Tamiya hornet with moded suspension video!
#2

Always knew you'd had a really good run with a Tamiya when something broke from going too hard out. The only ones I have left are top shelf & an unbuilt Buggy Champ kit which I'm hoping to get rid of at some stage in the near future. Youre keen running over a surface with loose stones etc as they're always a risk of getting in where you don't want them. Had a Dirt Thrasher & found cloth tape was really good at helping keep everything clean & clear.
#3


Always knew you'd had a really good run with a Tamiya when something broke from going too hard out. The only ones I have left are top shelf & an unbuilt Buggy Champ kit which I'm hoping to get rid of at some stage in the near future. Youre keen running over a surface with loose stones etc as they're always a risk of getting in where you don't want them. Had a Dirt Thrasher & found cloth tape was really good at helping keep everything clean & clear.
#4
Tech Fanatic

I had one of those years ago. Fun car but I kept breaking the back axel housing. I think that's the only problem the car ever had when I had it.
#5

Have you thought about doing AMPRO front end? Search them on YouTube, very cool
#6

so i don't wast $ on mods when the rear is the bad fault.
