I've always wondered a good way to do this is. I've tried this punch thing I have, but it doesn't work the greatest. I'll give this a try. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for coming by Jason, This has worked for me with all my rigs, key is making sure its relatively sharp to go through easy. Appreciate the support my man, see ya round
Thanks my man, that does really mean a LOT! I try to put some helpful stuff out there, takes more effort and less fun than my big bashing videos, but I love helping the community.😍.... Feel free to share 😉 Glad you got somthing out of it and are enjoying the channel... See ya round brother
Yesssss absolutely necessary. Some just buy the truck and blast it full throttled and wonder "what happened" when there tires Ballon too much and the catch a small Rock or something 😔😑🤔🤔 I glad you liked the videos and I hope your enjoying the channel, see ya round brother
That is a perfect way to vent your tyres. Been using this method for 3yrs and it’s excellent. I use a 4mm OD short piece of brass tubing sharpened in the exact same way. Great vid brother, love yur work. 😎👌🏼🤙🏼👊🏼💪🏼
Yeah man I try to keep it simple, never had this method fail on me and it takes two seconds with a sharp pipe.... I have had the welding ones seal back up on thick tires as your not actually removing a circle. It works for some cool 😎👌👍 See ya round brother
Glad you got somthing out of it brother Gabe Yeah most plumbing stores should have it, it's a sturdy bit so it's a bit harder to sharpen but once you got it, it's sharp for a LONG time plenty of tires. Appreciate the kind support as always, see ya round
You could but I never have, don't feel it's necessary. Haven't spoken to anyone who feels more than two is necessary either. On both ends 180 degrees apart should be good. Great question, thanks for your time and hope you are enjoying the channel, see ya round
Yeah I get that, just thought it might be better to not put the hole directly on that seam as the ywist8ngbifnthe drill might catch the seam and tear the tire here.... However unlikely that sounds I just avoid it anyways.... Just my preference Thanks for watching, be sure to check my newer videos there WAYYYYY better! hope to see ya round
Great question brother. Two issues with that, one: a pipe drills a round hole and displaces the rubber smoothly with smooth edges of the cut, a drill will potentially rip and have jagged edges...Causing more further damage as the tires balloon or wear. Two, if a drill goes into the foam which is really easy to do, it will start ripping that apart as well, and you want the foams to stay as intact as possible 👍 Sure a drill can put a hole, but not constantly good quality and can Damage, this is a very proven technique. Super Appreciate the support and time for comment, hope your enjoying the channel, see ya round brother
Any pipe really but it might be harder to find other pipe that small. I had to use a copper pipe fitting joint, not an actual pipe because I couldn't find one that small. Hope that helps brother. Thanks for stopping by and great question.... Hope your enjoying the channel, see ya round brother
Yessss brother this only helps does not stop foams destruction 😒.... And traxxas is known for weak foams. This more helps keep the wrong stuff out of your tires. Appreciate your time and support brother, hope to see ya round
Yes, Double check with the manufacturer, but with belted ones I drill the pipe down to stop before breaking through belt portion.... Just the rubber. Hope that helps. Hope your enjoying the channel, see ya round brother
@@3SonsRC @3 Sons RC No prob bro. It would be cool to see some shock oil, hr cap, and different shock spring test. Seems like that and diff oil weight are pretty scares on RUclips.
Not sure brother, some do some don't, I would reach out to the manufacturer and ask. I drilled out mine on a rescent video I did, also talked about it, video posted yesterday... But I covered the inner holes rim holes as well and the air does not get out as well and maybe the truck does not perform as well. I tried to just punch through the rubber and NOT the fabric and I think I was mostly successful.... I would be VERY cautious of doing this to belted tires if at all, maybe just not vent and be sure to keep them completely away from water as that's the biggest killer if you don't vent it's almost impossible to get the water out. Sorry if that's not clear
Because I like to.... 🤔 Everyone has there own style of editing and channel. I like to use music more so people don't get as bored and click off and to entertainment. But that's me. Appreciate your time and comment, see ya round brother
Never seen this working. It's physics, don't do this. Just shoegoo the original holes and never mind this. This is crawler stuff. Any water inside the Xmaxx tires will blow them. Stop thinking of water behavior as a static fluid. Fluid dynamics guys, this is not a technical correct video, and dryland driving 85% throttle is the usual outcome of a working idea man.
Well it actually does work because.... Physics😱👍 There is a reason Arrma now does this with all their tires, Proline reccomend this, along with every hard basher in the industry, so while I appreciate your time to watch and effort to comment, with respect your wrong brother.... Every authoritive source disagrees.... So let's go with that. It's not a Crawler thing... I have never even crawled, is that your thing. But also in my experience I have never seen my tires exploding in years of RC because of doing this, this helps prevent explosion.... So I'm gonna continue to do what works for me and most dudes I run with🎯🤟👍.... But I do appreciate your time Have a nice day
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I've always wondered a good way to do this is. I've tried this punch thing I have, but it doesn't work the greatest. I'll give this a try. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for coming by Jason,
This has worked for me with all my rigs, key is making sure its relatively sharp to go through easy.
Appreciate the support my man, see ya round
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There's a few videos out there of how to do a. But you explained it the best. Thanks for the tip.
Thanks my man, that does really mean a LOT!
I try to put some helpful stuff out there, takes more effort and less fun than my big bashing videos, but I love helping the community.😍.... Feel free to share 😉
Glad you got somthing out of it and are enjoying the channel... See ya round brother
I use a soldering iron but now i will be using this method - Great idea.. 👍😃
Thanks bud, hope your enjoying the channel, have a look at some newer videos as this is a REALLY old one for us😁
See ya round brother
Awesome thank you for your reply.. 👍😃@@3SonsRC
I vented my xmaxx stock tires and they have been holding up great and my truck is very powerful
Yesssss absolutely necessary.
Some just buy the truck and blast it full throttled and wonder "what happened" when there tires Ballon too much and the catch a small Rock or something 😔😑🤔🤔
I glad you liked the videos and I hope your enjoying the channel, see ya round brother
That is a perfect way to vent your tyres. Been using this method for 3yrs and it’s excellent. I use a 4mm OD short piece of brass tubing sharpened in the exact same way. Great vid brother, love yur work. 😎👌🏼🤙🏼👊🏼💪🏼
Yes sir, never even had one rip apart at the drill hole either after use.
Appreciate your time, see ya round my friend
Awesome vid brotha!💯⚡⚡⚡🤩
Thanks my man,
Just a quick one for the community.... Was doing it so thought I would film it.
Appreciate time and support my friend
Love the new intro. Thank you for another video.
Cool that you noticed new intro Tony, Thanks.... appreciate you coming by and support my man
Great info, this is never show enough... We appreciate this bro 🍻
Thanks man,
That means a lot!
Appreciate the kind support and see ya round
I like your method better. Simple.
Yeah man I try to keep it simple, never had this method fail on me and it takes two seconds with a sharp pipe.... I have had the welding ones seal back up on thick tires as your not actually removing a circle. It works for some cool 😎👌👍
See ya round brother
I love your videos 😁😁
Super appreciate that Christina.
Thanks for the kinds support and your time
See ya round
Great technique and info! I'm gonna hit the plumbing store and pacifically look for that piece of tubing.
Glad you got somthing out of it brother Gabe
Yeah most plumbing stores should have it, it's a sturdy bit so it's a bit harder to sharpen but once you got it, it's sharp for a LONG time plenty of tires.
Appreciate the kind support as always, see ya round
@@3SonsRC yes sir!!🙌
Thanks very informative. Appreciate your effort
Appreciate the kind support my brother!
Thanks for the time and comment!
Hope your enjoying the channel brother, see ya round
Would you bother drilling 4 holes in each tire for maximal ventilation? Thanks!
You could but I never have, don't feel it's necessary. Haven't spoken to anyone who feels more than two is necessary either. On both ends 180 degrees apart should be good.
Great question, thanks for your time and hope you are enjoying the channel, see ya round
Great video
Thanks brother,
Very simple but just for RC Family resources 😎👌
It's not the fun bashing stuff I love to do, but it's all to support community 😎👍
cool info and video
Thanks Duke,
Always appreciate you coming by and kind support my friend
I vent every day lol
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Fantastic
You know the seam is where the molds are joined and not from the tyres put together as 2 halves. Technically, it is not a weak point.
Yeah I get that, just thought it might be better to not put the hole directly on that seam as the ywist8ngbifnthe drill might catch the seam and tear the tire here.... However unlikely that sounds I just avoid it anyways.... Just my preference
Thanks for watching, be sure to check my newer videos there WAYYYYY better! hope to see ya round
Interesting technique. But why not just use a drill bit?
Great question brother.
Two issues with that, one: a pipe drills a round hole and displaces the rubber smoothly with smooth edges of the cut, a drill will potentially rip and have jagged edges...Causing more further damage as the tires balloon or wear.
Two, if a drill goes into the foam which is really easy to do, it will start ripping that apart as well, and you want the foams to stay as intact as possible 👍
Sure a drill can put a hole, but not constantly good quality and can Damage, this is a very proven technique.
Super Appreciate the support and time for comment, hope your enjoying the channel, see ya round brother
@@3SonsRC makes sense. Didn't think about that. Thank you for the explanation and tutorial. Keep it up.
Only copper pipe will work or any metal pipe is fine ??
Any pipe really but it might be harder to find other pipe that small. I had to use a copper pipe fitting joint, not an actual pipe because I couldn't find one that small. Hope that helps brother. Thanks for stopping by and great question.... Hope your enjoying the channel, see ya round brother
Very neat method, but even after doing this my tires foam will degrade over time Idk, feels like traxxas simply uses cotton for these foam inserts…
Yessss brother this only helps does not stop foams destruction 😒.... And traxxas is known for weak foams. This more helps keep the wrong stuff out of your tires.
Appreciate your time and support brother, hope to see ya round
Could I do this on belted tires ?
Yes,
Double check with the manufacturer, but with belted ones I drill the pipe down to stop before breaking through belt portion.... Just the rubber.
Hope that helps.
Hope your enjoying the channel, see ya round brother
Hey i have a question isnt youre tire gonna explode if you do this?
Nope, the is proven effective by the thousands of RC hobbiest that do this. "it's science" 😊🤣👍
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Sup brother
Thanks for stopping by
@@3SonsRC @3 Sons RC No prob bro. It would be cool to see some shock oil, hr cap, and different shock spring test. Seems like that and diff oil weight are pretty scares on RUclips.
do I still do this if I’m running belted tires?
Not sure brother, some do some don't, I would reach out to the manufacturer and ask.
I drilled out mine on a rescent video I did, also talked about it, video posted yesterday... But I covered the inner holes rim holes as well and the air does not get out as well and maybe the truck does not perform as well. I tried to just punch through the rubber and NOT the fabric and I think I was mostly successful.... I would be VERY cautious of doing this to belted tires if at all, maybe just not vent and be sure to keep them completely away from water as that's the biggest killer if you don't vent it's almost impossible to get the water out.
Sorry if that's not clear
@@3SonsRC thank you
Intro almost 20% of the whole video lol
Thanks for stopping by, this is one of my MUCH older videos.... Have a look at the newer ones.
See ya round brother
@@3SonsRC 👍🏾
why playing music while talking bro?
Because I like to.... 🤔
Everyone has there own style of editing and channel. I like to use music more so people don't get as bored and click off and to entertainment. But that's me.
Appreciate your time and comment, see ya round brother
Never seen this working. It's physics, don't do this. Just shoegoo the original holes and never mind this. This is crawler stuff. Any water inside the Xmaxx tires will blow them.
Stop thinking of water behavior as a static fluid. Fluid dynamics guys, this is not a technical correct video, and dryland driving 85% throttle is the usual outcome of a working idea man.
Well it actually does work because.... Physics😱👍
There is a reason Arrma now does this with all their tires, Proline reccomend this, along with every hard basher in the industry, so while I appreciate your time to watch and effort to comment, with respect your wrong brother.... Every authoritive source disagrees.... So let's go with that.
It's not a Crawler thing... I have never even crawled, is that your thing. But also in my experience I have never seen my tires exploding in years of RC because of doing this, this helps prevent explosion.... So I'm gonna continue to do what works for me and most dudes I run with🎯🤟👍.... But I do appreciate your time
Have a nice day
@@3SonsRC alright.