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TAMIYA TOYOTA TUNDRA HIGH-LIFT - EVO

2,310 views · Published 9 April 2014 · 3:00 · Indexed 22 October 2026

Channel: iROCK™ RC · 2014 · Entertainment

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This is my Tamiya Toyota Tundra High-Lift. I've installed RC4WD Predator Evo Tracks instead of the traditional wheels and tires. I was very skeptical about these tracks. I never thought in my wildest dreams that these tracks would be able to perform or function on any type of terrain. I had my doubts. To my surprise these tracks perform better than expected. These tracks will amaze you. I might never go back to the traditional wheels and tires again. Enjoy the video my friends and thanks for watching!

Tamiya Toyota Tundra High-Lift Specs:

Dual Tekin Roc 412 3100KV
Dual Tekin RX8 ESC
Dual Dual Core Max Amps 7.4 Volts 8000mah 150c Lipo Battery
RC4WD King Off Road Piggyback Shocks 110mm
RC4WD Dual Spring Shocks 100mm
Dual Futaba BLS157HV Servo
Hitec 5646WP Digital Servo
Futaba 6EX Radio Transmitter
JunFac 4Link Suspension

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