Traxxas TRX4M | Muddy Hill Climb & Rock Crawl Adventure

During the last Traxxas TRX4M series, I started upgrade on Traxxas TRX4M to improve the weight distribution and center of gravity with a new set of INJORA tires, metal beadlock wheels and brass beadlock rings. This was the first step towards getting to a weight distribution that I am looking for. I took it out for a test run on a muddy hill climb and rock crawl, so enjoy!
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[@ColoradoRawRC]

Well done Sung!! Great video my friend. Really shows the capabilities of that truck. I honestly did not think it was going to make some of the dirt climbs(2:46), phenomenal. And the crawling looks amazing as well. Very impressed with this rig. Thanks for the video!😁👍✌

[@BigSungHobbies]

Thanks. The hill is pretty steep (deceivingly so), and it didn't help that it was wet from recent rains, but it made it up. It's not where it needs to be as far as weight distribution and CG, as I am still awaiting on few orders to arrive; nonetheless, it's quite capable, and should get better once it's all upgraded and modded. I did notice that Injora tires are much better than stock, but it does not perform as well as Pro-line's Hyrax tires (unfortunately Hyrax is too small for the trx4m).

[@PRaysCorner]

Love the opening scene! "The truck has a long and challenging path ahead!" Very capable rig! Thanks for sharing! Happy New Year!

[@BigSungHobbies]

Thanks, you too!

[@fishnrc294]

What motor are you using it doesn’t sound like the stock one. Also what size wheels & tires. I had 1 in. metal. Easloxks but they just look to small & the original tires don’t fit them properly

[@BigSungHobbies]

I am using the stock motor, but I have the low speed crawler gears installed with very thin coating of marine grease. I have a video that covers the tires and wheels. They are Injora 1.0 inch wheels and 56mm tires.

[@rrzrrich]

It sounds like a fax machine 😆😆😆

[@BigSungHobbies]

Hehe, I know what you mean. It’s not as bad in reality, but the camera seems to capture it.

[@80SWoods]

@@BigSungHobbies I could be wrong, but my crawler gears seem slightly louder after greasing. I would be careful about Marine Grease. I don’t know if that’s petroleum based, but that can damage (melt over time) plastic. Lithium and silicone are plastic gear safe. Cool video!

[@BigSungHobbies]

You want really light coating if any. I have used marine grease on Element’s plastic gears, and they have held up for over 3 years, but Lithium and Silicone grease will work well if not better.