[Some pics of my Dynahead]

6 minutes ago, Willy iine said:

@Evan522 Thanks for sharing.  Dang, this does look like a fun vehicle.   Nice job on the car and the photos above!

Would you consider getting a drag brake enabled ESC for this vehicle?  

drag brake already enabled.

Thanks for your suggestion.

[Some pics of my Dynahead]

 

 

 

[Some pics of my Dynahead]

22 hours ago, Rider400 said:

Cool pics. What city are you in?

Thanks!

I live in Taipei, Taiwan.

[Some pics of my Dynahead]

23 hours ago, Original Jardasius said:

Looks like you had a fine crawling session there... That was one tamiya I never really looked at that much but it does look fun to drive

Yeah, DYNAHEAD is fun to drive on the trail. 

[Some pics of my Dynahead]

 

 

[Playing with Tamiya Wild One RC car on a slope surface]

It is not easy to control RC cars on a slope surface.

Just for fun.

[DIY dust-proof boots for Oil dampers]

It is a balloon...

The shape likes the picture below.

[DIY dust-proof boots for Oil dampers]

The protection effect is not bad after the car runs a couple of times

Thanks for reading the post

[Wild one Installed bigger tyres]

New tires for my Wild One Off-Roader.

 

 

[Wild One at the beach]

Another view angle

[Wild One at the beach]

Having fun with Tamiya Wild One off-roader

Thanks for watching

[Wild One shock upgrade]

Awesome and beautiful upgrade

Especially the front shock absorbers

[Wild one Installed bigger tyres]

Thanks for replies.

The width of the original plastic adapters is 19mm and the width of the Hex adapters I used is same.

Wheels can be tightened by lock nut when using the Hex adapter.

The below picture shows adapter's dimension.

[Wild one Installed bigger tyres]

To prevent the gearbox from hitting rocks often, I used a 12 mm hex adapter to connect the bigger tires.