LCG "Cheater" Crawlers featuring Negative G RC based crawlers - What are they?!
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- Опубліковано 11 січ 2023
- What are LCG rigs. Also known as cheater rigs, they are vehicles that put scale looks and performance on the back burner and focus on tackling the most difficult lines.
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Excellent vid James. Thank you for the great review 👍👍
Great video! NegativeG was my 1st choice when I was looking at LCG rigs. I ended up with another vendor only because I'm impatient and was waiting on some items to come in stock. It ended up costing me much more money in the long run as I didn't know what I was doing. I had to order a bunch of different parts in order to get the system setup to work. There were way too many options and the directions to build it were totally lacking. I will be picking up a kit for this summer though and I'm sure to be singing similar praises.
Can't wait until they are back in stock.
Awesome video I appreciate you sharing everything you have done with this rig. I’m have been looking into this chassis kit for some time, now I’m ready to build one now
Love it.
Nice video, need more running videos of this :)
I’m addicted to the lcg thing so many killer chassis and the tuning to make em best possible so fun.
Ruptures and creep.....I live my fusion setup so much slow control!!
These come with the motor mount up front.
They are awesome indeed I think this should be a disclaimer that Negative G could ruin your other chassis
Awesome info, I'm wanting to build my first lcg rig. All I have is trail trucks.and would like at least 2 really good crawlers, eventually one comp crawler once I understand this segment better. I would like to use my Wraith, it has some good stuff in it
But I'm thinking of putting it on a lcg chassis and getting rid of the cage
The AR60s are mint condition, I have MIP drive shafts really good grippy tire from pit bull, so do you have a recommendation on a lcg chassis kit that would be good for this conversion.
I do plan on getting a hobbywing fusion pro and better shocks I'm not trying to build a comp crawler this time just a really good crawler using my wraith 2.2
So any tips on my project would be appreciated.🙏☮️✝️🇺🇲
Full droop and a banded down front, want a rear link riser....if not touching axles it’s too high lol
Great review! I’m currently building the Negative G TC-V1 kit myself and looking forward to the performance gains with the setup.
Can you share the total weight on your build with the body and without; so far my build with full droop is roughly 4.7 lbs without the wheels/tires and body. My set up is very similar and curious what kind of weight savings you’re getting.
Nice small video and good explaining. Would you make a lisk and chassis and motor you made. Its a good idéa to but all the parts in the describesions with links maby. Sry the spelling. Best from Denmark.
Do the flux shocks come in droop setup?
Great detailed video.
How did you make your Dravtech shocks a droop setup?
Also what kind of ball park runtimes are you getting with the 1500mah 3a batteries?
I'm running 20 weight oil in them and mostly running them upside down. The Negative G chassis includes rubber bands so i'm using those to keep the front and rear down more as well. All that combined is helping to put the suspension in more of a droop orientation. I found it to work well on these. Currently testing the CC-V1 (Capra based axle kit) and it's doing great as well!
Nice run down on your build. I have 2 new complete TC builds if anyone is in the market hit me up.
Hi there, how do I reach you?
Someone should put a gyro in a crawler and make a real cheater!
Out of curiosity, what would a gyro in a crawler achieve even?
@@cy-one I don't mean a gyro like what is in planes, I mean a real flywheel gyroscope. They resist change in direction so the crawler could be practically 90 degrees and still stay upright.
@@U.s-epa Aaah, I was actually thinking of gyros used in _very fast_ RC cars so they don't speed-wobble and go up in pieces. Still wrong of course :D
But yeah, that makes more sense :D
Zero cheating whatsoever. 𝙉𝙊𝙏 any different than real life rigs I've built tbh as 90% no longer retain their original appearance or bodies for that matter usually and are all chopped up and made into a capable crawler or mud truck.