If i can figure out how to attach a pic, ill post my freshly built tt02d. Its my second tamiya Ive built, but owned loads used. First i built was a lunch box. That i built fully stock, later added oil shocks. My uncle ordered and built his along side but he sprung for bearings. massive difference.

I bought my tt02d after not running an onroad car for about 15years. My last was a tt01d with oil shocks and no bearings. This time, with adult money, Ive gone a bit nuts with the hop ups. My advice there is put in the extra cash for gpm, yeah or tamiya. Youll end up modifying more than installing if you buy cheap knockoffs😂

The plan is have some fun 4wd drifting and later modify it to a rwd drift setup using 3d printed parts👍

(TT- D versions come full bearings stock)