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Thank you. One more question…..are you running them at 50,75, or 100% speed setting?

@@johngoforth3006 they were at 100% but they were not running all out. They lack traction with stock tires at speed.

Awesome thank you for the response. Trying to figure out what type of track and how big we will need for these things. I’d be curious to see if they would grip better on RCP type workout mats.

@@johngoforth3006 we had the workout mats from Harbor Freight down and was like ice. They also slide a lot on regular rcp as the two guys racing have rpc at their home track

@@MdKaif-dr8zo I have never test the range. I do put them on rc cars to get fpv style views of trails.

@@DuffMiver7380 advertised as a 53 Chevy

Thanks very much.

@@rccrawler70 thank you very much

Update video coming. Had some issues with the painting process (ran out of color lol)

Thank you for watching.

Thanks for watching

I haven’t had that problem yet but will watch closer. Still running these.

@@SparePartsRC good to know I asked on a forum and everyone says don't use deans and solder on ec5 connectors

@@jimbrown2249 deans connectors just don’t like a ton of amps pulled through them but I’m not really sure hard on them.

Thank you

Yea was first thing I checked. I noticed they are not all like this out of the box but seems after a few runs they end up like this. I have looked at a few more of them and have found some the bearings are loose in one spot but rotate the tire and it tightens up.

It’s disappointing that there is so much play in the bearings when others don’t have this issue. It seems this issue is variable. Some have less slop than others. Maybe some quality bearings would help. And a shock change can solve most the other complaints I have. So all in all I should have said its a decent truck with some fixable issues. On a side note: the scx pro has same bearing problems in front axle.

@@SparePartsRC ordered one, thanks! Bearings are do-able. Any brands you recommend? What about for some nice 90mm shocks? Have you ever used the scale ones from rc4wd are they as functional as they look.

Personally never had luck with Rc4wd shock myself but others have had good luck with them. I have herd good things about traxxas shocks working on them.on my early bronco I have limited the shocks internally and put a more positive offset wheel on it and it seems to have helped stability. I have not tried any different bearings myself but couple options would be fast eddy’s or boca bearing.

Facts lolol

I forgot about death wobble. My 1976 CJ-7 on Sear's brand 33in(?) bias ply tires was limited to 55mph by the tires deciding they were going where ever they wanted if you when faster. I was 16 at the time and no way I was affording those sweet/expensive radial ply tires. 10mpg. Levi denim interior. Might get this model to reminisce.

@@TheZX11 so they are just keeping it scale lol

I think im gonna load it up with parts lol

That’s mostly what I am gonna use it for and will say it has more room than I expected once I put drawer deciders in and started adding tools.

Thank you

That makes sense, I’m sure they will fix it in future.

Posting a short video with tools in drawer for reference. Thanks for question and watching

@@SparePartsRC Thanks i appreciate it!

Thank you

2 3/8 inch

Having the best times we can.

Thank you Thanks for watching

Great meeting you as well

Thanks Think I have decided on trail truck. Of course I will still do events with it lol So many good sales lately

@@SparePartsRC can’t wait to see it finished. Yeah I just bought the element builders kit 2 and RC4WD tf2 Marlin. That one is gonna be a scale trail truck