Great video just subbed thanks for your hardwork for my enjoyment. One piece of advice I have for the trx4 owners if it matters recommend them to unlock their rear diff leaving the front locked. If they provide low throttle input and get the fronts to hook it will act as a dig loosing traction in the rear preventing the vehicle to wheelie in some cases, only when the rig wants to wheelie up and backwards. Then sometimes you can flip the switch forward and get the rear to bite. It also works great in what we in Az call a “geo dig”. Helps the vehicle to pivot turns sharper planting the middle of the rock slider by the “b-pillar”. Was speaking about the bronco towards the end of the show! Absolutely love how you coach slow throttle control brilliant sir and this whole course and your friends are great to watch again thank you and Godbless.
We are very lucky to have it ! One of the guys who started our group built that course and he’s put a lot of passion into it! The course didn’t exist 4 years ago
It is obvious there is no boundy for where one can take one of these vehicles. What would be the best scale for someone that has never owned an RC Crawler but may be interested in getting into this hobby/sport?
@lowcountryRCcrawlers this is my biggest problem. I left social media in 2019. Unless I see it on TH-cam, I don't see it. Is there an email list I can get on? Or another way to find out about these events? Thank you
May 18th 2024 at peach tree rock heritage reserve it’s a park in Columbia SC you can google the park for directions it’s easy to find , we are doing a big meet and greet and crawl session by the water fall at the park . Meet time is 8:30am at the park entrance. Hope you can make it out to crawl with us
It was there 1st time out on the course . I wasn’t telling them how to drive just helping them not destroy there rigs by guiding them through the tuffer lines . Half the ppl that came has never rock crawled before . It’s called spotting . Same as 1:1 off-roading you normally always have a spotter to guide you through a tuff obstacle. Also we where playing a game called follow the leader which means you go where the led truck goes
❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing, that's some quality content right there. keep em coming from Alberta Canada❤❤❤
Thank you I really appreciate that and I definitely keep bringing the content! Thanks for watching!
My first event here, great people, great looking rigs, and true southern hospitality at its best.
Great video just subbed thanks for your hardwork for my enjoyment. One piece of advice I have for the trx4 owners if it matters recommend them to unlock their rear diff leaving the front locked. If they provide low throttle input and get the fronts to hook it will act as a dig loosing traction in the rear preventing the vehicle to wheelie in some cases, only when the rig wants to wheelie up and backwards. Then sometimes you can flip the switch forward and get the rear to bite. It also works great in what we in Az call a “geo dig”. Helps the vehicle to pivot turns sharper planting the middle of the rock slider by the “b-pillar”. Was speaking about the bronco towards the end of the show!
Absolutely love how you coach slow throttle control brilliant sir and this whole course and your friends are great to watch again thank you and Godbless.
Thanks for your helpful advice on the TRX4s really appreciate it!
#2 might want to change out those slippy tires 😂
Sure love the course!
lol 😂
Will definitely have to try and come out next time
Man I would have yelled out bear! Then when everybody looks I would have turn my truck over with my hand😂. Great video guys. Fun to watch.
lol 😂 thanks for watching we really appreciate it
Looks like a great time 👍
It was!
Really great course, I need a course like that in my life!
We are very lucky to have it ! One of the guys who started our group built that course and he’s put a lot of passion into it! The course didn’t exist 4 years ago
There’s more to the course you will see in parts 2 and 3 of this series
His passion and dedication to building this course shows with an amazing course, I look forward to seeing the rest of it soon!
Everything about this video was great ! Keep it up ! Liked and subscribed!
Thanks for sharing!
Mike
Thanks Mike ! I really appreciate that and thank you for watching!
It is obvious there is no boundy for where one can take one of these vehicles. What would be the best scale for someone that has never owned an RC Crawler but may be interested in getting into this hobby/sport?
1/10 scale rtr vehicles are good place to start
Check out rc4wd website and amainhobbies
@@lowcountryRCcrawlers Thank you very much for your replies!!!
Anyone know what sound maker the red Chevy is using? Sounds awesome
He got it on Amazon it was $60 and you connect it to the computer and you can download over a 100 different sounds for it
That 4 door hilux was so smooth. Any chance you know what chassis that is on?
Nevermind! Found it in another video comment...RC4WD C2X
Great video, and heck of a course! Chicago area here. Where are y'all located?
We are in Ravenel SC on the coast , near Charleston SC
I always find out after the event that their was an event.
Dang it.
Do you follow the group on FB ? We always post on there a few weeks before the event . Check us out on Facebook
@lowcountryRCcrawlers this is my biggest problem. I left social media in 2019. Unless I see it on TH-cam, I don't see it. Is there an email list I can get on? Or another way to find out about these events?
Thank you
@@ron486 I can make a post on here , we have a TikTok page as well but if it will help I’ll make a short video of the upcoming events we have
@lowcountryRCcrawlers that would be great! Very much appreciated. You rock.
May 18th 2024 at peach tree rock heritage reserve it’s a park in Columbia SC you can google the park for directions it’s easy to find , we are doing a big meet and greet and crawl session by the water fall at the park . Meet time is 8:30am at the park entrance. Hope you can make it out to crawl with us
I cant handle someone telling me how to drive. It would drive me nuts.
It was there 1st time out on the course . I wasn’t telling them how to drive just helping them not destroy there rigs by guiding them through the tuffer lines . Half the ppl that came has never rock crawled before . It’s called spotting . Same as 1:1 off-roading you normally always have a spotter to guide you through a tuff obstacle. Also we where playing a game called follow the leader which means you go where the led truck goes
It’s called spotting in a 1:1 world ..
@@craigpimlott204 yes I’m well aware of that I have a jeep rubicon that I take rock crawling I been off-road 1:1 jeeps for over 20yrs
@@lowcountryRCcrawlers it was to the original poster fella not to you 👍👍👍👍👍
@@craigpimlott204 sorry for the misunderstanding on my part