I don't personally know. From looking at pictures I would safely presume the rear suspension would be a straight swap. Although not the front.
The servo will fit.
Again just presuming I think the engine would.
Don't take my word for it though, because I'm not sure.
If you have a cage could you send me some photos of the rear, top and bottom without the cage on?
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It sounds like something is blocking fuel making it run super lean causing it to rev high. I'm having a similar problem myself with something much older and smaller. A little .10 engine lol
High speed needle, wind it all the way clockwise. Then come back out 2 1/2 turns. For the Low speed needle make sure its flush with the sleeve around it.
First off welcome!
Do you remember what you did before you put it away? After run oil?
Also put all the needles back to factory a settings.
Always a good idea to change out the fuel lines and clean out the tank too. This is because the nitromethane in the fuel evaporates and leaves behind a big oily, gloopy mess. Nightmare!
Another thing to try is spraying WD-40 into the carb. Then with the glow plug out and the carb fully open. Give the pull start a good 10-15 tugs. Just cleans all the inside out with out pulling it apart. Lol I didn't see the other reply. Basicly just repeating xD
Yeah that should be happening. All that is, is when the commutator in the motor reaches close enough to the brushes. The current jumps between the two until they finally connect
Spray some WD-40 in the carb from the air filter port. Then leave it to sit for a while. Then take out the glow plug and turn the car upside down. With the plug out and the carb full of wd-40 pull the pull start a good 10 times. Repeat 2-3 times and it should be like new inside
I got a spare glow starter, and a few essential spanners I can give to you for free. All you really need is batteries for the transmitter, fuel, starter, spanners and you're away.