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Sweet video

I had a quick set up question the upper link on the Mbx8r nitro where are you putting yours shock mount and on the hub

Nice edit! Slow mo shots of the pros are the best.

Cool car, cool video Cool 😎 I like race action!! Awesome 👌

Is this a new Mugen release? Or a conversion?

I'm thinking about turning my et410.2 to carpet setup.

Let me know if you like the faster paced style shorter VLOGs over the longer format!👇

Awesome job man

One of the biggest things that needs to happen in R/C racing is to stop the big manufacturers from “sponsoring” anyone with a pulse. This “contract customer” business model cuts out local hobby shops that are attached to a lot of these tracks that are already operating on a razor thin margin and has forced many to close. We need some of the big name racers as well as social media people that have the attention of the OEM’s to bring this to their attention.

thanks again brother. i may have mentioned before i think alot of your loyal subscribers want more hands on and car wrenching instead of just cars running laps

I recently purchased my Msb1 but my local track is running indoor clay for the next 6 months can you believe that. I want to set it up for carpet . Do you think I'd be able to run it on clay and be successful?

What a beast! I'm so tempted to get this for my 22x-4. And even the 815 specs look great for 8th scale

From all my testing the surpass rocket rc v6 motor blows all these out the water and for much less money. I habe a motor analyzer and have tested the surpass against all the top dollar motors and nothing beats it especially at the price point.

This car sounds better than some people's v8 on the streets

chassis looks super low. i would imagine it dragging the whole time under acceleration

Yes it dose

Oh yeah I see stars😂

Hi, can you tell me which kind of Diff you use - V2 (gray) or V1 (Black) ? Aaaand which kind of O-Rings do you use in the diff ? Thank you Buddy

I never race on carpet only clay. I just ordered a MSB1 today. Got any clay tips?

Ive noticed alot of eBuggies tend to run the Dirt Bites over the Falcons. Is that your preference? Im just about to get back into 1/8 after taking a year off and curious about what folks feel different between the two on electric buggies and truggies.

you need lights

Sweet

Meaning titanium and aluminum screws and nuts with turn buckles and all the other goodies in the front and rear package please and thank you.

Can you give me advice on what hop up package I can buy that will take care if the MSB1 2wd buggy I just bought the kit and value your input .

Hello im from Germany i would ask you do you Sell maybye your nitro Gas truck chassis Thank you Aaron

Well it will be more expensive if you keep saying how cheap it is inexpensive.

I was always curious how you guys handled flame-outs but now I know that restarts are allowed 😊.

I haven't seen any reviews on these and the specs look amazing. how is it holding up?

I think part of the problem for indoor dirt tracks is everyone is in such a need for traction, people get so upset when the traction is low. I go to 2 indoor dirt off road tracks and all they use for traction is water. One track has more grip than the other but that’s just the nature of dirt. For indoor dirt tracks to be treating them with grip treatment probably cost some money and that’s a bummer for the track, especially if people are hardly coming to race. You can adjust the cars to get some pretty decent grip at both of these tracks. One thing I do when I am out there marshaling is look at the cars when they go by and you will see what kind of grip level is available. Some cars are going to be loose but I bet there will be some that are pretty hooked up. That looser track I go to, I have seen some pretty hooked up cars there, you just have to figure it out; that’s part of the fun of RC racing; well I think it’s fun 👍

Electric is just boring to watch indoor or outdoor doesn't seem to matter still lame unless you're driving and it's still expensive for the beginner batteries aren't cheap and don't seem to last unless you buy expensive ones

Can’t wait for 2025!

Thanks for the plug man! Glad you made this video!

even with everything free and clubbish,its lack of intrest,or nitpicking the details.

In my area the closest club is 2hrs drive away. My mates and I are lucky enough to have free use of an abandoned farm where we have made a dirt/loam track. We race our vintage style buggies most weekends and it works for us all. Our local council is dubious about letting us use public land as ‘it’s a Motorsport and a possible public liability issue’ Meanwhile they have BMX and skate parks popping up everywhere… Great video mate!!

I think one of the biggest issue is to many manufacturers are providing sponsorships. Which leads to people not purchasing stuff from local tracks

Same in the UK we have lost 4 tracks local and further out

I definitely agree with much or all of what you said here... sucks to see tracks closing, especially well established ones. It would be awesome if there were more tracks in public parks and such. Getting exposure for RC racing so more knew about it might be one way to help make parks and cities more interested in having a track in one of their parks. Near me there are a few different tracks, one has been in a park since the 80s and is club run... I help run a club/track in a small town about an hour and a half south of that older one, and we have HRCR not too far from us as well... kinda feel lucky in a sense. Keeping tracks going, whether public or not, is definitely a lot of work. I have been seeing vintage/retro stuff kinda growing here in this area. Hope to see that continue. AE could release a kit version of the RB10 and it might be a popular option for outdoor racing...the rerelease kits from AE, Kyosho, etc are all awesome and might help 1/10 grow again a bit and let older racers connect with RC again and maybe bring in a new generation of racers. PR Racing has a GREAT buggy kit, RM configuration, cheap, and it seriously RIPS on outdoor dirt... they sent the track I help operate one to raffle last season, and I'd be surprised if I don't see at least a few of them running 2wd buggy this season around here. Probably see some Team Car and other RC10s come out a time or two as well. The Team Car finally has me thinking I will build my first ever RC10 soon, and I will definitely be getting the PR kit. 2wd SC seems to still be the strongest class in my area lately. I really hope to see 10th scale grow some in the coming months or couple seasons, instead of the past few years trend, because a few more seasons going in the direction of the last and I think 10th scale will be gonners here in the PNW area, at least for any outdoor racing. cheers and merry christmas to you and yours.

Unfortunately, the RC community is its own worst enemy, just like NASCAR. There is not much effort put toward building a racing community. All local efforts are centered around small groups of middle aged morons who will spend rent money so that they can sink another $2000 into a new 1/8 scale car so they can hope to "keep up with the fast guy". The hobby should be designed to attract more people. RC racing should be at the same level as baseball or football as a hobby. If the RC community would put effort into more affordable racing and make those the most popular classes, while actually promoting the hobby, it would make a huge difference. Near me, we have an RC track at the local city park as well. Since 2008 it's been open. After all that time, they are lucky to have 30 people show up to race a club event. They even slowed races to once a month. No telling how many times I hear people say they didn't even know the track was there. After 16 years so many locals don't even know about it.....smh. It's because they don't try to grow the hobby, they only try to satisfy those few who already show up. If it wasn't public land, it would have been gone long ago. A new mindset and priority would allow the community to become aware of RC and what benefits it offers. The hobby could grow if we were building decent size tracks (not 1/8 scale motocross tracks) that take a life savings to enter and scare away any new interest. More affordable 1/10 scale spec classes would make a huge difference. What do the RC manufactures do?......build another 8S basher or a slightly different .2 8th scale buggy. It's crazy! There is room for these things, but unless we prioritize affordable racing and promote that with investment and efforts 1st and always, you will continue to see the hobby struggle. The slash class was one that brought a bunch of people in and it really didn't get much effort. Imagine a world where growing the hobby was the number one goal and not jumping a house. I don't think it will get better because you all don't even understand what I'm talking about, let alone help to focus on doing anything about it. The manufactures are just as ignorant as the communities who alienate new members. Oh, and 2wd buggy may be popular among current racers because it cheaper, but it wont be attracting new people. 2wd buggy is harder to drive than the truck or short course. Easier to drive is an important factor. Why is that not easy to understand? Now you know why things won't change. Now you all can blast me for bashing your current opinions and views, but the hobby is not growing for a reason!

Maybe just maybe the people who go shouldn't make newbies feel out of place or beneath them. It turns alot of potential RC enthusiasts away, just an observation from every track I've been to.

Hour & half away. Will come watch you guys. Stuck in wheelchair but that's ok. I want to watch a good race, your close. Hate to here tracks are shutting down. Hang on as long as possible.

Cost of tires and parts and equipment is whats killing it,esp on crc black carpet

NIMBY. It is real. But then again that minority that is rc ‘racing’ is too focused with names on shirts, ‘big’ races, and spending mountains on ‘stock’ racing. All these 17.5 build videos when there is barely any ‘stock’ parts left… -U10

Go to a park bring some ramps and cones have fun enjoy repeat don't over think it we don't have to be so professional 😊

Great information, thank you

plz no carpet/astro turff.I run all my 1/10 on dirt tracks from day one..My 1/10 kits have never touched carpet

They will keep going away. This can't be fixed right now. The bashing scene has taken over and it's expensive as hell to race. Only .0000009 people actually race in the rc world. You talk about cheap 😂 it's definitely not cheap.