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Great advice. Thx!

Awesome! I love the sand drags. I live by the beach but don't know anyone who does it here in South Jersey. I just subscribed to your channel.👍👍👍👍

Excellent content bro keep it up!!!💯

Looks great, put me to thinking that I don’t have a single rig on straight axles 🫤

Hey everyone! I'm the developer of a game focused on off-road trials with R/C scale models. I've got an interesting opportunity I’d love to share with you. Please reach out-my contact info is on my YT page. Thanks!

Recently I got back into the hobby. I don't have a sled yet but I do drag a pretty heavy tow chain😊

Great racing. You should ditch the center divider. Much more fun.

This is exactly why you add a wheelie bar

Not sure where u guys are located, but am from so cal and we race in Huntington Beach 🏖️. The cars used are anything from Traxxas and arrma mainly, 2wd chassis and 4wd chassis. There’s kids class stock 3s and then stock chassis 2wd & 4wd going from 3s to 8s. Then there is 2wd & 4wd unlimited class anything gos with up to 12s lipo battery 🔋 but I guess it depends on who is hosting the event. It’s a lot of and very challenging in a non traditional drag racing on asphalt or cement in my opinion

Looks way better like the little lowered ride height

I would love to just need to find somewhere close to me I live in Ohio

This isn't to far from greensboro. I just started racing in Mooresville, NC, tamiyas class. Definitely gotta check this place out

Was that still stock 3.3 in the nitro slash

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Looks like a blast, very cool! 👍

Did that black and white truck have some kind of sound system in it to play real engine sounds?

U mentioned straight axle. Would the portals not be a good idea? I have the scx10 iii gladiator which is a longer chassis. Im thinking of making it a puller. Any suggestions or would this jot be an ideal platform? Thanks

How do I find out about events like this?

Ole losi was comming!

Hey Matt, do you guys have a schedule of events? If so where can I find it?

Just show Ms the original RC designs were for a reason that even 40 years later still use the same designs for racing

Nice

Amazing dedication to the hobby and community. Very very cool ❤

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cool vid! appreciate the views number! keep it up! big like!! 👍👍👍

Are they limited at 2s??

Big fan of the Scorpion/Turbo Scorpion personally. Just ran mine yesterday and I enjoy running it every chance I get. I assume that's the track in Lucama? There aren't any tracks local to me anymore. The one in Duncan NC closed a while back unfortunately. I might have to check this track out. BTW, congrats and welcome to YT. I enjoyed reading your stuff when I subscribed to RCCA back in the day. Take care dude, and wishing you continued success on the ole' tubes.

Super hot shot, fighter buggy rx, and fighting buggy otherwise known as super champ all Tamiyas cars. Like to see your take on those.

EaSily the funnest events to go to no massive rules everyone just having a good time meeting good people seeing some cool trucks and cars and thats it grrrr definately dont want to miss the next one

Wow this hurt my feelings hahahahah I would have been stoked to come out. I'm right down the road me and a buddy with the misses went up to San Lee in Sanford to crawl around this would have been awesome.

Yes, my name is G I did try pulling for about around three years. It started in 1980s. I pulled 350 pounds with my club buster 4 x 4 x 4 modified gears and dry shaft change the speed controller and added a lot of weight to the front and stretched the vehicle into the RC pulling specifications. We made a adjustable hitch so you can adjust the hitch for when you’re pulling. I also added a gear reduction system so I can speed up the gears or slow the key is down that I added more to my pulling when I came down. Good luck with your RC and let me know how you make out.😊

I Love this type of comp idea. less stress but still competing against time. It's got me thinking of hosting my own event :)

Great video! Any way you could show the install of the sway bar? Or just a little video of how it mounts with the printed part? Thanks . Love my bronco!

trying to do a crawl off on turkey cock mountain in martinsville va

this is where we should have started just sayin

This is on BAMF tire Inserts and not too bad for a 9 year old driver huh?

Looks so fun! Where was this?

Looks like a good time!

Definitely a good looking rig for sure!

Glad you were able to make it out. I hope to do some more events in the near future.

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Stunning Jeep! Happy New Year!

Home run for Axial. Nice work showcasing the goodies 🤘

This RTR is definitely on my radar this spring to save up and do some videos on! I cant wait to see one out on our terrain! Nice job showcasing the body details!

I like RC cars Wish i had them as a kid though

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Looks like a ton of fun!

There's two points you made that one is true and one is pretty off. 1. RC is a small world - 100% true. Everyone knows everyone as for the manufacturers. In fact most of the people just jump from company to company - it's like the same 14 people and most of it started at HPI. 2. This one's somewhat unclear, but you mentioned about hiring yourself, but mentioned "Influencers" and NOT charging a fee. I can't disagree more on this one (If the "influencer" has an audience the vendor wants to tap into, that is). Having a UA-cam channel and 196 subscribers, yeah, you shouldn't charge a fee for the video. What's so toxic in the RC world specifically is vendors think that a product for video trade is fair. In some cases, it can be, but most, it's not (once again IF you have the audience). Going "back in the day" - vendors would spend $1,000's for magazines to "review" their new RC. Of course, it wasn't exchanged that way - it was a "Send me your vehicle AND place X amount on an ad for the magazine and we will "feature" it". Talk about bias. Well, we all know what happened to magazines. Fast forward to UA-cam "influencers" - sure, you get to play with all of the cool new toys and give your supposed un-biased opinion, but it's work. And a TON of work, especially if you put any kind of production value into your videos. Exchanging a $300 (retail) RC car for, in some cases 15-20 hours of work is pathetic. Even at best case, if the influencer sells the used RC, they'll snag about $150 before fees. That's at best $10 per hour of sporatic work. Now, on the flip side, that vendor just got an "influencer" to make a video, gather 50,000+ views on that video (remember hobby grade RC is a small world) in the first few weeks and sent at least 2,500 (5% of the views is typical) pre-qualified buyers to your website - and yes, I have tracked it. If 10% (of the 2,500) actually purchase that $300 RC, that's $75,000 the vendor raked in on that one video in the first few weeks - and those are conservative numbers. You can't buy magazine ads, Google ads, Facebook ads, etc for a mere $200 (the cost of that $300 RC) to gather $75,000 in sales. So, yes, qualified "influencers" should charge a fee and the cheap RC vendors should pay it happily. The kicker I saw was when the vendor asks for the vehicle BACK! Yes, that's happened many times. Just my $0.02 from this side of the fence.

Killer info glad to know I’m going in the right direction. Been putting in a lot of work to get the Micro Crawler Club on the map and establishing its brand. Keep the tips coming!!!!

Great info, the biggest take away for me is to avoid the SM drama. Often I feel the need to right the wrongs or stand up for brands getting bashed. More and more I feel like pulling back the reins on SM. My grand scheme is to design and manufacture aftermarket parts as well as promote and grow my YT channel. I'm hoping to have my first batch of parts available by spring, I was hoping to get rolling this last fall but w/ potential new rigs and platforms staged to be released I had to step back and wait for the dust to settle .