1:6 toyota tundra crawling after a heavy snowfall

having fun in the snow

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• rc
• 1:6
• scale
• toyota
• tundra

[johnbije]

kolingkendall...you made a very good choice......you won't get wrong with a Tamiya!

[johnbije]

williamnagi....it does but it's very weak difference bet hi and low...can't expect good tech from an inexpensive r/c unit....the reason why i made a project out of it is to improve at least the looks...lol

[johnbije]

brignac41..it's still stock motor.....it's not a pro truck... just a toy my wife bought me last december for cda$99..made it my project truck....cost me $15 to redo the chassis and repaint

[johnbije]

actually it's not water proofed...the board is even exposed on the new chassis i made...you can see the set up it the other video i made "1:6 toyota tundra r/c project"

i know im supposed to water proof it ,but it still runs....i dont know for how long though.

[johnbije]

nope,it's still stock....but i put new brackets on it..i think that's what made it a little bit softer..nice ride actually...what do you recommend?thanks

[c43939]

I nodded mine and went rock crawler

[nonoobs113]

Nice lol I bought 2 batteries for my truck and it's endless fun

[jaguar123987x]

HEavy duty!!!!

[7mgtesr20det]

I Have one as well, actually two, one for a parts truck. Got them for $50 each. Its a good truck if you upgrade the motor and switch to an ESC setup. But still, my HPI Savage eats this truck for breakfast -_-

[lalex9999]

are the diffs locked?? do u know how to lock them?

[kolingkendall]

i would get this tundra but it was out of stock

so i got a Tamiya mighty bull 2wd

[williamnagi]

for the controller, is there atacully a hi/low mode? cuz it said on the box that i got