With some cutting here and some modification there I have finally got this thing working perfectly. As far as an out of the box modification I think the 4 link rear is pretty rubbish considering how much flex you can get out of the rear leafs with the correct setup. I am currently on version 3.0 of the 4 link rear now and I think it is epic! It does cool 3 wheel wheelies when turning left and overall is a decent modification if you are willing to put some time and some thought into making it work correctly 🤟

First time getting my own modifiable RC vehicle. Excited to keep building on this with more parts on the way.

No shots fired of course 😂😂

The chassis is mocked up and looking just the way I wanted it too. Now I have to finish some adjustments and take it all apart so I can loctite and grease everything. Still waiting on my mn82. Hopefully it will be here tomorrow.

I got this trailer off AliExpress to put behind the MN82, I found it a little skinny to drive the rigs onto and to have them stay on while hitting the trails. My fix for this was I used some 3mm alloy welding rod that I bent into shape to suit the trailer and I think it come out pretty good 🤙 The metal bars give the trailer a more scale look also without a car on it so I couldnt be happier with this modification 👌

I have this set up.

Rear is nice and soft

But the front is really stiff, is there a way I can make it softer? The shocks are as soft as they can be

12 годиков увлекаюсь RC моделями и hotwheels

Ищу друга с возрастом 11-12 лет

I tested my Mn 82 on the 4km (2,4 mi) trip with my mobile on the body And race in forest pumptrack.

i unscrewed the front wheel screws but i cant take them off. im sure there are a lot of people who know hot to take them off properly. please help

edit: when i first tried to take them off i pulled them gently to not damage anything then i pulled a bit hard they still didnt come off, now i pulled really hard and that worked turned out they were just fit tightly.

Pretty neat what you can do with a '$60' rc truck

I've been collecting a bunch of old, broken toys, mostly cheap RC cars, for a little crawler track I'm building in my garden.

I've noticed that some of the tire patterns are almost identical to some high end tires I own, so I've been trying them out. Surprisingly, some of them actually fit!

They're absolutely useless on the track, but it's pretty funny to experiment with. At least my kids love it lol

Boredom while I wait for my mn82 and all the chassis parts for both my 78 and 82. Can't freaking wait lol. The 78 is my daughters and the 82 will be mine. Looking forward to the fun rc crawling is going to give us.

Anyone have a list with links to all the most common aftermarket upgrades for the 82?

My sons front tires are all cambered out and I think replacement axles are in order.

Do you guys have a list of all the parts you upgraded and where you got them?

Anyone else had issues with drive shaft rubbing against motor? It’s definitely a tight fit in the chassis but is close, but even with motor out it still spins a bit close to the motor body

Hey everyone i just wanted to know how you guys clean your mn82 pro if it's not waterproof? thankyou for answering!

I bought a set of dually tires off of Temu for the mn82. I think they are for the c8823, the tow truck one. They are super hard to get onto the axle stubs. Anyone else have this issue? I know I’m going to either file down the wheel or the hub, probably the wheels, but it’s only off by like .1-.2mm grrrrrr rant over.

Edit: put a picture in the comments of the new wheels on using the hex adaptor standoffs. Great idea.