WPL C24 KM and Axial SCX24 Deadbolt hit the trail!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มี.ค. 2021
- Here we go! I know some of you have been waiting for this. Let me know in the comments below how you think they did. Keep the comments civil and fun . Remember we are just playing with toys. Lifes much more than this hahaha. So have fun and let's enjoy this hobby!
Axial SCX24 Deadbolt: Fully stock out the box.
Running weight of 226 grams.
WPL C24KM: Stock KM kit with V2 WPL electronics and 650mah li ion.
Running weight of 875 grams.
WPL-RC official site:
www.wpl-rc.com/?ref=DAVIDCLARK
For now be safe and go Run That Rc!
#RunThatRC #WPLC24 #scx24 - บันเทิง
Axial SCX24 Deadbolt can be purchased at your local hobby stores or online at horizon hobby.
WPL-RC official site:
www.wpl-rc.com/?ref=DAVIDCLARK
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Hello , very nice 👍💯💯
Good comparison video....can’t wait to finish up my C54 with this chassis!
Hope you enjoy it!
C24 looks so cool!! Nice video mate 💥💥💫💫👍👍👍
Thanks for the visit
This is really good video. Thanks.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for stopping by!
thats badass!!
your videos of c14s and 24s push me to buy. waiting for my kit.. nice vids bro!!
hope yoy enjoy them as much as I do. Thanks for stopping by!
Excellent review friend, great crawl just subscribed 🤙🏽
Thanks and welcome to the crew!
Nice bro! Love both trucks. I just got the mini z 4 runner delivered today about to check it out!! Nice vid brother!
Nice I like those a lot!
Both are really nice trucks
Yes they are!
Axial is very efficient and WPL is good-looking! 😂
Rude bataille. Bonne video
I really like the video their AWESOME!
They are great trucks and I really want another SCX24 or similar size rig for it to have a playmate!
@@RunThatRC I have my scx24 C10, panda tetra K1 and just bought the HBX Devastator it gets here on Wednesday
@@juanrascon7743 nice!
I’ve had both but in my opinion more fun is to be had with the scx24 BUT I absolutely love the wpls and the variety of trucks
I like them both for different reasons. The SCX24 line is fun, easy to mod and they are well built. The WPLs take the hobby to another level by making you think, tinker and tune to get what you want out of them. To me thats what makes WPL fun. I just like messing with RCs no matter the brand. If it interests me I will give them a try! Thanks for stopping by!
@@RunThatRC exactly the scx24 is almost the perfect rtr platform to build from while the wpl are the absolute prime in the budget world especially if you have an addiction to the game MudRunner lol
Excellent video, great crawling and sweet rigs!
Glad you enjoyed!
Nice...👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤
Thank you 👍
new subscriber here! awesome video bro just picked up the cr24-1KM and the Cr24 RTR for my son..they look awesome! in my opinion they look more scale and realistic...the scx24 is sort of toyish
welcome to the WPL builders club! Where we all have too much fun hahaha.
@@RunThatRC and spend too much money!! Lol these things are gonna kill my wallet after im done
No other TH-cam channel puts these 2 rigs against each other. Would be nice to see another round of competition on a different course. If you have any axials besides the deadbolt would be sweet too
I definitely can make a video on that. I have a slightly modded SCX24 C10. Maybe a crawl session instead of a trail drive.
@@RunThatRC yes definitely a crawl session! WPL and Axial are the only 2 RC’s I plan to own. Still waiting on my c24-1 KM to arrive so I can follow your tutorials and learn to build it up. I’m brand new to the hobby
@@TheMrjt09 nice! Welcome to the Hobby!
I still got respect for the scx24 but I'm loyal to my first as I have 2 wpl c24's that are just an absolute blast in or outside.
Love both but the size of the WPLs makes them my go to over the scx24s when outdoors.
I love my WPL's
I do too! They are fun little things.
Dollar per gram, nothing beats a WPL.
Durable, capable, affordable fun
Nice comparison, I got 2 c24 trucks and looking to add couple more crawling trucks. Was torn on c14 km or the scx. Really like looks of the scx and size would probably work great for my crawling are I'm working on.
The scx crawlers are definitely tiny and good for some indoor obstacle action.
@@RunThatRC yeah the course I'm working on is out side. I just posted a video of it.
So far what I got built thing the scx would make light work out of it. After watching ur video.
Alot of people put brass mods low on the 24's, rc athletes does alot with that scale in winter, along with rcsparks
I have some upgrades for this thing. Just wanted this video to be box stock run for a baseline test. I will be re-doing those obstacles with my mods to see how it does.
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Great video. Is the the stock wpl “rev- 3” electronics kit too including the controller and everything? If so, are the good enough or would you buy separate electronics off the bat?
the res v3 esc receiver combo comes with everything and it's been pretty good in my rigs specially with a 2 speed gearbox. I run both setups and the only thing that's not my preference is the tiny controller but it works for sure.
i was really surprised by the C24. that motor looks solid. Definitley my next buy after im done modding my mn99s. Well you know,the modding doesnt really stop but i mean when i slowly run out of things to upgrade.
The modding really never stops for sure. C24 model from WPL is still probably my favorite body from wpl and the C34KM is the best performing chassis and the 2speed gearbox and motor is my choice for these. There is always a WPL with me when I go out to RC.
@@RunThatRC ok. I know what upgrade im getting first when i buy mine then. :)
Wpl all the way
Hello mate another good vid, just got 2 speed motor for my c24-1. Metal Suspension tie rods won't allow gears to change. Do you know if metal rods from MN-90 will fit as I see thet have bend in them like plastic wpl ones do.
Appreciate your help if you can advise.
Jim
some people that use the skinny metal tie rod links style metal ones just bend them for clearance. I am personally fine with the plastic links on these.
@@RunThatRC cheers bud.
I thought it was the RTR version for a sec lol
it would have been a good comparison but I gave away my RTRs.
Hello, how is the durability on both of them? I can see they tend to fall a lot.
I have ordered a WPL C24-1 with some metal upgrades, bigger motor and servo on axle. I will keep the plastic linkages and the suspension (will mod the springs) as weak points to avoid any chassis damage.
I am happy spare parts are cheap but they do need 1-2 months to arrive.
The Axial is a little bit more durable in stock form. The C24-1 with upgrades is fun.
@@RunThatRC Thank you for the quick answer. Should I expect specific parts to break?
@@Trabi777 hard to answer because I don't know your driving style. I only managed to break a axle truss from a high fall but usually if you stay scale they do great. Maybe aluminum axle truss to prevent that issue.
Hey assuming you are in US, how long did it take to get your c24 kit?
@@chrish9502 I'm in Greece (Europe), from the official website parts arrive within a month or so, from ebay 1-3 months. Kind of frustrating when you break/lose a very trivial part but need to wait that long.
can u compare the size of a c24 to a mn99 or fayee fy003a
I have a couple old vids with them side by side. I believe one of my playlist has the video with the c24 and d90.
@@RunThatRC ok thx!
Third
I'll take the WPL 🐷 oink oink.
I'll stick with my SCX24. tempted with a WPL kit but it all looks so cheap and brittle. by the time you get it to where it "should" be you would have paid for a SCX. buy cheap buy twice
I say get a KM kit and give it a try. They are fun to mod like the scx24 but bigger. That's a completely stock WPL C24KM. It was a kit and I built it up with all wpl electronics. The KM verisons of the kits have all the metal goodies already included. Trust me you would only see me run name brand stuff back in the day. Then when looking for a small scale toyota kit to mess with I found these. So decided what the heck I like this model because I'm a fan of the real deal. I purchased four being so cheap so I would have spares(mind you this was before they sold KM kits) I upgraded all four of them! This sparked my interest in the budget/no name brand RCs. I show RCs on my channel that I enjoy and when I review RCs they usually send me something I would be interested in.
My Axial Ryft According to the majority of owners say it needs another $500 to $1000 in upgrades before it will perform right and without breakage. That's more upsetting in comparison imo.