SCX24 Hot Racing VS Yeah Racing internal spring shocks

[@AMAZINGRC]

Hey brother.! I did get my stickers in the mail.!! I have not said anything yet because I fell super ill on Saturday. One of the worst what I think is a panic attack. Super scary stuff for me and my family. I'm the guy running things over here and when I start acting like I'm dying, people here start to get scared. I am having to change up a few things like diet and the limit of high stress situations. All that means to me is MORE RC.!! So thank you many times over for fixing me up with what I'm calling the best channel stickers out there. Super high quality bumper stickers too. My next video sir. Thanks again.!! 😎👍🏎

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Glad you like them bro👍

[@islandrc-duke1972]

cool little shocks and great comparisons brother

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Thanks bro👍

[@ShenRC]

Great info, I like the softer Yeah racing 👍

[@BullgearRCvideos]

I like them too, but I think for this rig I will stick with the hot racing and put the Yeah Racing on my next build I'm working on.

[@cashtangoproductions7308]

Great video as always brother!

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Thanks bro👍

[@AdventureTimeRC]

Nice test I haven't tried either yet just external springs but winter is upon us so will be doing some build like the body

[@BullgearRCvideos]

They both really improved incline and side hilling for sure. Once I do the links, I think I'm gonna have a solid performer with this one

[@satorrotas]

Very good comparison of these shock absorbers, you lose a degree but I find these new shock absorbers with internal spring really good, after it is certain that we should also see their work outside. The explanations and tests were very good 👍

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Thanks brother. I will see if I can find a proper spot to give them a test run👍

[@satorrotas]

@@BullgearRCvideos It would be really great, and I can't wait to see this test. Have a good day my friend 😊👍

[@JoeOvercoat]

@@BullgearRCvideos Everything sator rotas said plus the yeah racing shocks look great! Good show...literally.

[@chandrafeutz1650]

Another good job lee

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Thanks👍

[@PSYCHO13GARAGE]

Great video! Thanks for the comparisons. I like them both but might have to get a set of the Yeah Racing to try them on one of my rigs. As always amazing work brother!!

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Thanks bro👍

[@Squatchrc]

2 years on, are you settled with a setup? Just got some yeah racing shocks and getting ready to start experimenting!

[@krashkingrc9715]

Awesome video excellent shocks both sets look great one degree for a little better travel not bad awesome truck take care and have fun out there sir

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Thanks bro👍👍

[@trailwomanrc]

Awesome! I found the Hot Racing too stiff to articulate. Mixing two sized Injora shocks got me similar looking results to what you got with Yeah Racing. The longer shocks have a softer spring that fits the shorter Injoras and articulates nicely. The price of the two Injora sets may be comparable to one yeah racing set. But the adjustability of the yeah racing is an eye opener. Nice to have some options.

[@BullgearRCvideos]

The Hot Racing are a bit stiff, but a lot of brass down low helps with that. I may see if I can find some Injoras and give them a test as well👍

[@trailwomanrc]

@@BullgearRCvideos The brass does help but being loaded with all the brass possible isn't always enough for optimal forced droop. I have mill weights, full send wheel weights, and brass diff covers on steel beadlocks. Maybe solid brass rims? I'm now trying double barrels on the rear and have kinetic recoil system ordered. It seems to offer the best combination of flex and low CG.

[@trailwomanrc]

@@BullgearRCvideos I will be curious to see how the Yeah Racing works out for you after some adjustment and testing. It may turn out to be the most dialed forced droop set up.

[@jdpaslRC]

Interesting.

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Yeah, got to test them to find out what works best👍

[@jdpaslRC]

@@BullgearRCvideos famous uncle Lee.

[@joebob8878]

I've been thinking about getting 1 of these and seen there is quite a bit of aftermarket parts, can 1 build an scx24 completely from after market parts? Can you recommend a good place to get the parts from? I'm totally new 2 the rc thing

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Yes, you can build completely from aftermarket parts. Furitek, Treal, Hot Racing, and power hobby will get you most of the way there.

[@joebob8878]

@@BullgearRCvideos awesome thank you

[@slushblaster7523]

i was new to the rc hobby as well and wanted the best out of the gate. in hindsight i am glad i started stock, then upgraded, then started a second build. its get you familiar with the hobby and you can appreciate your upgrades along the way imo

[@jaysrcexpedition]

Great comparison video.👍 I wonder if the spring are interchangeable between the two.

[@BullgearRCvideos]

The hot racing has a larger shaft diameter so the Yeah Racing spring wouldn't fit

[@shaneottney8752]

what do you think the difference is between these internal spring shocks and oiled scx24 shocks? which do you think is better?

[@rckids6557]

Nice sharing 🙏

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Thanks for watching. Hope it was helpful 👍

[@sc4rles]

What is your intro song named?

[@BullgearRCvideos]

Fight or flight

[@kellykuretich6366]

😁😁👍👍

[@BullgearRCvideos]

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