11:47 ah man all the white truck had to do was keep the pedal down to win it! some awesome driving and equally cool trucks, i definitely prefer the variation in this class over the stock class for sure. know i'm a tiny bit late but i always love your videos!
This is tuff truck racing! Not just dudes out there beating the shit and destroying perfectly good jeeps and trucks. Love this right here man hell yea!
@@MidnightMadness4x4 i always have loved it too man.. Just in my older age I guess I appreciate the vehicles more lol. Sucks seeing people trash badass trucks and jeeps etc just for 45 seconds of runnin. My point was i like this type of purpose built racing alot better man.
@@MidnightMadness4x4 actually i like tuff truck events because in my country there is an events called djarum super offroad and i like off-road competition
Have a question regarding these trucks, if one of the drivers sees this, or if someone may know. I am from Georgia, so I am on the East coast like where this vid was shot. I have been into motocross for years and years with bikes and quads and more recently I have gotten a Polaris RZR. My RZR would be a blast on this track. Anyway, what I am curious about is these trucks in particular. These appear to be built specifically to run this type of course. You can tell the suspension is well built. Being on the East coast though, is this the only type of racing these guys do? Is there a racing league big enough that justifies building a short course truck like this? I know on the West coast those guys take builds similar to this and do several types of racing and riding. Everything from short course to desert racing to just running the dunes. Thanks in advance
+Lord Motorsports I race in the sport myself and am actually building my first modified class tuff truck after being in the stock class for 15 years. Me personally I think they are worth building. As far as racing leagues for stock and modified class tuff trucks there are a couple but not many. Whether they are justifiable will depend on the person. One thing I do know is that it's a lot of fun!
@@MidnightMadness4x4 - thank you for the reply and answering my question. That is what I was kind of thinking. Although I am on the same page with you on thinking this looks like a blast. Me coming from a motocross background this type of racing interest me more than things like mud bogging or similar. Never really cared for that. Tight turns, jumps, tables. This is just awesome. But yeah was asking about the size of leagues because i was wondering if there are not too many races then was worried about the trucks not being able to be used and just parked until waiting on the next race.
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Haulin' Ass lives up to his name! Fantastic driver!
Ive been going to this show for 15 years and this was one of the best years there was in my opinion.
Yeah last year was definitely a good one. I can wait to go back for this years.
@@MidnightMadness4x4 Same here hoping for some good action from Overkill Evolution
@@Perzone316 I'm assuming Vaters Jr. is still driving it.
@@MidnightMadness4x4 As far as I know he is, but hes a world finals freestyle champion so hopefully he puts on a great show!
@@Perzone316 agreed!
11:47 ah man all the white truck had to do was keep the pedal down to win it! some awesome driving and equally cool trucks, i definitely prefer the variation in this class over the stock class for sure. know i'm a tiny bit late but i always love your videos!
Thank you gk!
This is tuff truck racing!
Not just dudes out there beating the shit and destroying perfectly good jeeps and trucks.
Love this right here man hell yea!
I actually love Tuff Trucks because you get the variety of people wanting to put on a show AND people who are down right competitive.
@@MidnightMadness4x4 i always have loved it too man.. Just in my older age I guess I appreciate the vehicles more lol.
Sucks seeing people trash badass trucks and jeeps etc just for 45 seconds of runnin. My point was i like this type of purpose built racing alot better man.
Lol I'm known to bust them up a little here and there but always fix them one way or another. I've had my CJ for over 10 years.
Love this shit one hell of a show u all rock and that track is pretty sweet to aint nothing like up north
Thanks! Bloomsburg has be really good to us lately with track sizes!
OMG fery-fery good
Thanks!
4:09 epic comeback for cj 7
Yeah definitely! How did you like the rest of it?
@@MidnightMadness4x4 actually i like tuff truck events because in my country there is an events called djarum super offroad and i like off-road competition
Awesome! I'll try and look it up have if I have the time. The new season is here so things will be picking up soon.
Have a question regarding these trucks, if one of the drivers sees this, or if someone may know. I am from Georgia, so I am on the East coast like where this vid was shot. I have been into motocross for years and years with bikes and quads and more recently I have gotten a Polaris RZR. My RZR would be a blast on this track. Anyway, what I am curious about is these trucks in particular. These appear to be built specifically to run this type of course. You can tell the suspension is well built. Being on the East coast though, is this the only type of racing these guys do? Is there a racing league big enough that justifies building a short course truck like this? I know on the West coast those guys take builds similar to this and do several types of racing and riding. Everything from short course to desert racing to just running the dunes. Thanks in advance
+Lord Motorsports I race in the sport myself and am actually building my first modified class tuff truck after being in the stock class for 15 years. Me personally I think they are worth building. As far as racing leagues for stock and modified class tuff trucks there are a couple but not many. Whether they are justifiable will depend on the person. One thing I do know is that it's a lot of fun!
@@MidnightMadness4x4 - thank you for the reply and answering my question. That is what I was kind of thinking. Although I am on the same page with you on thinking this looks like a blast. Me coming from a motocross background this type of racing interest me more than things like mud bogging or similar. Never really cared for that. Tight turns, jumps, tables. This is just awesome. But yeah was asking about the size of leagues because i was wondering if there are not too many races then was worried about the trucks not being able to be used and just parked until waiting on the next race.
+Lord Motorsports the sport seems to be growing though. New event opportunities are always popping up.
Do they do a "run what ya brung" class
Theres mainly stock and modified classes
Cool
+Mike Wagner thanks! What was your favorite part?
i did watch tuff trucks on lucas oil on the edge
There is a youtube channel with those some where. Mark Noto was killing it drifting his truck in Indy back when he had Super Truck
@@MidnightMadness4x4 he did sit out the one year
he drives AfterBurner now while he's building a new truck.
@@MidnightMadness4x4 i think i saw that truck on lucas oil on the edge
@@kterb4371 it was before he started driving it.
Good video go foy toy
hammer head Hayden 01 the Gamer glad you liked it! I cant wait to see your reaction to tomorrow's video though!
Fill those water barriers with water and they wont be knocked around so much.
Wont be so easy to put back where they were then if they do get hit. It would slow the show down.
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