Following. Have a similar build, same esc, similar chassis etc. thanks for uploading.
@mxgnification8203Күн бұрын
Thanks for the review man. Subbed
@tigwelding1233 күн бұрын
Can I do this on a rc4gs v3 remote
@LMH71016 күн бұрын
Sorry I couldn’t find or hear what chassis that is so but do you could you tell me what it is?
@ExaltedRC12 күн бұрын
Just the regular cheap injora one.
@MrsRabbit818 күн бұрын
Looks like a nice and low rig! Looks very similar to my buddy's build. I'm not a fan of that shock angle style, and also no springs (yours looks like it still has some though). It's mainly just the suspension geometry that most people get wrong, usually good at some things but not others, not well rounded performance. Thanks for the great video!
@RippSnortin21 күн бұрын
Where do the servos plug into?
@glenn4452Ай бұрын
Excellent video sir,that’s just what I needed to see,great looking soldering job
@ExaltedRCАй бұрын
I think I'd use a little less flux nowadays
@electronsmoveАй бұрын
Probably just a bit too much of the coating on the bearing seat . Sand it down lightly. Doesn't need a coating inside diff if its in grease.
@RoughneckinАй бұрын
How do you set up the steering sub trim. Mean fine adjustment. My car goes to the left and I want a trim to adjust my trim Can you help me
@ExaltedRCАй бұрын
Sorry, it's the switches above the turn wheel.. but I'm sure you've found that out by now heh
@RoughneckinАй бұрын
@@ExaltedRC No. I still have no trim adjustments in the car still goes left. The weight switch works fine The 2 nd steering trim switch by the turn wheel does nothing when I adjust
@allenpowell17022 ай бұрын
Freaking mint! :)
@moistbreeze73922 ай бұрын
That's a pretty sick little rig, Injora released some silicone tire inserts for the 24th scale and 18th scale crawlers, i use them on my 10 scale and they squish good like some normal foams but they keep the tire shape really nicely on side hills and strange obstacles. im not sure how they'll perform on the 24th scale stuff but i have a set of the yellow super softs on order hoping they'll increase the performance on my Enduro24 like they did on my normal 10th scale crawler
@ExaltedRC2 ай бұрын
Yeah, been a little interested in those myself. A lot of ppl seemed to say they weren't soft enough, but maybe that was the green?
@moistbreeze73922 ай бұрын
@@ExaltedRC They are a little more firm than expected, they seem like they're getting a little softer after using them more. like they have to break in or something. i dont have too much additional weight, just brass wheels which are fairly wheighty but they do have enough give to grip pretty much the same from what i can tell. the biggest thing i notice is the tires dont fold over as much as foams on some side angles
@wingnutbert96852 ай бұрын
Re: the section talking about weight position in relation to incline- It makes me wonder for these little rigs if keeping the 60/40 front to rear weight, but having more of the front weight sprung and as much of the rear weight unsprung would be more advantageous. My thinking, and this is just thinking out loud! :D But if more of the weight is sprung on the front, that would act more on the front springs, lessening or delaying the unloading on uphill inclines. Often seems these little rigs are so low in sprung weight, it's part of what not only makes them jiggle but also seems to limit what the shocks actually do. Not a lot of compression when static and under compression, they just push the sprung mass(body, chassis, etc) up. It's more the twisting force that compresses the springs then the weight. Just thinking out loud though, so please forgive the ramble. Would be curious to see what 1:1 crawlers weigh and the exact ratio of sprung to unsprung weight is. I'd be on the average 1/24th, the ratio is often too much unsprung and not enough sprung. Again, great vid explaining your rig! Be nice to see more builders take the time you have to do a deep dive into the what's and why's.
@wingnutbert96852 ай бұрын
Very interesting concept having the front links stretched out so much to get the weight more forward of the skid. I guess with the bulk of your weight in the wheels and axles, that makes sense. From what I've looked into, for crawling, the link geometry for anti-squat and anti-dive isn't a factor one needs to worry about. It only comes into play on high speed/fast acceleration vehicles. Great detailed video! Thanks!
@josephcaruana91652 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing with us such interesting videos. Kindly I have a Spectrum DX5C radio and I had been trying to use the throttle speed with the graph of the xlx2 but the graph of the xlx2 esc does not function on full throttle so I am trying to use the throttle speed, the travel or the expo but it is very difficult to find a combination and to know what is going on. I am trying to increase the launch between 40 to 60% on the graph and continue the graph until it gets to 100% in a linear position but the car is so powerful that it will keep on spinning till the end with the ultra soft compound tyres. I think one of the problems is that the car weights 6.7kg and the motor has over 10,700W that takes over 500A on 7s. I tried different type of graphs but up to now I didn't found the best one!
@josephcaruana91652 ай бұрын
I am trying a different setup but only managed to do 1.98s with a speed of 151km and 2.44g force with a 7s 6000mAh 100c lipo batteries on a Limitless that weights 6.7kg with a Hobbywing max6 g2 combo and 1650kv sensord motor with rubber wheels. Now I am trying a v2 Limitless with same batteries but I only made 2.08s 2.41g 151km with xlx2 and 4070cm tp motor. It seems that the car is faster but I can not make a better time. Unfortunately with my escs I can not see that type od data that you have but they have different graphs and one with one turbo timing and the latest the tp is sensor less. It has lots of power but lots of spinning too!
@josephcaruana91652 ай бұрын
Kindly, did you ever open the gns records to compare them with your data? Because I think that the skyrc gns does not give the maximum speed because it stops before the run is completed!
@jonathanperez27863 ай бұрын
Is a very good remote I bought it’s month ago I don’t know how to do everything on it yet and it helped my drag cars run more consistently prep and no prep 👍
@ParkerRC3 ай бұрын
Very Nice!!!
@REACTIVETERRAINRC3 ай бұрын
Awesome build dude
@Friskee623 ай бұрын
Shouldn't have to do any 'fix' on this axle. Should be made to work right from the factory...
@ExaltedRC3 ай бұрын
Yeah..I agree.. but even after talking to them, they didn't offer to send a good one or make it right heh. So.. gotta work with it I guess.
@SilverbackOrdnance3 ай бұрын
Thanks for this.
@troypostie12523 ай бұрын
Clean the grease off. Its taking up microscopic amounts of space. Lube the gears. Oil the bearings but dry fit the diff cover. Try it.
@wingnutbert96853 ай бұрын
I wonder if you could chuck up a dowel or rod in a drill and wrap it in some fine sand paper and shave a blonde one off the seat? Super disappointing when companies can't get this stuff right before sending it out the door.
@SweetTooth103 ай бұрын
🥸Thank you!!!! 🎊 🎈 I use this for my arrma felony after my receiver started acting weird. That launch button setup 🤌🏾🤌🏾 Thanks my guy. 😎
@outlaw67033 ай бұрын
Thanks for all your Video's they are very helpful. I am having a issue with the Trottle Ramp not working with the Trans Brake Button. Any info on what version firmware is needed? I have 2 Radio's one with version V6.8.2S and the other with Version V6.8.0 Any info would be a help. Thanks!
@MaxPower-zp7wy3 ай бұрын
Hey Josh I'm a complete beginner and your video has been super informative. I was recommended 63 37 Rosin Core Solder and a soldering iron over 75W. 1. What model and wattage is your soldering iron ? 2. How much should I pay for one ? I have QS8 connectors to solder and 8mm bullet connectors. Also have you seen those soldering pots. They are supposed to make tinning super easy.
@ExaltedRC3 ай бұрын
I use a hakko fx888d. I think they run about $100 or so. Whatever iron you get, be sure to get a chisel tip. 5mm is what I personally use. Having a decent iron is something I waited too long to get. Highly recommended for thicker wire and big plugs.. makes it much easier and safer
@fuceye3 ай бұрын
Measure your bearings with calipers instead of a measuring tape….lol
@tinyrcguy4 ай бұрын
so cool
@rcarty4194 ай бұрын
How to dig into it. Reminding me of why 1/14 work is so hard little little pieces….idk I’m skeptical of all the aftermarket lower end axles!
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
It can be a pain sometimes for sure.. but they're fun 😁
@Guitars_n_RCs4 ай бұрын
Dry tire or prep?
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
Prep of course
@invader4404 ай бұрын
Leave your inputs at 100% and make any changes in either the mixes or outputs.
@alexgonzales6124 ай бұрын
Where is the 64 degree at
@GeorgieBud20204 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video! I'm having the same issue with my rear Meus axle. I've emailed them and have tried all their recommendations to no avail. They're most recent email to me linked your video as a possible fix. My kit also came with the "updated" steering pivot ball screws (not brass pivot balls). At this point, I'm ready to return them and buy injora or wait till the super 8's are in stock. Thanks again for sharing the info and possible fix.
@GeorgieBud20204 ай бұрын
I'd like to know if you've ran your axle on your rig after doing your mod to the axle. I see at the end of your video that it spins freely 👍 Wondering if you encountered any leakage, or if any debris got into the axle housing.
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
I haven't ran it just yet. Under construction at the moment. I'll report back or make a running video hopefully somewhat soon
@GeorgieBud20204 ай бұрын
@@ExaltedRC sounds good!
@MrsRabbit84 ай бұрын
Wow, that thing has impressive uphill, AND impressive downhill! A lot of those rigs with great uphill simply tumble downhill like jack'n'jill. Not many places where I'm at. Moved away from N Cal to Charleston before i got into RC. Now i wish to someday make it to Tahoe for some action.
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
Thanks.. I've always kept the idea of "what goes up, must come down". I think it's usually driving that aids in downhill.. especially when using overdrive gears. I feel ya. Years ago, I was into 10th scale and lived on the central coast of cali, with endless amazing terrain. Tahoe would probably have some great terrain, I should have brought mine, the one time I visited there :D Now I live in Arkansas.. much, much different.. but trying to find more areas. Got a couple on the radar, hopefully make some more videos. 🙏
@MrsRabbit84 ай бұрын
I like this build. You got that body nice and low. Also, i like the music, its a great change and much better than the garbage that i need to mute on so many shorts. 👍
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
Thank you! Yeah.. getting the body low is a big key to performance for sure... so do my best to get it as low as possible.
@MrsRabbit84 ай бұрын
I haven't seen anyone else with that problem. There is an issue with play of the front axle shafts due to i think necessary extra wiggle room for their isokinetic axle shafts, 2FM says they are working on it, not sure if they did yet. But this problem you found, maybe a one-off? Thanks for the info. I plan on getting these, but have been waiting to hear that they fixed the front shaft play.
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
Problem might be, people may not notice unless they test for it specifically, which is why I'm trying to bring awareness to it. I only happened to notice by thinking it felt a little tight, and almost disregarded it, just based off how much grease they put in the case. There was another person who mentioned someone else made a paper gasket on theirs to fix it.. which would leave me to believe I'm not the only one. On that note, this pair seems to be an updated version that uses less brass pivot balls, and opts for steel double ball shafts for steering linkage.. and there does not appear to be any front axle play. I think they've fixed that.
@MrsRabbit84 ай бұрын
@@ExaltedRC excellent, thank you for the reply, much appreciated. I have been trying to decide which axles to get. (Not portals) I want portals for other builds, but I'm looking for axles for a super low LCG rig with great turning radius. I'll wait for some updates. Maybe if this is the only problem then I'll just fix it as you did, or try to figure out some kind of other special gasket. I heard the Super 8 are good. Thanks again, new sub, keep the great content coming!
@GeorgieBud20204 ай бұрын
I'm having the same problem with my rear axle. Front is fine.
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
@GeorgieBud2020 it appears to be a known issue. They're looking into it. They think it could also be the gear itself, the key hole might not be exactly centered. They said they've only noticed it so far, with the underdrive gears.. but other gears seem to work okay. Makes sense.
@gom4ngo7454 ай бұрын
Zero issues with play in the front of mine and no issues with binding in the rear. These have become the goto setup in the comp scene locally
@leakylight4 ай бұрын
Have you been in touch with MEUS customer service?
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
No, not yet. I'll try to contact them.
@leakylight4 ай бұрын
@@ExaltedRC I’d do that before giving them shit here. It could be an honest mistake and a miss in qc but let them have a chance to respond to it before making videos here.
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
@leakylight I sent them a message. My intent is more on spreading information to inform others who may not be aware they could have an issue, before burning electronics up. I offered a work around as well. We'll see what they say.. but there's been multiple people now who have experienced the same thing.. so I think this is useful. Thanks for your concern.
@leakylight4 ай бұрын
@@ExaltedRCI get that, and that's good. I'm not trying to be a dick, just that the company should get a fair chance to redeem errors before going public. Given that information it seems to be more than a qc error which is a shame because i'm hovering the buy button on these myself but i want more info on this.
@MrsRabbit84 ай бұрын
@@leakylightregardless, it's good to see the issues and how he trouble-shoots them.
@payneja4 ай бұрын
Great video and breakdown! Thank you for sharing!
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
Appreciate it. Glad it's potentially helping some people out!
@CrawlinWa4 ай бұрын
I got this esc and once I plugged everything in it burnt up and almost caught fire. Checked in the manual to see if I did anything wrong but I didn't do anything wrong so idk
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
Did the wheels start spinning by chance? If they did, the battery was plugged into the motor slot. I actually did this myself. I unplugged immediately.. but for just a second, I noted the esc for warm.. I know of another person who did the same thing, and they lost their esc. They should have marked the ports imo. If not.. I'm really not sure.
@superksnowman16212 ай бұрын
Can confirm this happened to me too. Not my proudest moment
@ExaltedRC2 ай бұрын
@superksnowman1621 yeah.. labels would have been ideal. Engineer oversight imo. Gotta make it fool proof haha
@daddybadguy5 ай бұрын
Can you show your suspension set up
@ExaltedRC5 ай бұрын
In this, I believe they were just forced droop 34mm (stock length) injora internal spring shocks.. think they're called mountain shocks?
@StreetBikeIke5 ай бұрын
Any idea if it works with the stock scx24 v2 controller? The one that comes with gladiator or bronco
@ExaltedRC5 ай бұрын
Honestly not sure..I think you have to have your own transmitter / receiver to plug in. I remember there being a way to somehow rig one of the stock systems up just to act as a rx, to use the stock remote.. but I do Almost think it was v1.. but again, not sure
@StreetBikeIke5 ай бұрын
@@ExaltedRC I figured it out. It won’t work with the V2 reciever because the V2 has no channel 2 output but it can work with a V1 receiver connected to a V2 remote
@johngilson70855 ай бұрын
I use this ESC on my TRX4M. Combined with the Injora T6 transmitter and 3S lipo, it's quite impressive.
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
I'm going to try some 3s myself and see how it goes. Crossing my fingers heh.
@weedfaya9595 ай бұрын
Comment se comporte le variateur injora ? Est il assez lent
@ExaltedRC5 ай бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/p3h7x9WvhZfXadI.html
@AbeYoung5 ай бұрын
thank you for holding my hand on everything i needed. I subbed.
@ExaltedRC5 ай бұрын
Hope it helps.. I was very, very new at it when I made this.. and I don't really use much of the stuff in here. Hope it all works. Good luck!
@gibsonlife5735 ай бұрын
I don't know if he still carries them or not but he did have a 4 mm extended Universal axle that I swear by I still have after beating them up forever they're still in great shape
@gibsonlife5735 ай бұрын
Also if you want one of the best servos out there man he's got a budget friendly one and then he's got the servo beast and he's got the servo beast and Brass dudes products are on fire
@gibsonlife5735 ай бұрын
Hey with them OG RC pin tires mofo has the island spacer kit you want to talk about heavy and it kind of balloons those tires up just a little bit actually they should be mounted on something like that kit of his it just makes them more like their normal size far as the width of the tire and there's definitely a lot of tuning you can do with what he has cuz you can get two brass rings and two aluminum rings 56 Graham zero offset hubs so it keeps your wheels tucked in there's so much that can be done with them or you can extend it with his three or six millimeter hub which you can get brass or aluminum
@gibsonlife5735 ай бұрын
Play killer video my brother I do Big Boy Performance Stuff also on the SCX24 I do find it kind of troublesome though sometimes when you slam a vehicle all the way on the ground it can really cause you a heartache especially if your front end is a little bit longer I have found with the short hair with a short front end it helps to break over big time
@weedfaya9595 ай бұрын
Super la video beaucoup d information importantes et qu on a tendance a negliger , bravo et merci pour les conseils ...
@ExaltedRC4 ай бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@davidparsons14225 ай бұрын
I’ve been watching videos for weeks months even and have not found a more detailed / perfectly explained version of why a component is the way it is , extremely well done !
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Following. Have a similar build, same esc, similar chassis etc. thanks for uploading.
Thanks for the review man. Subbed
Can I do this on a rc4gs v3 remote
Sorry I couldn’t find or hear what chassis that is so but do you could you tell me what it is?
Just the regular cheap injora one.
Looks like a nice and low rig! Looks very similar to my buddy's build. I'm not a fan of that shock angle style, and also no springs (yours looks like it still has some though). It's mainly just the suspension geometry that most people get wrong, usually good at some things but not others, not well rounded performance. Thanks for the great video!
Where do the servos plug into?
Excellent video sir,that’s just what I needed to see,great looking soldering job
I think I'd use a little less flux nowadays
Probably just a bit too much of the coating on the bearing seat . Sand it down lightly. Doesn't need a coating inside diff if its in grease.
How do you set up the steering sub trim. Mean fine adjustment. My car goes to the left and I want a trim to adjust my trim Can you help me
Sorry, it's the switches above the turn wheel.. but I'm sure you've found that out by now heh
@@ExaltedRC No. I still have no trim adjustments in the car still goes left. The weight switch works fine The 2 nd steering trim switch by the turn wheel does nothing when I adjust
Freaking mint! :)
That's a pretty sick little rig, Injora released some silicone tire inserts for the 24th scale and 18th scale crawlers, i use them on my 10 scale and they squish good like some normal foams but they keep the tire shape really nicely on side hills and strange obstacles. im not sure how they'll perform on the 24th scale stuff but i have a set of the yellow super softs on order hoping they'll increase the performance on my Enduro24 like they did on my normal 10th scale crawler
Yeah, been a little interested in those myself. A lot of ppl seemed to say they weren't soft enough, but maybe that was the green?
@@ExaltedRC They are a little more firm than expected, they seem like they're getting a little softer after using them more. like they have to break in or something. i dont have too much additional weight, just brass wheels which are fairly wheighty but they do have enough give to grip pretty much the same from what i can tell. the biggest thing i notice is the tires dont fold over as much as foams on some side angles
Re: the section talking about weight position in relation to incline- It makes me wonder for these little rigs if keeping the 60/40 front to rear weight, but having more of the front weight sprung and as much of the rear weight unsprung would be more advantageous. My thinking, and this is just thinking out loud! :D But if more of the weight is sprung on the front, that would act more on the front springs, lessening or delaying the unloading on uphill inclines. Often seems these little rigs are so low in sprung weight, it's part of what not only makes them jiggle but also seems to limit what the shocks actually do. Not a lot of compression when static and under compression, they just push the sprung mass(body, chassis, etc) up. It's more the twisting force that compresses the springs then the weight. Just thinking out loud though, so please forgive the ramble. Would be curious to see what 1:1 crawlers weigh and the exact ratio of sprung to unsprung weight is. I'd be on the average 1/24th, the ratio is often too much unsprung and not enough sprung. Again, great vid explaining your rig! Be nice to see more builders take the time you have to do a deep dive into the what's and why's.
Very interesting concept having the front links stretched out so much to get the weight more forward of the skid. I guess with the bulk of your weight in the wheels and axles, that makes sense. From what I've looked into, for crawling, the link geometry for anti-squat and anti-dive isn't a factor one needs to worry about. It only comes into play on high speed/fast acceleration vehicles. Great detailed video! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing with us such interesting videos. Kindly I have a Spectrum DX5C radio and I had been trying to use the throttle speed with the graph of the xlx2 but the graph of the xlx2 esc does not function on full throttle so I am trying to use the throttle speed, the travel or the expo but it is very difficult to find a combination and to know what is going on. I am trying to increase the launch between 40 to 60% on the graph and continue the graph until it gets to 100% in a linear position but the car is so powerful that it will keep on spinning till the end with the ultra soft compound tyres. I think one of the problems is that the car weights 6.7kg and the motor has over 10,700W that takes over 500A on 7s. I tried different type of graphs but up to now I didn't found the best one!
I am trying a different setup but only managed to do 1.98s with a speed of 151km and 2.44g force with a 7s 6000mAh 100c lipo batteries on a Limitless that weights 6.7kg with a Hobbywing max6 g2 combo and 1650kv sensord motor with rubber wheels. Now I am trying a v2 Limitless with same batteries but I only made 2.08s 2.41g 151km with xlx2 and 4070cm tp motor. It seems that the car is faster but I can not make a better time. Unfortunately with my escs I can not see that type od data that you have but they have different graphs and one with one turbo timing and the latest the tp is sensor less. It has lots of power but lots of spinning too!
Kindly, did you ever open the gns records to compare them with your data? Because I think that the skyrc gns does not give the maximum speed because it stops before the run is completed!
Is a very good remote I bought it’s month ago I don’t know how to do everything on it yet and it helped my drag cars run more consistently prep and no prep 👍
Very Nice!!!
Awesome build dude
Shouldn't have to do any 'fix' on this axle. Should be made to work right from the factory...
Yeah..I agree.. but even after talking to them, they didn't offer to send a good one or make it right heh. So.. gotta work with it I guess.
Thanks for this.
Clean the grease off. Its taking up microscopic amounts of space. Lube the gears. Oil the bearings but dry fit the diff cover. Try it.
I wonder if you could chuck up a dowel or rod in a drill and wrap it in some fine sand paper and shave a blonde one off the seat? Super disappointing when companies can't get this stuff right before sending it out the door.
🥸Thank you!!!! 🎊 🎈 I use this for my arrma felony after my receiver started acting weird. That launch button setup 🤌🏾🤌🏾 Thanks my guy. 😎
Thanks for all your Video's they are very helpful. I am having a issue with the Trottle Ramp not working with the Trans Brake Button. Any info on what version firmware is needed? I have 2 Radio's one with version V6.8.2S and the other with Version V6.8.0 Any info would be a help. Thanks!
Hey Josh I'm a complete beginner and your video has been super informative. I was recommended 63 37 Rosin Core Solder and a soldering iron over 75W. 1. What model and wattage is your soldering iron ? 2. How much should I pay for one ? I have QS8 connectors to solder and 8mm bullet connectors. Also have you seen those soldering pots. They are supposed to make tinning super easy.
I use a hakko fx888d. I think they run about $100 or so. Whatever iron you get, be sure to get a chisel tip. 5mm is what I personally use. Having a decent iron is something I waited too long to get. Highly recommended for thicker wire and big plugs.. makes it much easier and safer
Measure your bearings with calipers instead of a measuring tape….lol
so cool
How to dig into it. Reminding me of why 1/14 work is so hard little little pieces….idk I’m skeptical of all the aftermarket lower end axles!
It can be a pain sometimes for sure.. but they're fun 😁
Dry tire or prep?
Prep of course
Leave your inputs at 100% and make any changes in either the mixes or outputs.
Where is the 64 degree at
Thank you for this video! I'm having the same issue with my rear Meus axle. I've emailed them and have tried all their recommendations to no avail. They're most recent email to me linked your video as a possible fix. My kit also came with the "updated" steering pivot ball screws (not brass pivot balls). At this point, I'm ready to return them and buy injora or wait till the super 8's are in stock. Thanks again for sharing the info and possible fix.
I'd like to know if you've ran your axle on your rig after doing your mod to the axle. I see at the end of your video that it spins freely 👍 Wondering if you encountered any leakage, or if any debris got into the axle housing.
I haven't ran it just yet. Under construction at the moment. I'll report back or make a running video hopefully somewhat soon
@@ExaltedRC sounds good!
Wow, that thing has impressive uphill, AND impressive downhill! A lot of those rigs with great uphill simply tumble downhill like jack'n'jill. Not many places where I'm at. Moved away from N Cal to Charleston before i got into RC. Now i wish to someday make it to Tahoe for some action.
Thanks.. I've always kept the idea of "what goes up, must come down". I think it's usually driving that aids in downhill.. especially when using overdrive gears. I feel ya. Years ago, I was into 10th scale and lived on the central coast of cali, with endless amazing terrain. Tahoe would probably have some great terrain, I should have brought mine, the one time I visited there :D Now I live in Arkansas.. much, much different.. but trying to find more areas. Got a couple on the radar, hopefully make some more videos. 🙏
I like this build. You got that body nice and low. Also, i like the music, its a great change and much better than the garbage that i need to mute on so many shorts. 👍
Thank you! Yeah.. getting the body low is a big key to performance for sure... so do my best to get it as low as possible.
I haven't seen anyone else with that problem. There is an issue with play of the front axle shafts due to i think necessary extra wiggle room for their isokinetic axle shafts, 2FM says they are working on it, not sure if they did yet. But this problem you found, maybe a one-off? Thanks for the info. I plan on getting these, but have been waiting to hear that they fixed the front shaft play.
Problem might be, people may not notice unless they test for it specifically, which is why I'm trying to bring awareness to it. I only happened to notice by thinking it felt a little tight, and almost disregarded it, just based off how much grease they put in the case. There was another person who mentioned someone else made a paper gasket on theirs to fix it.. which would leave me to believe I'm not the only one. On that note, this pair seems to be an updated version that uses less brass pivot balls, and opts for steel double ball shafts for steering linkage.. and there does not appear to be any front axle play. I think they've fixed that.
@@ExaltedRC excellent, thank you for the reply, much appreciated. I have been trying to decide which axles to get. (Not portals) I want portals for other builds, but I'm looking for axles for a super low LCG rig with great turning radius. I'll wait for some updates. Maybe if this is the only problem then I'll just fix it as you did, or try to figure out some kind of other special gasket. I heard the Super 8 are good. Thanks again, new sub, keep the great content coming!
I'm having the same problem with my rear axle. Front is fine.
@GeorgieBud2020 it appears to be a known issue. They're looking into it. They think it could also be the gear itself, the key hole might not be exactly centered. They said they've only noticed it so far, with the underdrive gears.. but other gears seem to work okay. Makes sense.
Zero issues with play in the front of mine and no issues with binding in the rear. These have become the goto setup in the comp scene locally
Have you been in touch with MEUS customer service?
No, not yet. I'll try to contact them.
@@ExaltedRC I’d do that before giving them shit here. It could be an honest mistake and a miss in qc but let them have a chance to respond to it before making videos here.
@leakylight I sent them a message. My intent is more on spreading information to inform others who may not be aware they could have an issue, before burning electronics up. I offered a work around as well. We'll see what they say.. but there's been multiple people now who have experienced the same thing.. so I think this is useful. Thanks for your concern.
@@ExaltedRCI get that, and that's good. I'm not trying to be a dick, just that the company should get a fair chance to redeem errors before going public. Given that information it seems to be more than a qc error which is a shame because i'm hovering the buy button on these myself but i want more info on this.
@@leakylightregardless, it's good to see the issues and how he trouble-shoots them.
Great video and breakdown! Thank you for sharing!
Appreciate it. Glad it's potentially helping some people out!
I got this esc and once I plugged everything in it burnt up and almost caught fire. Checked in the manual to see if I did anything wrong but I didn't do anything wrong so idk
Did the wheels start spinning by chance? If they did, the battery was plugged into the motor slot. I actually did this myself. I unplugged immediately.. but for just a second, I noted the esc for warm.. I know of another person who did the same thing, and they lost their esc. They should have marked the ports imo. If not.. I'm really not sure.
Can confirm this happened to me too. Not my proudest moment
@superksnowman1621 yeah.. labels would have been ideal. Engineer oversight imo. Gotta make it fool proof haha
Can you show your suspension set up
In this, I believe they were just forced droop 34mm (stock length) injora internal spring shocks.. think they're called mountain shocks?
Any idea if it works with the stock scx24 v2 controller? The one that comes with gladiator or bronco
Honestly not sure..I think you have to have your own transmitter / receiver to plug in. I remember there being a way to somehow rig one of the stock systems up just to act as a rx, to use the stock remote.. but I do Almost think it was v1.. but again, not sure
@@ExaltedRC I figured it out. It won’t work with the V2 reciever because the V2 has no channel 2 output but it can work with a V1 receiver connected to a V2 remote
I use this ESC on my TRX4M. Combined with the Injora T6 transmitter and 3S lipo, it's quite impressive.
I'm going to try some 3s myself and see how it goes. Crossing my fingers heh.
Comment se comporte le variateur injora ? Est il assez lent
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thank you for holding my hand on everything i needed. I subbed.
Hope it helps.. I was very, very new at it when I made this.. and I don't really use much of the stuff in here. Hope it all works. Good luck!
I don't know if he still carries them or not but he did have a 4 mm extended Universal axle that I swear by I still have after beating them up forever they're still in great shape
Also if you want one of the best servos out there man he's got a budget friendly one and then he's got the servo beast and he's got the servo beast and Brass dudes products are on fire
Hey with them OG RC pin tires mofo has the island spacer kit you want to talk about heavy and it kind of balloons those tires up just a little bit actually they should be mounted on something like that kit of his it just makes them more like their normal size far as the width of the tire and there's definitely a lot of tuning you can do with what he has cuz you can get two brass rings and two aluminum rings 56 Graham zero offset hubs so it keeps your wheels tucked in there's so much that can be done with them or you can extend it with his three or six millimeter hub which you can get brass or aluminum
Play killer video my brother I do Big Boy Performance Stuff also on the SCX24 I do find it kind of troublesome though sometimes when you slam a vehicle all the way on the ground it can really cause you a heartache especially if your front end is a little bit longer I have found with the short hair with a short front end it helps to break over big time
Super la video beaucoup d information importantes et qu on a tendance a negliger , bravo et merci pour les conseils ...
Glad it was helpful!
I’ve been watching videos for weeks months even and have not found a more detailed / perfectly explained version of why a component is the way it is , extremely well done !
Appreciate it! Glad it was helpful