginal increase. Reducing front toe out will dull the steering much more than it will extend tire life.
but not 15 degreees on one side but none on the other, as he had here. You can clearly see by eye that only one tire is toed out.
I just ordered 20 of these in bulk. Love them!
Wow! nice yeah they are amazing!
Wow. Got big, fun plans?
Why
4wd on independent suspension normally would have a slight toe out. I would like to see one fully loaded with all the upgrade accessories and blind there is for one of these!
Super helpful I was so confused at the camber OOB
Great 3 touch points 2:00 yep! The shocks can seem to be overfilled making them feel like they've had a second spring added. Close up stuff really good!
Glad you approve and good to have you on board as a subscriber! Have seen loads of your videos in the past what a Great Channel!!
Might order one of these, looks like quality considering price!
Would definitely reccomend for the price they are great!
Excellent video bro! Exactly the things I did when I received mine.
Thanks mate glad you enjoyed! 👍
My 144001 had empty shocks all round from delivery. 🤷🏻♂️ great little car.
I've heard that the rear wheel hex's also bind if wheels are tightened too much. Metal hex's will cure that problem.
Where can you get them from
@@sayhimali6384 Ebay.
Cant wait to get the boys man! will be referring back to this vid
Clean that rear diff and check for a imperfect in a tooth that may need to be filed down a little.
The back of your hand is very helpful when adjusting tie rods, and the disco / recon of said tie rod.
Does everything in the video work on the WLtoys 144010? Great video keep it up
I plan on buying at least one of these, your videos have helped with my decision.
The grease you are using is to viscous. It's not a big problem, it's just that you are loosing a bit of power and the engine needs to work more and hotter.
White lithium is better right?
Been running my RCs like this for over 20 years without issue. The extra viscosity comes in handy when using a more powerful brushless system helps to preserve the diff 😎👍
I thought toe-out & toe-in was "built in" purposefully by the manufacturer to allow for movement of the toe angle within the steering when the car is moving forward. Toe-out for front wheel drive and 4 wheel drive and toe-in for rear wheel drive. Surely by adjusting it, by eye, when the car is stationary does nothing but bugger it all up.
correct there is a certain level of toe-in built in which does aid for cornering stability but after adjusting mine it just felt a whole lot better all round including corners not just straight line stuff. May not be for everyone which is fine its simple to adjust back to normal
Yep, agreed it is not just a question of setting toe by just looking and then adjusting the front wheels to get them parallel. Toe-in and toe-out have specific effects on the car's handling and normally as you said, a 4 wheel drive buggy is purposefully set with a ocuple degrees of front toe-out to increase stability. Increased toe-out will typically result in reduced understeer, helping free up the car, especially during initial turn-in while entering a corner.
@@radiocontrolled9181 i recently purchased 4 of these for Christmas gifts. There is certainly zero adjustment or calculation done by the factory. All the tie rods are put on the car fully tightened all the way. So basically the way, the tie rods came from the factory is how they are put on the car. Its like putting new parts on your own truck without doing an alignment not going to go straight at all
If the diff does start grinding you can put little spacing washers behind them 4 gears.
Nice idea and if I do a followup vid will be sure to mention that!
Yeah i would do it immediately or order a set of diffs. I am consitering it a necessity in the set i am waiting for in the mail. If you grab the out drive on one side you will feel the jiggle to shim immediately. The stock gears are pretty soft regardless. Apparently the secret hardend ones are available on their website... but not on bangood as i am to understand. Hopefully someone will correct me on that.
I wonder how long the stock gears will last once I convert to brushless 😏
@@beyondRC Mine didn't last long lol
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Hello this is really good vid you dont even have to pay money to upgrade it . Thank a for the ideas
You can get all metal turnbuckle upgrades, got mine on order. Should take a lot of the play out of the steering. Ive also seen where putting orings on the balljoints helps remove more steering play. Another thing im gonna try because you cant steer or straight line the thing properly on anything but the most perfect surface there is so much play!
You mite have to shim the rear diff. If you can’t tighten down the screws without affecting the Diff action. Those little diff screws need to be tight. Cheers
will look into the shims thanks for the advice! Cheers
I have one ordered on Ali Express.. I've also ordered a 120a esc and a 3650 11000kv motor 😆😆😆 and a few other upgrades... It's going to be an absolute insane animal..
Keep an eye out for the video coming soon to my channel bro 👍👍👍 I'm new to the CZcams game but hoping to become successful like yourself..
Thanks for this video bro because you've made me think about a few things b4 I try my insane build 😜👍👍👍 liked and already subscribed...
If you listen to the last minute or 2 with headphones on it is crazy listening to the thunder roll
I think my son is getting one for Christmas this year. He's 7 and has broken several hobby grade cars. I hope this one lasts him a little longer. At least we can work on it if it breaks.
Thanks for sharing I just purchased one of these good information👍👍👍👍
Yes I wanna see ya try 💯
I just picked one of these up, thanks!
Cheers bro.
Hare Krishna
Petroleum jelly works good as gear grease to
You being serious here? Cause I'm getting this car tomorrow.
I would stick to proper lithium grease which is high temp suitable 😅
finally able to use this video. Awesome tips thanks so much.
My only issue is the included 2200mah runs out too quickly. Any higher capacity that can fit in the tiny battery tray you can suggest? Even another 2200mah will do once it fits 😅
I had rc car ordered from internet and i drove it everyday until i heard a strange noise i took a look i was the rear gear bald so i didint know what to do so i throw it to carbage bin
AcTuAlLy
You actually want a bit of toe out on the front at rest in a four-wheel drive rc. Under acceleration the front tires get pulled together due to slop in everything which will equal out to about 0 toe if you start out with a bit of toe out. A little bit of toe out also helps initial turn in for steering.
Also toe out gives it more manoeuvrability and turn in on the track. Important if racing.
@@PrathShankar yep
I think excellent value for money but thanks to you a few mods and it is good...
Great little buggy 👍😎
also you go on thingiverse and look for the crashbumper i just postet . this car got fragile front arms
thanks!
Very well demonstrated mate..! Good luck...!
Thanks 👍
How do you know if the oil level is good or not? What kind of oil you put in the shocks if needed?
I will check my also cheers mate !
Just got mine today and ive seen reviews that i need to do some things like regreasing.
Awesome vid mate and that looks awesome I might look at getting one
Cheers mate they are great fun would definitely reccomend one! Looking forward to doing some mods on mine!
beyondRC can’t wait to see the mods you have planned for it
@@makrcmodels6076 first thing will be brushless more than likely. It's just a case of finding the right components at a good price. Will be loads coming on this in the coming months!
beyondRC sounds awesome mate
If you are running a larger scale and heavier system, to be aware of roiling, id use a white lithium grease and not to over stuff! -The 10k Car Guy-
Why is no one putting diff silicone in the diffs? Every wltoys video is using grease ??
The diff is not sealed. Diff oil will just leak out. Grease is thick and high viscosity which is why it is ideal.
@@beyondRC thanks and that makes sense now
Replace dif case with metal i learned the hard way put a 4300kv brushless system in got a speed of 49mph and clipped my sons arrma granite and cracked rear diff case
will look into this! I have a list of things i want to upgrade so will add that on!
A little toe out actually gives you better cornering.
Correct!
one of the best channels on youtube!
Thanks for sharing these awesome tips.
Thank you SO much! Liked and subscribed. I want this to be my first RC, it seems awesome to learn on and upgrade. Along with buying these, what tools should i get? I heard a dynamite starter kit, will that have wverything i need for the 144001? Also should I get grease and shock oil? Which shock oil? Extra tires? Where do you buy most of your parts and upgrades off of? Anything else needed as essentials for starting in RC? Thanks so much
you never explained how to know if shocks were over filled? so is shock fully opened and then you fill 1/4 inch from top? thanks
That would work fine. An easy way to tell if the shock is overfilled without even taking it apart is to manually compress the shock if it compresses fully you are good to go if it doesn't there is a high chance it is over filled. Thanks
Nice vid. I am about to order one, so I found this helpful.
Glad to hear it!
Good video dude keep it up.ive just got 1 of these for my birthday of the mrs 2 weeks ago first crash shattered the diff cover so ordered metal ones and a 2200mah 2s it flys now plus the full metal upgrade.i have a 3650 3500kv motor about to be put in to see what it does
Did you use standard stock gearing? Glad you enjoyed the video!
@@beyondRC all standard apart from I changed the plastic gear to a metal 1 for when I fit the brushless system
After having a heli with a brushed motor once, with which I had to exchange the motor every three flights, I'm sceptic about the longevity of the brushed motor in that car. How long will it last? Its exchange is said to be difficult, because you can hardly get the motor and pinion of the plate.
i have done the conversion its on my channel. Part 1 and part 2! Not as hard as you might think to convert ;)
can you use Vaseline instead of automotive grease for the differentials?
Probably but i would say stick to some high temp lithium based grease!
@@beyondRC Alright, thank you!
How would you compete this to the HYPER GO H16PL 1/16 RTR Brushless RC Buggy? I’m trying to decide between these two.
Thanks
Would so love one of these, I want to get into RC !
Excellent option these wltoys. Hobbygrade at a cheap price. Cheers Chris
This helped plenty. I'm torn between getting the 144001 or the 12428.
This is obviously an outdoor RC car, should I protect it from moisture just after I received it from the factory?
Just check the diffs you should be good to go!
Vaseline works as grease also
Very informative !
Glad you liked it
Awesome video just found your channel. I would like to see you turn it into an urban alley slayer. These things dont want for power even on the stock motor. I think the wobblyness in the diffs and steering components generally. They feel more loose and stadium truck like but i want mine to handle like a scalpel on rails... apparently cat on carpet is not good enough for me. I am a bit concerned about the general durability of the parts in general in the long run. Seems like everyone is replacing so much of the car so quickly it is actually a bit hard to gauge the durability beyond a few packs worth. I am very wery to start sinking in a tacon soars worth of money into it and not having a soar.
Thanks
Glad you are enjoying the videos. I will only replace what it necessary I dont see the point in replacing every stock part if I don't have to because I could have just bought the LC racing emb1 or soar These are very capable and I think people are quick to replace the standard stuff!
Do this have throttle limit? Thinking of buying the 144001 for kids
you can turn the throttle dual rate up and down :)
Thank you for your videos. In this video you said you adjusted the toe. Your hand and the wheel blocked your adjustments. Do you have a video that shows how to actually how to make this adjustment on a 144001? The tools and gauges needed would be good too. I have one front wheel that is straight and the other is pointing right when you look at the car from the rear.
I ordered one of these a few days ago and now I'm looking exactly for videos like this one!
What would you say about breaking in the motor that's in this 144001?
Glad you liked the vid! Its something that should probably be done as with all brushed motors people have different methods submersion in water, low speed runs etc but in all the years I have never bothered and have been generally fine with carful maintenance I mean if you run pack after pack and the motor gets extremely hot then there will be issues as thats usually where brushed motors fail through heat generation. Brushless is more efficient, maintenance free most of the time and generally cooler but with the added expense.
I just ran a pack through mine with the throttle trim turned all the way down and a bit of tape holding the throttle. I havent heard of one person having a single issue with this motor. Not a huge task for such a large motor to run such a tiny car i imagine.
Its 5 dollar motor run it like you stole it , it probably outcast the car
Hi. I am considering buying this buggy and getting into the hobby. Question: for your 3rd step, why not just align the trim on the remote?
i bought this for 130€ from the store instead of buying it from the internet for 100€ cuz i can return it if it breaks or doesnt work so well.
but its an crazy good rc car
Alright well now I’m intimidated on buying it.
Dont be these few things are very easy to do just follow the video! The Diffs are the main one!
I was feeling the same way bro, but don't be I followed a video step by step and it was pretty do able. Race on
Does the stock motor get real hot for anyone else?? Mine was really hot after 3-4 minutes of running.
Does anybody know if you can pair a different (Longer range) controller with this rc
not with stock ESC :)
@@beyondRC thanks, might do it
What type of grease should i get im brand new to the hobby hoping to get a 144001 or 124019 for Christmas
Douse youre esc get hot after like 3 minutes or so cuz mine gets so hot it burns to touch
Got mine the weekend,already thinking of a brushless conversion,looking at the 540racestar motor with 60A ESC now what battery would be best to run do you think?
Thanks
would work fine! :)
I took my 144001 out of the box and played with it right away so right now its kinda wrecked.......should've watched this video before smashing the car
Would grease used for greasing up bearings on bicycles be good enough or does it have to be automotive grease it self?
Don't see why it wouldn't work 👍😎
@@beyondRC sweet! Iv just preordered the 124017 also!
Ppl
Which shock oil you recommend for 144001 and 124019?
Tenemos este coche y el segundo dia parece que ha perdido potencia,el primer dia iba como un tiro,pero no sé porqué el segundo día solo alcanza +-40 kms/hora..el primer dia 59 kms/h podrías indicarme algún motivo?gracias de antemano
podría ser una falla del ESC o incluso la batería, por lo que revisaría ambos y vería si son el problema. ¿puedes dar más detalles?
@@beyondRC me han dicho que puede ser del mando..de las ruletitas th/dr..estaban a mitad.. podría ser?
Question what is "Diff"?
Also what oil do you recommend for shocks
Differential. The power goes from the motor to the diff then the diff spins the wheels. Real cars also work this way. This car is 4wd so it has 2 "diffs"
Just think of it as a differential on a car, does the same thing.
Hello! I'm a fan of your videos! I've just bought a 144001 but the rear suspension is always hitting the bottom when jumping. What can I do?
What do you recommend?
Thank you!
Make then stiffer on the rear by added more fluid to the shocks. If they're already full trying upgrading the shocks to something stiffer
Hey the screws on the bottom plate seem to be locktite! They wont budge🥺so i cant get to the differential. Any thoughts? Thanks so much!
Heat and lots of it 😃
@@beyondRC did you melt your plastic too?! That locktite is annoying ! :(
@@beyondRC hey thanks! For newbies, with only the usb charger and the battery that comes with the 144001, how do we know what to charge it at for storage?! There is no percent level on charger
But standard grease don't wear earlier plastic parts?
i am using high temperature lithium grease in this video and have had no issues since.
Nope! That's what the marketing liars want you to believe in order to buy their super expensive 'special' grease - it's all bullshit.
@@radiocontrolled9181 I didn.t know, thanks!
It would help to know what grease you used, you just showed what it looked like like that's going to help
high temp lithium grease, any brand will do doesn't have to be RC related
Is ball bearing grease usable for the dif?
Nice channel mate!!! 😊🤙🍻🇦🇺
What battery can i buy for this model to use it at the maximum of his capacity?
if you stay stock electronics a 2200mah 2s will be fine you will need a bigger velcro strap
@@beyondRC thank you
Hi mate I have foam tyres in my collection how do you fit them to the 144001 ?
are they 12mm hex? if so they will be a direct fit! Cheers
Hey, appreciate the video. Appreciate the content. Do the brushless and go for the 100mph. 👍🏼
Thanks 😎! Brushless is happening the parts are on order!
100mph?! Yikes! I just think it would be fun stock.!but it would be fun to see Someone do this. I am speedsyko, so maybe I should build one! I’m building a 100mph XMAXX right now.
Thanks for showing the guys this video, it is important to do this.
How come they use Grease instead of diff oil?
no seals so will leak out. Grease is very thick and stays in
@@beyondRC Ohhhh..i appreciate it.
is it waterproof?
I have one off these and mine is fucked :( have bought a metal upgrade kit and it seems slow and the stearing is messed up :( I think I need anew engine as it’s stock still but does anyone want to buy mine haha I’m done with it
How much
What about batteries?
i managed to fit a 3s 2200mah comfortably in the buggy.
Does it not destroy it‽
What battery?
Im looking for a battery
Yes a 3s 2200mah on stock esc more than likely but I ran brushless in this and fit a 2200mah in the battery tray
Hi how are u
And get metal hexs if you haven't already
Thanks for that info i will be sure to check those out!
Thanks! :~)))
Do I have to greese the diffs if I get one
you dont have to but there won't last long with the minimal grease they come supplied with! it's not a massive job to do and will preserve the diffs! They are virtually dry out of the box!
This will be my first rc car that I didn't buy at Walmart how do I take out the diffs
@@anthonybrown9434 czcams.com/video/tIF4IwTKSOE/video.html not my video but demonstrates what to do!
Thanks
Take for few spins first it won't hurt , take pictures when you take apart and make sure you don't over tight into plastic use cross pattern to tighyen no drill just advice i never oven diffs for some 30 years was amazed how crappy but also how they work its like they know bare minimal that would wotk goid luck with your rc hope you got it
so what grease is it?
is just automotive lithium grease which has a high melting point have been using this stuff on my RC's for many years and works just fine. There is RC branded stuff but a lot of the time i think its the name you are paying for!
Also I use a expensive break slide grease or using what he was using is fine for this rc. If you want to go crazy use a Lucas car racing heavy lube. It binds to the metal and stops race engines from blowing when oil runs low.!
I use wd40 it works perfectly
Also the cars spoiler tends to to brake from crashing
it's probably not ideal in a diff ideally you want to be using high temp lithium based grease.