Thread locker is one of those things that you buy and have for the rest of your existence. Finding it seems to be the challenge. Great info, thanks again! 🍻

Can you do a video on 1/10 crawler track width? There’s already plenty of videos on wheel base, track width, not so much. How do you discover the ideal track width to wheel base in the 10th scale world? Or do you have any related videos You may have produced already? Edit: also, can you do a video on chassis flex? Not articulation, but the actual flexing of the chassis if there is not enough bracing to firm up the chassis and is it a good or bad thing/pros cons of having a flexible chassis and or firm chassis and how that relates to the shocks and ultimately what may help performance best that be a cool video

16 mins on loctite, lol? Blue for me. A big part in application is how strong the hold needs to be. Still, I only use red if a screw does not need to be removed frequently and/or I can get at it easily with heat.

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Think your bottle of loctite is a wee bit expired, mate!

“Ideally your balls are nice and free” I didn’t know you were a nudist boomslang

When breaking over, the front wheels are pulling the vehicle straight forward while the rear wheels are still moving upward at an angle - a longer path. Doesn’t this create sort of an overdrive without overdrive? Outside of RC cars, another example of the same thing is when you’re carrying a long item with a buddy up or down some stairs: when you’re the tail guy and the other guy starts descending stairs, you have to slow down. At the bottom, the front guy must take it easy for a few steps to avoid pulling the other person down the stairs.

Love ❤ your channel… Learn more in the last couple months than I have in the four years I’ve been in the hobby. Can’t thank you enough.!!!

Im new to crawling but not into the comp side as thats not really a thing in my area. I have played around with the shocks on my rig and i changed the springs on all four shocks. I put the losi orange on the rear and the red on the front as well as removing the front limit springs. I have noticed a huge difference with just springs. Im also running 30wt oil and it works pretty well.

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So if we redesign the motor placement to sideways, would the reactive forces act on the longitudinal axis instead, thus completely eliminating the wheel lifting and the leaning on one side? How about a vertical placement? It would hurt the CG, but it would be fairly easy design and it would fit probably every scale chassis and hard shell. It would be awesome for class 1 rigs to get rid of the torque twist.

Im building a vanquish optic h10 as a technical buggy rock crawler. Full droop, what weight shock oil would you run in that type of heavier hardbody rig? I wont good articulation like the 1:1 buggies have. Thanks mate, i appreciate your in-depth knowledge you put out for us to really learn n understand how geometry n setup actually works.

Loving these videos. So refreshing to see science based performance. Much of the RC KZbin world is just talking advertisement for shiny parts you “NEED” to buy. The barking pug at the end is annoying!

all the DH nerdz took notes, I know I did!!!!!

Awesome footage 😎

Great driving

Didnt I tell you LPs have issues ?? 😉😂 Great driving ..🤘

How long is that chassi? Just wondering about what class to drive if i build some similar. Awesome build!

Bad news, but still good content. Thanks for sharing! 🍻

Love your channel!!! Excellent information ℹ️

That was dumb. Get an xmaxx

Better then plugging the servo in backward 😅. Go out kicking!

I realy like the way you do your hobby. Do you have a video about crawler suspention geometry?

I too am good at murderfacing servos...

Thank you so much for sharing this.This is the video we all needed, but didn't know!

That is one properly crazy line ! Im sure there are plenty 4x4 and crawler drivers that say 'nowhere inaccessible' but his is taking it to a whole different level. Always though RC vehicle expensive servos should have current limiting or at very least a resettable fuse to protect the windings from damage. Many Industrial servos have had built in protection for years. Maybe next year..

How are you getting so much grip with rigid sidewalls?

Oooooouch... 😬 But interesting line there! 👌🏻

How are you liking the new shock set up?

Life happens... Try 1/24 scale rigs, cheaper, and harder to improve. A new whole world of videos...

Better $169 that $1,690! I'll take the small scale crawling misadventures over the real life ones any day. Great driving. I always learn a bunch watching you run lines.

Ouch. I hate when that happens.

That was backwards but yes thank you.

I’d love to scale this chassis down or something similar for my trx4m so 1/18 to see how it performs

W in motor oil doesn’t stand for weight. It stands for winter which has its own scale.

This is such an incredible video

What about the change in direction? That is the part of the definition of velocity and acceleration you left out. The act of going up hill puts gravity forces similar to that accelerating on a flat surface. That being said I’m just spitballing here. I don’t see how raising the mounting point on the upper links would help. If anything in my mind that adds leverage to the pulling caused by the rotational forces on the axle .

So how do you get high-speed damping IE for bumps like when driving fast over gravel to work to keep the tires on the ground without sacrificing the buggy or truck's ability to soak up jumps?

Man I have no idea how drav-tech got so popular they are inconvenient in almost every way possible. Zip tie to fit anything. Not very smooth, have to disassemble to change springs. Why are they popular again?

What a great source of RC crawler parts information. Glad I found it! New sub.

Excellent tour, thank you! Do you not have problems with the metal front axle housing being grabby against rocks? Or is the weight worth the friction vs. plastic?

“This sort of thing ain’t my bag baby” …one book titled “this sort of this IS my bag, baby” written by one Austin Powers

Is there a possibility you’d make the design files available if you don’t intend to sell kits? Always love the content!

AGFRC makes some servos for Reefs, maybe for Holmes too?🤔

You keep this up and Dlux is going have you designing there stuff.

Such an amazing build. I am so thankful for your informative videos and amazing projects like this. Keep it up Boom!

I wish you would explain more of that rear link arrangement you already described in the other video. What it does to geometry when the upper links are that much shorter. I recently tried sth. like that on a SCX24 and not sure if it worked out good. Was an easy way to get more ground clearance to mount the upper links higher where normally the lowers would be but i think with the very different lenght links now it twists my axle, cant describe, tires moving forward/changing wheelbase on the higher side when articulating. Not sure if it matters but if you could describe yours i might learn something, why this works on yours.

Very neat and tidy with many clever features. Well done. I bet there have been a great many revisions and variations as You developed this chassis. Keep on wheelin'

Inspirational video!!!

Looking good!