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It's definitely helpful... it struggles to pickup the last bits of the puddle but it causes a lot less damage than brooming out the whole puddle like I used to

Thanks man!

You and me both... go viral for sure

Drainage helps but can't save everything... I add material when holes form from running and erosion

No problem! Thanks for watching

Can’t wait to be in a class with you one day at dirt fish

Thanks

Lot of the young up and comers throw whips almost every jump. Turning the front tires and using gas or brake in a 4wd car changes the attitude drastically

We've got about 6 acres

12 inch nails from Home Depot

99.9% of mine is solo

Honestly nothing, was some mosquito spray I believe but it's just a cheap nozzle at this point. My wife's using the other nozzles we have 😂

@@TheRacinJason🤦🏻‍♂️ lol that makes sense. Wasn’t sure if you were spraying something on the dirt to have some sort of effect.

Nope, I never add anything to my tracks. Just water

The tekno ET410

It's the McAllister Toyota late model

Awesome! Where you located?

Always

Yep

No problem! Thanks for watching

I would like to in the future... just haven't been able to race enough to merit putting together a nitro program

Couple of sites out there carry them. LC Racing, hobby-addicts, Warren RC

Really only paint for myself these days... and have paid guys for my last few race bodies. Just too time consuming for me currently

Goosebumps are a go to... and they last pretty long because they wear into a bar style tire if the surface is good enough. My favorite is the proline holeshot. They're awesome but the small pin wears a little quicker

Hey Doug. I don't recall right off the top of my head but I know listed them in this full video about the track... My MOST FUN (and Easiest to Build) RC Track! ua-cam.com/video/r5oiXftSJaA/v-deo.html

@@TheRacinJason awesome!

Does the bmx track have a starting hill or is there any elevation change? If the track goes down a slope a little it can help some visibility

@TheRacinJason only a couple small hills, that's all, no starting hill

Hmm. Visibility is your most important thing. Hopefully you can figure something out

Haven't been invited

@@TheRacinJasonwhat you mean

This is the only video I have of this track because I haven't ran on it

@@TheRacinJason oh

Thanks brother!

Or is it faster overall to simply make sure you don't enter the corner too fast to start with? I'm still pretty new to racing so trying to learn the best techniques to practice 2WD.

Catching rotating with throttle is much easier in 4wd... 2wd is much tougher to counter and use a little throttle. That's why most 2wd stuff is done on super high traction surfaces. With that being said the best thing will be to get your speed right on corner entry for minimal rotation and the ability to control the car and carry your momentum.

⁠@@TheRacinJasonthank you so much for the reply! If you do find yourself in a corner where you’ve accidentally come in a little too fast, could you suggest the best technique to have the highest likelihood of saving it? Would it be counter steer and light throttle or no throttle at all?

@JakesRC-gm5fk if you're a little too fast hopefully there's more track to use and go wide without spinning. As far as saving there's probably still some variables... if the car gets sideways really aggressively you probably want to just counter steer and wait without throttle. At that point even a little throttle might just spin tires and spin you out. If it's not quite that aggressive you can add a little throttle, what the throttle is doing is transferring weight back to the rear of the car so it should put some grip back there to help you catch the car. That's essentially how you drive a rwd rally car or race car... one big thing with RC is how light they are and how powerful they are, so it's really easy to over do this and spin. 4wd is a different animal because the front tires help to pull the car or truck straight and you can save this stuff a lot easier

@@TheRacinJason that makes a lot of sense, thank you so much for taking the time to elaborate on that nuance about throttle and weight transfer, that really helps me make sense of what the chassis wants to do in that situation.

It's about 110' down the front straight... deepest part is only about 55' in one spot

About 130' by 60' in a couple spots

@TheRacinJason thank you. I was figuring to build mine about 150x50. I wish I had the elevation like you but I've just got flat ground.

@kawboy17 gotta move some material around... I love the elevation too

I'm gonna look up the MJX... but yes I still think this thing is good. I'm planning to do a giveaway on the channel

@@TheRacinJason mjx its more for bashing and going up and down the street but now i found racing to be way more interesting and bulid mysellf a dirt track :D

Heck ya man! The Coolest 1:14 Mini RC Truggy! ua-cam.com/video/1Lmm79tuCKs/v-deo.html

I got some rubber flooring pad. It's honestly a bit soft. So you can hit the posts behind it... I have a wood wall on my off-road track that works really well

@ nice

We don't race lawn mowers here

Yes they do... but kind of a mess!

@ oh yes, I’m having that same issue with my track

@tyfly843 I built my tracks under the trees with leaves without even thinking about them

@@TheRacinJasonyou don’t have any where not under trees 🤣

Cell can go bad, wire might break, or the most common thing is it gets punctured. I've seen one get killed cuz a screw that was a little too long got put in the battery holder on a rebuild. Fully fresh car with a brand new body pretty much melted down first lap put

@@sooriyawijeraythna8045 car control and precision will lead to fast laps. Not big power and aggression

@@hankkrendl8952 thanks Hank!

Really just depends what you want. Super long straight can be hard on cars if you're track is really fast (overheating). Some people only use two thirds of the width they have. No right or wrong answer. My stuff is really dictated by space at my house due to trees. But if you have a ton of space the sky is the limit

Reflexes or Recons from Jconcepts mostly. Proline holeshots are always good but don't get nearly as much life out of them

Hold her wide open.. if it won't it doesn't have enough power, enough tire. Or the jump is too small