I love that little license plate that says bender! Adds lots of realism! And it looks great!

The Rockjocks look great under the Axial SCX-10 J/K. Also, Thanks for the sub Bender! I've been a fan of your work for years, and I appreciate everything that you have done for the hobby. Keep it up!

I have been spending hours watching people's vids, yours comes out on top. Most seem to be satisfied crashing and bashing over everything, nice to see some quality crawling for a change. Bravo on the whole package, the vid, the editing, the music. Best I have seen.

Cool, I was at this beach in March 2013. Funny, too bad I missed you. I saw those rocks and wished I had an SCX10 with me. Hopefully I can go back some day. Great video.

Still one of my most favorite videos. Mad skills man, driving and producing!

Nice job on the editing Bender. Nice mellow song selection (not over bearing) and good camera angles. I liked it.

WOW!!! You have like the best Jeep ever!!! I really like what you are doing to it!

I always know to expect a Tool soundtrack! Great video all around! Really great shots that went along with a great song!

Extremely well done video!!! Excellent use of slo-mo and close-ups!! Beautiful SCX10!! Subscribed!

great video and great footage too, beautiful scenery thumbs up!

Dude love your truck !!!! The tires and difs are sweet

These tires are awesome! I am running the stock foams with no breather holes, and so far it works great.

that's a good terrain. wish we had something like that here. great looking scx10 with nice upgrades.

Sick axles. And nice rig as always!

Awesome jeep man ! Your filming/editing style is simply amazing.. The way you started the film was awesome.. That's what separates you from everyone else.. Awesome job !

Tha is the most awesome rigs I have seen crazy u guy wen all out wit this one love the vid and the JK awesome!

an awesome truck in an awesome spot ! great vid ;)

AWESOME vid man...I love these axles!! Great location and filming!!

One of the best I've seen awesome edit job and fantastic shots. Love the burnt rubber. LET'EM DIGG!

Extremely clean editing! Highly influencing!!

they sure looks awesome! can't weit to get mine!

That is one amazing jeep wrangler! Awesome video!

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Those axles look amazing! That whole package looks like a great rig.

That was a sick video.! Love that style of action.!

Great rig, great video, bada$$ music. I love that you always play TOOL.

Sweet Vid ....:) really cool fotage, the best trail and awesome rig

Awesome locale for a scale vid! Rig looks killer too, thumbs up

Great camera angles, looked very realistic

Wicked man, that was entertaining!!! Sick looking truck.

awesome truck and video bud....great job!!!

Very nicely done,and LOVE the mods on the Jeep (mine,SCX10 Jeep Rubi,is new,so no mods yet unfortunately),really cool :)

Wicked Vid dude !! still doing a good job is see and the rig looks awesome !! love the vanquish products hey they really have a certain look that just says Expensive !! lol keep up the good work. Cheers F.B.C.

Very nice job filming!!!

Axles and wheels are the two biggest changes. The spare tire is mounted to the tab on the roll cage that holds the top of the swing out tire carrier.

Cool Video, Bet your proud of it!

Nice jeep & upgrades

Great Video im so exited about getting my own SCX10!!!!

Thanks. The Axial SCX10 line of trucks are tough to beat. They are durable and capable in stock form. Parts are also easy to find if you do need replacements or want to upgrade. This SCX10 has been modified quite a bit from stock form.

Sand can cause parts to wear prematurely, but a little maintenance goes a long way. I usually blow my rigs off with compressed air to clean them after I am done.

One of my favorite scale videos! Very well done. Quick question though - what size SLW wheel hubs are you running? I'm thinking of picking up a set of those wheels and want the same offset. Keep the great videos comin!

Thanks for the compliment!

Awesome video !

I drilled and tapped into the rear support post that ties the upper portion of the swing out tire carrier to the roll cage. Then used a long M3 screw with the stock plastic quick release to hold the tire. Simple mod, and you can go back to stock if you decide you don't like it.

This is bender keep up the great work man.

nice video! awesome truck.

Awesome vid dude!!!

Those are some soft wheels. I need to get me one. Nce video

Thanks! I am running the stock Axial AE-2 ESC and an Axial 55t motor.

Corona Del Mar Beach, look it up. In Newport Beach. Sweet vid Bender Customs

Such a sweet scale location ,i bet we you see it you were like OHYeh

Thanks! The servo horn is made by Axial.

Very cool Video 👍😎

Correct. The 25t fits the stock servo, and all Futaba servos.

Excelente. Nice video!!!!!

beautifull dude!

nice vid love the location

you put tool for like every song its epic

Great job!!..

Really good video

I am running the .725 hubs from Vanquish to get that offset on the wheels.

They are stock length with the rubber bump stops removed for a little extra travel.

Awesome edit :)

wow, excellent video! subbed!

The spare tire is mounted to the tab on the roll cage that holds the top of the swing out tire carrier.

Beautiful video 😍 Big Like 😍

That's a great video, with a great song, and with a great car. I also have that Rubicon. What type of Aluminum Servo Horn did you have install?

Subbed and liked sweet vid man keep it up..I want those curries bad.

Thanks!

That is one kool crawl spot ya got there. BTW how did you mount the spare tire like that?

I am just using the Wraith front sway bar in the rear, so it is available to the public. The arms aren't tied together though so it's just for looks.

Sort of. The Vanquish wheels can be adjusted to various offsets because they offer different width drive hubs. I am running the .725 hubs with these wheels to get that width.

Depends on the battery pack you are running, and how throttle happy you are. A big 5000mah 2s lipo will keep you running for quite a while, maybe 30-40 minutes of constant running.

Steering angle is good, I am running the Axial CVD's so it is a little better than stock.

Awesome vid..

Awesome. Which camera and Preproduction effects do you use ?

They are the new Axial 1.9 Maxxis Trepadors. Awesome tire!

Hey cool video :D can u give me some advise on which off road crawler type like the jeep is good? Also are u running stock?

Great Video :)

Great music choice! How did you get around the copyright? I like the Colorado tags on your rig, too!

Thanks man!

What shocks are you using? Great looking rig btw

Great vid btw! :)

Awesome!!!

Nice, axles look right at home on there. How's the steering angle?

Axial makes them. They are fully licensed Maxxis Trepador replicas, and they work great!

when are we going to see those sway bars that you are using on that rig

Awesome video man! I'm completely new to the Crawler sport, I am used to racing and flying... What kind if run times can I expect with the SCX10 Jeep RTR? I'm mostly going to be playing around in the back yard and when I go camping. Can I leave it stock or do you recommend any necessary upgrades? Any input would be great! Thanks and keep up the good work on more kick ass videos!

Very nice video man do you have experience video editing you seem very good at it

It is!

very nice!

No, the license plate was a custom sticker I had made by a friend a few years ago. Try checking the forums of RCCrawler. I think there may be a vendor there that can help with custom plates.

Nice video! How did you mount the spare tire?

Nice video

Hi brother, Waho extraordinary video, big thumbs up brother

nice rig

need thinner shock oil, so the shocks flex and rebound less. That would add alot more scale look to your great looking rig.

I am just using a GoPro 3 and a Sony HDR-CX110 for shooting. Most of this video was shot with the Sony.

did that licence plate come with that kit? want to put a custom plate but dont know how

how does it do with slow motion? im looking for a nice HD camera with zoom.

Wow I could just tell by how they played. Whats the song?

Nice!