Thank you watching! And thank you very much for the sub!!! 🙇♂ I have a whole series for this build, I hope you watch them too... I'm sorting out just a few more things, and I should have a running video soon...
5th subscriber arrived! It's so rare to see Juggernaut vids on UA-cam that it deserves some humble support! Good job you've done on your truck so far. Lowering the body is a must, looks hundred times better! (Mine is lowered by 10mm ;) )
Thank you very much for stopping by! And thank you so so much for subscribing... 🙇♂ I'm your 338th subscriber... 😊 Ah, I thought you lowered your body too, I see a difference from when you first ran your Juggernaut (the cabin was vibrating on jumps) compare to the latest video (riding on mounts of gravel), the body was more solid. I agree, there are fewer Juggernaut videos than the others, so I hope you keep posting them. Now that I have a little bit more time on my hands, I'll see if I can produce a video at least once a month. I'm only using my phone to catch them, I'd have to looking into video editing in the future for a better product. Thanks again for watching. 🙂
@@galkawarrior Sure I'll post new vids of the Jugg :) Maybe the re-build of it in a few months. Weather isn't great at the moment for running RC! Also just put my hands on a TXT-2, it's linked to Juggs because their driveline is an evolution of the transmission. I think it'll be nice that I do a comparison video to point out similarities & differences :) Editing raw vids is a tough job, but it gets rewarding after a while! I'm sure you'll do good ;)
@@Mouc-RC My bestfriend, who bought me my Clodbuster, has TXT-2 so I'm familiar with it. I bought him the wheel adapters so he can put on Clodbuster wheels and tires. The TXT/TXT-2 have 6mm input/output shaft for the driveshaft collet, while the Juggs have 5mm. I almost went with the TXT-2 style links and suspension for my Jugg, but I decided to stay with the leaf springs for it's retro feel and looks. If or when I can afford a TXT-2 I'd get one, but the price is getting steeper and steeper, I'm starting to look at the Losi LMT or maybe even a used Red Cat Ground Pounder that I can modify. 😅 If all possible, I'd stay with Tamiya, I like putting them together from scratch. 😁
Nice video we need more Juggernaut videos ! The Tamiya Jugg is my all time favorite Monster truck! Subscribed
Thank you watching! And thank you very much for the sub!!! 🙇♂ I have a whole series for this build, I hope you watch them too... I'm sorting out just a few more things, and I should have a running video soon...
5th subscriber arrived! It's so rare to see Juggernaut vids on UA-cam that it deserves some humble support!
Good job you've done on your truck so far. Lowering the body is a must, looks hundred times better! (Mine is lowered by 10mm ;) )
Thank you very much for stopping by! And thank you so so much for subscribing... 🙇♂ I'm your 338th subscriber... 😊 Ah, I thought you lowered your body too, I see a difference from when you first ran your Juggernaut (the cabin was vibrating on jumps) compare to the latest video (riding on mounts of gravel), the body was more solid. I agree, there are fewer Juggernaut videos than the others, so I hope you keep posting them. Now that I have a little bit more time on my hands, I'll see if I can produce a video at least once a month. I'm only using my phone to catch them, I'd have to looking into video editing in the future for a better product. Thanks again for watching. 🙂
@@galkawarrior Sure I'll post new vids of the Jugg :) Maybe the re-build of it in a few months. Weather isn't great at the moment for running RC!
Also just put my hands on a TXT-2, it's linked to Juggs because their driveline is an evolution of the transmission. I think it'll be nice that I do a comparison video to point out similarities & differences :)
Editing raw vids is a tough job, but it gets rewarding after a while! I'm sure you'll do good ;)
@@Mouc-RC My bestfriend, who bought me my Clodbuster, has TXT-2 so I'm familiar with it. I bought him the wheel adapters so he can put on Clodbuster wheels and tires. The TXT/TXT-2 have 6mm input/output shaft for the driveshaft collet, while the Juggs have 5mm. I almost went with the TXT-2 style links and suspension for my Jugg, but I decided to stay with the leaf springs for it's retro feel and looks. If or when I can afford a TXT-2 I'd get one, but the price is getting steeper and steeper, I'm starting to look at the Losi LMT or maybe even a used Red Cat Ground Pounder that I can modify. 😅 If all possible, I'd stay with Tamiya, I like putting them together from scratch. 😁