Triel Aluminum Wheels vs Factory Plastic: Losi Mini LMT Performance Test
- Authors
- Published on
- Published on
Today on Roadside RC, we witness a daring experiment involving the installation of Triel aluminum wheels on the Losi Mini LMT. The question on everyone's mind: are these flashy wheels just a pretty face, or do they bring something more to the table? As Troy meticulously dissects the three-piece design and meticulously replaces each screw, the tension builds. Will these wheels be a game-changer or a mere burden on performance? The stage is set for a showdown between the aluminum wheels and the trusty factory plastic ones.
With a keen eye for detail, Troy shares crucial assembly tips, emphasizing the importance of thread locker and proper screw alignment. As the wheels take shape, the weight difference becomes apparent, hinting at potential implications for the Mini LMT's performance. The moment of truth arrives as the wheels are weighed side by side, setting the scene for a high-stakes comparison. Will the added weight of the aluminum wheels tip the scales in favor of stability or hinder the truck's agility?
In a series of rigorous tests, including backflips and general handling assessments, the impact of the aluminum wheels on the Mini LMT's behavior is unveiled. Surprising results emerge as the truck's stability is enhanced with the heavier wheels, offering a glimpse into the trade-offs between performance and weight. As Troy navigates the pros and cons of each wheel type, a compelling narrative unfolds, highlighting the complex interplay between design, functionality, and driving preferences. The ultimate decision between the aluminum wheels and the factory plastic ones rests on a delicate balance of performance expectations and driving style.
Image copyright Youtube
Image copyright Youtube
Image copyright Youtube
Image copyright Youtube
Watch Aluminum vs Plastic: Is it really an UPGRADE? Tested on the Mini-LMT on Youtube
Viewer Reactions for Aluminum vs Plastic: Is it really an UPGRADE? Tested on the Mini-LMT
Suggestion to consider aluminum parts for durability in RC cars
Positive feedback on the comparison in the video
Concern about wheel balance in Tamiya Juggernaut
Interest in 3D printing wheels for RC cars
Noting pros and cons of the topic discussed in the video
Comment about audio quality and noise in the video
Related Articles
Triel Aluminum Wheels vs Factory Plastic: Losi Mini LMT Performance Test
Roadside RC tests Triel aluminum wheels on the Losi Mini LMT, comparing performance to factory plastic wheels. Find out if the upgrade is worth it!
Customizing Kyosho Phaser D2: Tofu Delivery Stickers & More
Roadside RC showcases the Kyosho Phaser D2, a rear-wheel-drive RC drift car inspired by Initial D. They discuss adding tofu delivery stickers from RC Cut and Paste Graphics, along with blacking out headlights and changing the license plate sticker. This simple yet impactful customization process enhances the car's appearance significantly. Visit RC Cut and Paste Graphics for similar decals and watch their playlist for more content.
Roadside RC Works Electric Screwdriver Review: Efficient RC Hobby Tool
Roadside RC tests Works electric screwdriver for RC hobby tasks, handling 120 screws effortlessly. Despite minor issues, the tool impresses with torque settings and durability. Check out the review for more details!
Kyosho Phaser D2: Visual Masterpiece with Beginner-Friendly Drifting Experience
Kyosho's Phaser D2 RC drift car impresses with initial D-inspired design and extendable chassis. Despite minor gyro issues, it offers a visually stunning and beginner-friendly drifting experience.