Probably not. However, you could possibly modify them to work with your rig. It's all going to depend on the mounting location and wheelbase.

@@Competitionx Decided to order it anyways and give it a shot

Sorry, never had an Evo Pro to compare it to. And thanks - those graphics are from a sheet for 1/10 scale crawlers - we just cut them down to fit this little rig an it turned our really good.

@@Competitionx no worries on comparison just curious. And it turned out great ✨

Yup - we're lucky to get a chance to drive on it ALOT!!!!

Oh, it's good for about a minute long laugh :)

​@@Competitionx Okay, you're right! 😂

Right? So wanna do it though!!!!

Lots of crazy going on, right?

Not just chaos - TOTAL chaos... :P

Yes, yes it does. When we finally get something like this set up soon you can come out and enjoy it in person :)

Thanks!!!

We would have to agree with that. The latest releases are of exceptional quality and the fun factor is certainly there. This little rig has become one of our favorites right now!!

Wait until you see it drive...

So what you’re saying is we should do this…?

Yup, it's a lot of fun for sure!

Right? :)

Actually, this is a perfect beginner rig!!! To make a point, the whole second half of the video (in the big, cool rock area) was driven by my wife - she doesn't drive RC cars at all but did a great job and made it look amazing!! And yes, this car will work in all forms of dirt, however we wouldn't recommend ANY RC cars in sand without some maintenance afterward. The fine sand particles find their way into all the nooks and crannies and can damage gears and bearings pretty quick.

LOL, right!!!

LOL - you forgot to mention the dog in the bed roaming around...

Thanks. :)

Thanks. Got some plans to put some bigger horsepower in it soon...

@Competitionx Yeah, I'm looking forward to it! 👋 👋 👋

Thanks!!!

Thanks!

If you want a kit, get a TT-02 Rally. Good body styles, easy build and inexpensive. You'll need to get the electronics separately, but you can git almost everything into a tight budget. For an RTR, AE's Apex2 Rally or a Kyosho Fazer can get your started for under $350. From there - more money, but more features.

@@Competitionx Thank you so much :)

@@Competitionx I found a Kit on Amazon for $110 Celica body TT-02. Comes with Motor and ESC. I have a Radio and receiver in a Crawler. Is it weird for a 52 year old man to ask his Dad to buy it for him for christmas hahahahahaha I don't give a Shat i am going to ask LOL

We love our 1/10 scale rigs as well but, when traveling, the smaller trucks are much more manageable to deal with. Or, if you have smaller spaces, these can be the way to go as well. There's room for everything in our tiny little industry! :)

Probably not. No real class for this and, in all honesty, I don't want to jack the body up! HA!

@@Competitionx that wouldn't bother me.

Sorry, no 12 Days this year. Unexpected big expense came up, limiting our funds to ship out all the goodies (it's quite expensive to do that).

Sorry, not this year.

@Competitionx why that is upsetting.?

Ya, this was a lucky find and it works well with all scales of trucks.

Thanks.

Thanks. It's a really fun little truck.

Nice. Time to upgrade! This is a major improvement over the original buggy.

Thanks. Figured you'd recognize part of that location... :)

How do you get these before the release date to review ?

Thanks so much - appreciate the kind words!!

Ya, it's a cool feature but an odd design element. You have to tweak it a bit to keep the air from catching it.

Thanks. It's fun for both small and large rigs - just wish it was BIGGER!!!! :)

Thank you sir!!!!

You bet.

You did a great job!!!! Got alot more cars incoming for you to pilot now :)

Good job! 👍

Agreed. Doing a great job keeping our tiny industry pumping along.

Thanks.

Thanks!!!