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Noice!! 😎👍

Are you uploading again? I love the stuff! Custom trophy trucks are so cool!

We miss these vids. Its 2024. We need more.

Кто может написать модели Rc, которые здесь испозовались ?

I know that it takes a lot of time and effort to build a off road track

Nice Axial Yeti Score..!!

What happened man ? I was so happy to see this video 4 years ago, and then you never came back, not even just posting up videos?

How did you get measurements for the chassis, I can't find any type anywhere, or did you just wing it

can anyone tell me what body is used with this build? I somehow missed in the video series how its called.. could it be a chevy silverado?

Needs to be 8s and then it would kick ass

There's nothing that is Traxxas branded any more, might as well not call it a Slash anymore, its a great car don't get me wrong though.

this is the MOST ADVANCED on whoops i ve ever seen!!

Mad props bro dope!

Damn. You guys really put the work in. Looks badass

This is the man responsible for getting me into the RC hobby. Started with a Traxxas Slash at 14, added an interior, lights, etc; I’m now scratch-building a scale trail truck, and have plans to build a trophy truck similar to what you’ve done, though it’ll have to wait; I’m 19 now, going into college, and I now understand this message. If you’re still reading these comments, I miss your content, but thank you VERY much CyconXC for introducing me to the scale RC hobby.

i know this is a old video, love your builds and about to attempt one myself, what did you use for the center diff and motor mount??

Bruh!!! Where you at!? You said you are back, but you not. We need your videos 😢

Yoooooooo wya?

What front end and rear end parts do you use mate

Great Video👌🏻

I wouldn’t put a dam thing on that cage! Too pretty to hide

What kind of dirt did you use?

调得很好👍🏻

In your honest opinion would a slash build like this run and be competitive with Tekno, team associated etc?

I miss your videos man.

Just wanna say I’ve been watching ya for a looong time. But your builds always pop into my head and I have to go back. Hope whatever you’re doing, you’re well and you’re continuing what you enjoy. It’s always showed in your videos. Hope you’re on a good path for yourself. Take care. T

i know your probably not gonna see or reply to this comment but where did you get the rear 4 link setup and from suspension setup from? (im thinking of trying to make a truck like yours)

Damn, this was RIGHT BEFORE the shit went down because of you know what. Hope you're okay nowadays.

No idea why 8th-scale buggies have lower KV motors and 4s-6s when they're literally the same size and weight as this thing and this thing RIPS on just 3s.

I really like the music on this one. Also, at around 300% speed playback it starts to look like full scale with no slow-motion. What frame rate did you film in/what's your slow motion percentage?

Been watching almost all of your vids on these trucks and recently did some math on them and realized that you can't call these 1/10th scale, particularly in the total width dimension. A stock slash is over 11 inches wide. 11x10 is 110 inches, and the maximum width for these trucks in full-scale is 90-95 inches. Wheelbase works out to 132" if it were 10th scale, and the tires work out to 43" diameter and 17.5" width on 22" rims (technically 30" if you count the stupid SCT split-rims thingy). However, if you consider a slash to be 8th scale, everything suddenly calculates out much closer to spec, especially for the actual IRL short course truck class(Lucas oil Pro 2/Pro 4). The 4.3-ish inch tires equate to 35s, the 2.2" (looking) rims equate to 17s or 18s, the wheelbase equates to 105" (a little short, but if you extend it 1" or so you're in spec), and the 11.6" width equates to 93" wide full scale.

Also, I wonder how real 2.2 wheels and tires would change it compared to the goofy SCT 2.2/3.0 split that's really just a 3.0 wheel with a fake 2.2 face.

Need a third person view of this. Wanna know how it compares to a "normal" IRS SCT on a "proper" 1/10 offroad track.

Don't want to be negative, just want to politely reiterate that this lean here at 0:22 is proof that the front swaybar is doing nothing. That front right is at full compression while the other side is at full droop with no counter effect from either side.

My favorite thing about this aside from the obvious dedication and craftsmanship is that it's 2wd.

Technically, you get more steering angle when the arm on the knuckle is shorter. Take a stick or a straw or whatever and hold one end, then move the opposite end 1-inch. Now do the same but move the middle one inch, instead. HUGE difference. Also, that front swaybar is doing absolutely nothing. You should see the opposing side move appreciably when you press one of them to full stroke. In fact, depending on the desired swaybar stiffness you should see it start to move around half-stroke.

Needs a rear swaybar.

Still have this slash? Want to sell?

When the world needed him most he vanished. Would love to see him get back into making videos especially with all the new stuff that’s out.

This is just amazing! What is your suspension setup please??

your videos inspired me to do something new and it helped me in the background and inspiration on my personal builds. now i look at it I subscribed back 7 years ago and I'm still messing with my Rc's up to his day

I wish that this was just released. 8 yrs and still the best

Wow! I've got to say I am very impressed with your skills on building this trophy truck! Just awesome and keep up the good work.

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Fantastic work!nice video

You can really see how much time and designing this cage must’ve taken just by looking at the cage!!! This deserves a lot of appreciation!!!

YOU ARE SIMPLY THE BEST ! COME ON

Wow that is awesome. You are extremely talented my friend. Might I ask what tig welder you are using?

Gotta learn to play this asap….. nice work

What kind of dirt is that