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#johncena I hope he does

Thanks man

Thank-you 😃👍

Thank you. I appreciate it

@MidwestRCcrawler I know. Honestly I resisted the urge to get a Jepp, because everyone has a Jeep. But after getting my first Jeep, I get it. There's something special about the Jeeps. Must be a Jeep Thing.

@@Nicks_Hobbies_Channel I’ve always loved jeeps and have thought, they are just the ultimate fun Offroad vehicle. I absolutely love my cj7 and had been my most favorite one. I like them all, but you’re right, it’s a Jeep thing.

Thank you 😃👍

lol 👊 😎

Thank you. My first one. I definitely learned a lot.

@@TimurAmirM 😁🤣🤣

Wait wut ??!?? U tricked me👍

That's still the stock bumper mount. I think I trimmed it to slide further back into the rails

😂😂right😅

I believe it's a 6" figure

@@Pimp_D I only lowered my suspension to almost full droop on stock shocks

Thank you friend 😎👍

Great job on the paint! Are those highlights on the inside of the body with paint, outside, or are they stickers?

​@BA0701 It's all painted on the outside, including the pink color. Than clear coated over. The original lexan body color was black, so I painted over the outside. Thank you.

@@Nicks_Hobbies_Channel Wow, amazing paint work, really fantastic stuff man!

@@BA0701 Thank-you!

Usually from amazon, and some are simple diy, like the rope, folded canvas, rolled up materials, etc.

This feature is called DIG. It comes stock on the Axial SCX10-III Jeep CJ-7 and the early Ford Bronco, which shares the same chassis. It is done in transmission by blocking the output to rear axle via a micro servo activated from a third channel on the receiver. Many other 1/10th scale trail crawlers have this feature.

Yes sir. I replaced the oil in them with 22.5W. Front ones are still in stock location, the rear ones I angled them forward using simple shock keys.

Exactly 😅👍

Thanks. That is an Axial SCX10 PRO. Comes as a builder's kit.

Thanks

I agree. I put this short together in a rush, and this song felt matching enough 😅

Yes. It's very realistic and good looking 1/10th scale RC

I can't say for sure. But I've made the same body work with the TRX4M, which is a bigger 18th scale chassis. I'm sure it can be made to work. It's all about mounting it.

@@Nicks_Hobbies_ChannelI’ll try soon. Thank you!

Thanks for watching. This is a Traxxas TRX4 SPORT. Stock axles, stock rebuilt suspension. Relocated rear shock mounting points. All new electronics, wheels, tires, dual stage foams, overdrive, Removed all unnecessary plastics, metal front and rear bumpers, Drastically lowered and trimmed the stock Sport body. Performs great 👍

Hey Thanks. I had a lot of requests about how I built that. I'll make a more detailed video about it. I have a short video on my channel with the description so far.

It is. It really is 😄😄😄

Thank you ❤

Thanks my fellow RC friend

The shocks are stock all around. Rebuilt with 22.5W oil. Front shock mounts are stock as well. Rear shock mounts are the Amazon key style shock mounts. They allowed me to angle forward the rear shocks. This allowed me to lower the body even more, and gave it more flex. The sport body is also shifted back 1 inch, so that the front end clears a 90° approach angle