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HG P407 (Tamiya Bruiser Clone) - Making It 'Mo Better - Part 1 

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@johnbetz4481
@johnbetz4481 2 года назад
Diggin this content as I’m neck deep in a clone overhaul prior to running it
@christopherdeguzman1137
@christopherdeguzman1137 3 года назад
The original was a 750 motor. The HG-P407 was a clone of the Tamiya rereleased Tamiya Bruiser.
@RC4X4
@RC4X4 3 года назад
Right about the finish on the metal parts. It's a good truck but the Tamiya is better. I have the 2012 Bruiser and one of these running from a kit version. I like the shock mounts, where are they from?
@RC4X4
@RC4X4 3 года назад
@@revivingretro Thanks for the reply.
@skyrunr
@skyrunr 2 года назад
I just got one of these, it is sold as "metal" note plated and I think I paid too much, doh! I was going to upgrade it. I saw on another video that they may have sprayed everything with oil, and they had to wipe it down too. It was spread to evenly to be a shock leak. I think I'll just have my kids use it and "scale" display it on a shelf, and buy a Traxxas. :) I might dress up the body to match my real taco though. Would you consider putting together an upgrade parts kit and offer it for sale?
@skyrunr
@skyrunr 2 года назад
@@DJCJ999 UPDATE: I went with the Associated/Element Knightrunner Tacoma, Gatekeeper (returned,) and SC4 pro. The Tacoma is a realistic scale crawler, and so good (other than rear clearance, but I like the challenge,) I couldn't see keeping the Gatekeeper. It didn't help that I had some QC issues with the Gatekeeper which AMAIN helped resolve/exchange (they are awesome!) I would have wanted to convert it to four-wheel-steering, but the parts were more than another rig, and would just get the Capra 4WS instead.
@jamieskaggs8010
@jamieskaggs8010 3 года назад
just watched you video what was the length of the rods used on the rear? Great videos.
@geraldgerhardstein2170
@geraldgerhardstein2170 3 года назад
Where did you get the rear 130 mm trailing arms ?
@markclausson564
@markclausson564 3 года назад
Why would you install shocks With spring's in them The springs are already to stiff Why are you adding more Seems counterproductive to me.
@neontetra1000
@neontetra1000 3 года назад
Interesting video I’m considering the hi lift version Did you find it all fell apart when you used it due to no thread lock on the metal parts?
@johnbetz4481
@johnbetz4481 2 года назад
For $10 Tamiyausa has the black bumper parts tree, it also has a few other parts that are worth installing. They also offer the grommets and rubber boots for the shocks. Great bang for the buck in making your bruiser more Tamiya
@nathanielgacutan4336
@nathanielgacutan4336 3 года назад
Is the shock did you is a 100mm shock?
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