I have two trucks set up close as I can to the same. One truck has all the money invested the other one is an Amazon shopping cart full of budget friendly parts. They climb so close to the same my wife asks often to remind her why the one cost so much more lol.
Awesome video Tim! I want one those bodies as well my friend! I’m planning on building hi low soon I can get the flow! 😊always enjoy your videos thanks so much! Idk maybe I can sell few rigs! I got get hi low! 😊🤘🏻💯😎
Love the content sir keep it coming been subbed a while now on my 2nd account lol. Had a question about the hilow vs the mullet,I was wondering how long the chassis rails are on each of the two chassis I like a long wheel base and I'm trying to decide between the two
Good morning thank you for the last response on your other video now I have some more questions if you don't mind really enjoy my Pacesetter now I'm looking to build a cheater crawler would you suggest the Hi-Lo from Brazin or is there something more efficient out there
@@michaelrichardson3899 yea it may come down a few mm when it’s done, but that’s just the mount of clearance there is the rear of these chassis, the dragon is similar too.
They didn’t start the motor forward or angle skid. Shafty guys had that 10+ years ago. Then Ben with ToyZuki based his v1 off a shafty chassis. It’s crazy being around the hobby as long as I have. People believe something is new, when in fact, it’s old news.
@@TRDAdventures obviously you dont understand toyzuki started the forward based skid with people improving on that design but i understand you dont want to go against your sponsor that pays you
What a sweet easy looking build Tim.. Darn you.. now I want to build one.. lol... Good luck at the Rockys
Good lookin truck, can't wait to see it all painted and done. 🍻
I have two trucks set up close as I can to the same. One truck has all the money invested the other one is an Amazon shopping cart full of budget friendly parts. They climb so close to the same my wife asks often to remind her why the one cost so much more lol.
Awesome video Tim! I want one those bodies as well my friend! I’m planning on building hi low soon I can get the flow! 😊always enjoy your videos thanks so much! Idk maybe I can sell few rigs! I got get hi low! 😊🤘🏻💯😎
Love the content sir keep it coming been subbed a while now on my 2nd account lol. Had a question about the hilow vs the mullet,I was wondering how long the chassis rails are on each of the two chassis I like a long wheel base and I'm trying to decide between the two
Good morning thank you for the last response on your other video now I have some more questions if you don't mind really enjoy my Pacesetter now I'm looking to build a cheater crawler would you suggest the Hi-Lo from Brazin or is there something more efficient out there
Yup hi low is definitely one of my top recommendations
Cool rig!
Looking for the body link also?
Thanks
Gspeed has a pre order open now for them
Hey. Could you please tell me the brand of link riser you are using on the F10 rear axle ? Thanks
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What's the differences in it and the crawldragon chassis?
Geometry, the dragon is similar.
@@TRDAdventures enough difference for me to worry about buying one ? I have a dragon and it's by far the best line killer I've built
@@ericsmith3317 I have 2 hilow and a dragon
That rig seems to sit really high , is that going to be close to where you run it ?
Do you set up your comp rigs with all of that clearance also ?
@@michaelrichardson3899 yea it may come down a few mm when it’s done, but that’s just the mount of clearance there is the rear of these chassis, the dragon is similar too.
They didn’t start the motor forward or angle skid. Shafty guys had that 10+ years ago. Then Ben with ToyZuki based his v1 off a shafty chassis.
It’s crazy being around the hobby as long as I have. People believe something is new, when in fact, it’s old news.
I didn’t say first angle skid or forward motor. The forward biased , as in the skid so close to the front. As for scale crawlers it was newer.
Is this chassis 78 mm wide or 70 ?
And what degree is the belly skid at ?
I’m using a 70mm skid I believe and the belly is 10 degrees
that was supposed to wait till after RMRC
Shh
toyzuki had this design long before this
Forward biased?
Forward based design and forward motor mount are different
@@TRDAdventures yes the toyzuki has a forward angled skid design
@@GULIVERSOFFROAD I have never seen a zuki with a skid 42mm forward based, or one with that aggressive of an angle.
@@TRDAdventures obviously you dont understand toyzuki started the forward based skid with people improving on that design but i understand you dont want to go against your sponsor that pays you