Ultimate SCX24 Injora Rock Buggy Mini Capra Style Build. Assembly, Crawl on Indoor Crawler Course.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2023
- In this video I complete a full build and review on the Axial SCX24 Injora Rock Buggy Mini Capra style crawler. I do a run on the indoor crawler course diorama to show the rig capabilities. This indoor Crawler course is made for 1/24 and 1/18 style crawlers such as the SCX24 and TRX4M.
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Parts Used:
Injora Rock Buggy
Injora 43mm Suspension
Mofo UPW Wheels
Furitek Lizard Pro ESC
Injora Pro Motor and Metal Transmission
Emaxx Servo
Injora High Clearance Links
Injora Mud Terrain Tires
Great build video, very detailed explanations. Love the course you have, looks like a 4WS rig would really shine on it. Thinking about one of these for myself - probably do a Furitek Micro Komodo motor/transmission and Furitek Tegu ESC/Receiver since everything is so tight on the little guys. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work.
Thanks for all the comments Jeffrey. This build is definitely one of my favorite builds and is extremely capable. But yes, it is very tight inside lol. Very hard to pack things in, but all worth. I'm working on a 4ws 6x6 SCX24 at the moment if you check out my channel. It's coming out extremely impressive so far. But yes, definitely do the Rock Buggy build, and I love the Furitek stuff!
Buddy you have to stick the reciver under the front plastic (hood) peice. My stock receiver fits perfectly with the kit supplied velcro. You have to instal the velcro Before assembling the black under hood piece to the chassis though.
Yes, that’s where I originally placed my receiver. But cords and connections hit my clearance links, stopping some of my articulation. Plus, it’s easier for me to plug and remove different items to my receiver at the location I placed at. Not great locations though.
Thats a great build and the course is very well done
Thanks. I really appreciate it!
Very nicely done! I appreciate the discriptive walk through. Are you able to toggle the light bar on/off through the Flysky system?
Thanks. I thought you would be able to with the channel 3 button, but have not figured that out yet. But so far I can not.
Ok thanks, it's not just me then. I'm using a Turbo Racing P52 with 4ch rx but can't figure out how to get the light to toggle on/off with either channel 3 or 4.
Yea, I’ve tried several different things with the remote and couldn’t figure it out. Really wanted it to work though lol.
Is the tread pattern of your left front tire running the opposite of the others? Great build BTW, one of these buggies is my next project
Thanks for watching the video. I really love this buggy, definitely worth the build. It appears u are correct, I may have accidentally put the tread on backwards during the making of this video. Many upgrades since then, check out this video;
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@@RickyFlakes I have been watching lots of your content. I love modding stuff. Only reason I noticed as I am always curious how people choose to run directional tires. Not everyone goes with the factory suggestion, and I have seen some do the fronts opposite the rear. Thanks for making your content!
Thanks man. I’m glad you are enjoying the videos! I’ll try and keep them coming!
What links did you use ?
Hi, I used Deadbolt Links in the rear and Gladiator Front links in front. I didn't like the shortness of the recommended c10 Rear links. And deadbolt front links are too short but rears are great. Gladiator front links are about the same as c10 front links.
No inhora. Its inJora lol.
lol