The TLR is such an amazing rc. Fully set up for racing. It's a beauty. I hate to see such a buggy bashed. :) You did an awesome job with the upgrades. Thanks for sharing it's my favorite buggy. 👍
I just picked up the tlr typhon, hobbywing combo and all metal servo for it from spectrum. Still need receiver, transmitter batt 4s and spur gear I think. I don't want to race but want to enjoy the outdoor tracks by me from time to time
This is the perfect buggy for just that...one of my favorite arrma platforms and u can't go wrong with hobbywing. Handles great on the track and very rugged...👍👍
@@Hoosierdaddyjones812 it does get pricey fast with all the upgrades I did im way over that #😵💫... I think you mean pinion gear and I like the tekno Mod 1 pinions they're the best 👌.
Looks awesome buddy 👍 I'm just working on my TLR right now. I think I need a set of those prolines. I run them on my kraton and they are amazing tyres. Nice to see you back. 🙂 👍👍
Life is crazy brother and sometimes you have no choice but to go were it takes you. Thank you for caring... A huge part of why I love this hobby is because of people like you my friend... im back now and I have alot of new builds... thank you again 👍👍
@FX RC I have one I haved one for awhile and I have a Tekin 8th scale racing system and really good servo pls racing batteries. But nobody puts this system in it or racing it for real so we have no idea if it's worth it. Wot you think?
The buggy looks awesome with those upgrades, out of curiosity did you ever upgrade the shock springs to a heavier spring and if so what brand/ part# did you use for front & rear? The stock springs feel a bit to light.
Thank you.. the springs are stock and i think ment for track more then big air. I did add a bit of weight with all the upgrades so it definitely chassi slaps on bigger air but it handles great so I don't mind. And with those M2c braces the chassi is still perfectly straight.
@@fxrc3086 I purchased the RTR version and am wanting to use it on the race track on occasion. With that said would you recommend leaving the springs stock for better handling? Thanks.
