Hello, it's Ali and welcome back to another video. In today's video I'll be working on this toy great car and turning it into a hubby great car. I will try to fit a bigger motor and put a servo for proportional steering and also lower the car. It kind of looks silly right now and then paint it. And also I have to clean rear shocks. It's all rusted and not working well. Now let's remove the cover and remove all the electronics. For lowering the body I'm just gonna trim these pins so the body sits lower. Now I'm gonna remove all the gears so the steering moves freely and then put a small servo. The rear shocks was all rusted and not working well. I used an easy technique to clean them. Let's test the motor out connecting the motor into ESC which is electronic speed controller and then connected to receiver. I'm powered up by 7.2 NIM battery which is Nikulmanohydrate battery and let's see how much power we have. The motor is so weak I will replace it with 540 brushed motor. I know it's not gonna fit easily but I will try my best. After cutting the diff out I figured out this is the best way to fit a bigger motor and skewered with a zip tie. Now I'm gonna make a cut for the servo. I will use a small servo. Now we have proportional steering. I think it works very well. After organizing all the electronic and wires we are done with the chassis. Now we have proportional steering and high speed motor. For the body I'm just gonna remove the spoiler, headlights and mirror and then paint them separately. For the wheels I'm just gonna apply a dusty coat so I have a metallic look. It's really much faster right now. Now I'm gonna apply the stickers to give the car a race car look. Now I'm gonna take it outside and test drive it. Thank you all so much for watching. The question of the day is do you prefer 3D printing baldies on my channel or upgrading torque cars? Let me know in the comments section below. I will see you in the next video. Bye for now. Bye. Bye.