So the tires and wheels are in the description. I just didn’t think the stock wheels and tires had a ton of control. They aren’t bad, but the ones I swapped to are bigger and priced well. Very inexpensive. I’ll see how they hold up since they have little use so far.

So I used a 2x4 for the cross beams and plywood for the base. I’ll get you some measurements soon.

Thanks. Just now learning air control. Takes some practice but I’m getting it.

@@patrickconey7643 those tires look like it gave it more control. My experience on this rig is there is a fine line on having more air control with heavier tires and heavier tires n more grip bending/braking axle stubs. Been trying cheap amazon ones for a while. Theres not a perfect one for everything. I just swap them depending if i wanna slide or jump.

I’ll try again coming up. I want to be able to do front flips too.

Only time the servo twitches is when the truck is upside down because the gyro in it is trying to find center. It has not locked up.

Yeah, it’s the V2 which nothing really changed much between it and the V1. Comes with a deans but I put a XT60 on it. Not a deans fan at all.

@@patrickconey7643why not a deans fan?

@@Danielxperez14 deans doesn’t typically do well with lower voltage. I prefer XT60’s or higher. Also, Deans are not my favorite to solder. XT60’s are much easier.

@@patrickconey7643 as in lower voltage do you mean like 3s and lower batteries? I have 2 and 3s deans batteries and never had issues so not sure why people don’t like them, one thing to note is my cars come with deans stock so that’s why I have deans in the first place, I don’t do any sotering only an adapter maybe

www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0B14KJ4CL?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title They work really well so far. I like the look too. They are slightly larger than the stock tires. Gonna switch back to see how the stock feel on long jumps. I just want good air control.