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@@LazerFingers not entirely sure, but I doubt it. Traxxas probably wont allow pass through on their esc/rx. I think the original scx24 electronics may be able to do it if you are using those.

Thanks, appreciate your comments. The Injora silicone inserts are great and really help with the squish, but they are quite bulky in themselves, so the tyres only squash down about halfway. The improved sidewall stiffness means that they are still way better than the foams, but you are right that there is a limitation on the squish and therefore the contact area available. 🤙

@@wingnutbert9685 this seems to be the same issue for all of them. On my furitek I warmed up the heat shrink and moulded that a little, but it still stuck out. I’ve had drone motors before that had solder pads instead of joined wires, much better for this application.

It’s a great little spot, one I should visit more often. You’d never know it is a stones throw away from one of the busiest roads in the UK!

Yep, that’s what I thought. Don’t think it will run on Linux or Android, unless you have some sort of simulator? Sorry. I will reach out to Injora though and check/ask.

@@PhilBrindley Thanks Phil. Bit of an oversight on their part. Be nice if they had an app. Even if it just allowed plugging the tuning module to your phone. Fingers crossed. I've got mine sitting in the box. Hoping to shoehorn it into my MB24 build. Thanks again! Bert

@@wingnutbert9685 I've reached out to Injora, so will let you know. In the meantime, I've been doing some research and think that the MBL32 ESC is running on AM32 firmware. If so, there is both a web-based configurator and a Linux configurator. I tried the web one, and although it did connect to the ESC, it didn't read the config properly. I now need to check it on the Windows PC in the boy's room to ensure it's not cooked! 😳 So maybe worth a look, but at your own risk 🤔

Actually, I can't be sure that this is running AM32 so I'm going to say probably don't try this. It's not caused any issue with mine, but also it would not properly connect to read the settings. Time to stop tinkering before I do irreparable damage! 🤣

@@PhilBrindley Thanks Phil! I'll look it up and I hope your ESC isn't fried!

Thanks, will do! 🤙

Thanks for watching. They will certainly work together, and have the same connections so will be plug and play in that sense. You might have to tinker with the settings on the Mini24 to get the best out of the motor. Maybe I'll give it a try over the Xmas holidays! Will let you know if I do. 🤙

@@rogerbahr9117 hobbywing doesn’t as far as I know, but Injora does (of course they do! 🤣) www.injora.com/products/injora-xt30-to-jst-rcy-jst-ph2-0-trx-4m-t-style-ec3-battery-adapter-cable

@PhilBrindley wouldn't it need to be traxxas to Male JST PH2.0 and not the xt30?

@@rogerbahr9117 Yes, it would. Although I would swap the PH2.0 over to an XT30 on the ESC (as I did) as that is a more reliable connector and opens up a raft of other battery options. (Nothing's ever 100% simple though, is it 🤪)

@@essy_loser god bless the all knowing algorithm! 🤣 Welcome aboard and thanks, glad you liked it. 🤙

@@pocketfuloducks1062 thanks. It’s certainly a lot of fun, and pretty capable too. I’ve added a sprinkling of brass since this was filmed and am itching to get back out there with it.

Thanks Geoff. Yes, so far so good for me.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for tuning in! 🤙

It is indeed, straight fit on the TRX4M as its spur is also 0.4. Would need 0.3 for SCX24 (which could be challenging to find) or a conversion kit. There are some links further down the comments in response to @Danielxperez14. 🤙

⁠Thanks I'll look into it

Glad to hear it was helpful ❤

@@Danielxperez14 closest I can find is MoFoRC at 13t. moforc.com/products/copy-of-hardened-steel-pinion-gears?srsltid=AfmBOoorBNBQBwKf6kXHMkZAEDT56kV8xO10ug0_iBXcWys7zrTPcgmE

@@Danielxperez14 another option is a 0.5mod conversion. Swap out the spur gear and pinion at the same time. furitek.com/products/furitek-brushless-conversion-for-scx24-0-5m-spur-gear-and-12t-pinion-gear?variant=39358985371738

@ thanks!

It’s aimed at 1/24th as well, but won’t bolt straight on to an SCX24 gearbox. Not sure about others at that scale. The body/chassis is a MEUS ripper. Looks super cool, but as with all tube chassis designs it’s very difficult to build and work on. For someone like me that is always chopping and changing parts it’s a bit of a nightmare tbh.

They are GNB HV 450mah stick batteries that I use in some of my small drones. www.hobbyrc.co.uk/gnb-450mah-2s-80c-lihv-battery-xt30

Nooo, don't say that! From what I have seen they are not a direct fit for the SCX24. You would need a Furitek, or similar, motor mount.

@@ferdinandmaier1070 I feel pretty sure that it could. I’ve transferred it to my IR40 build which weighs 658g and that’s no problem for it.

@@areadierc2803 the program card feels kinda dated in a way, but the simplicity of it is great. Once it’s set to my liking hardly ever change anything apart from drag brake, and hey, they’ve solved that problem perfectly.

Nice one, I’m going to try out the Injora ESC with the Fat Viper. Will be interesting to see how the two different approaches stack up against each other.

And slightly ironic that you need a furitek motor mount. I suspect there is a 3d print option somewhere. But you’re right, it’s a shame it’s not a direct fit.

@@geoffreywilliamson722 thanks Geoff. I’m all for honest reviews mate. So I’m glad that came across.

@@geoffreywilliamson722 haha, always good to see you in the comments, Geoff. Don’t buy an SCX24, build one! 😉

@@WombleRCmodelsandhobbies just been watching those and totally agree. They need scrubbing in for sure.

​@@PhilBrindleycould be a follow up video 👍

@ sounds like a plan! 🤙

I’m liking them more with every run. They definitely need a little breaking in, but then they really come alive.

Thank you for still being here and watching. Hope you are well. 🤙

They certainly seem to need a little use to break in properly. I don’t generally vent tires, but the injora beadlocks are vented in this case.

I found venting makes a huge difference on 1/24 tires. Sometimes the silicone inserts block the vents on some wheels.

@@areadierc2803I’ll have to give that a try then. You are spot on about the inserts blocking the venting on the wheels though.

@@danrees5520 Hi Dan, all good here thanks. How are you?

@@heatherlee7616 if you mean a tow hitch then there is nothing on it as standard that would take a tow hitch. It’d have to be a custom job.

@@PhilBrindley okay, Thank you!!

Interesting. I can't really comment on fitting to standard rails as I don't have them. I would have assumed that it would fit perfectly though? That's the wheelbase it was designed for so seems odd that it doesn't fit right. Or are you moving it forward for a personal taste/preference thing?

Nice, my IR40 is probably my fave rig, but this could quickly catch up. I'm also super tempted to swap my MEUS Ripper TRX4M over to an IR60 as well now. Injora are taking over my shelves!

@@PhilBrindley The IR40 is a similar build with nice parts also build from scratch and it is what got me into TRX4M type and this scale. I say type because including the IR60, IR40, and Jeep the only thing actually Traxxas I own is a set of stock axles I bought while waiting for the diamond axles for the IR40. I have the Meus trophy truck too with a cedar and stellar and a few Meus parts that is using the stock Traxxas axles until I choose axles. I don't think I would ever buy a stock Traxxas 1/18. What is there to keep on them? I like the type and aftermarket though.

@@shockman8014 I'm totally with you there bud. I hardly touched my Bronco after it arrived. But as soon as the IR40 went on, I was all in. Changed everything except the transmission case. Wouldn't buy another, would would 100% build one. Same with the SCX24 platform for me. There is just no point buying the RTR at this stage, just build one up from aftermarket parts and save the £150.

Thank you 🤙

Glad you like it. 🤙

@@mowglippml yeah, if you want the super scale look then that’s going to be tricky. I personally prefer the tucked “comp” style so it works for me. 🤙

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the review. 🤙

Awesome, thank you! 🤙

Don’t think I’ve ever done one as it’s been built up over time. I’ll try and sort one for you.

@@andrewjackson5363 ooo, not seen those. Would make sense though. Seems odd to have them different sizes for no apparent reason!

Hi, they are standard length C10 links. It’s designed for C10/JLU/Bronco wheelbase. Hope that helps.

🍗🍗🍗 mmmmm, chicken! Glad you like the vid. 🤙

5am, WOW, appreciate the commitment my friend. Thanks for the sub. 🤙

Sure thing. Will post a link on here once they are uploaded.

Here you go. For the sliders you need to scale the Z axis only to 12mm in your slicer. www.thingiverse.com/thing:6797764

Excellent. Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching. 🤙

🤣 already halfway there.

Thank you. Hope you are keeping well! 🤙