Thanks, I guess you can tell I'm a big supercross/motocross fan hehe

Thanks for checking out my channel. I returned the sub 😃

That is my only Traxxas vehicle and it's been a very long time since I have raced it. Thanks for watching and for the sub 👍

Thanks!

I hadn't raced it in awhile. I finally took it out a couple of weeks ago and took 4th place with it. The same track has another event in couple of weeks so hopefully I can find some tires that hook up at that track.

Thanks bud, we are about done with our new track so hopefully I will have some more running footage. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

Thanks for the sub!

Thanks for watching. I missed a few things maybe I will do a more detailed one later.

Not a Traxxas fan either but it was my 1st RC car lol. I haven't raced it in over a year now.

I had put in a different slipper clutch. I think that could have been where the chatter came from. But I did have a Proline Racing transmission laying around so I swapped it. I never did open up the old one.

Thanks, It's a good starter or backyard basher. It is a bit outclassed on the track where I race but I am giving those guys a run for their money tho. Thanks again for watching :-)

@@ScottzillaRC it depends on the track.. some have "Beginner classes" or "Sportsman's" Classes witch can be "Bone stock" or by age.. if you can find a good track with good people they will tell you everything you need to know.. and maybe then some... At the track that my son and I started out at.. it was like a big family that you have to get introduced too. Everybody helping everybody. People lending part's Borrowing tool's, Charger's, Batteries, and maybe even a whole car!

That is pretty much how our track is and most tracks that I have visited. Thanks for your feedback

@@ScottzillaRC In my opinion a Traxxas Slash 2wd is the best place to start as far as affordability goes.. as you break stock part's. Witch you will. Upgrade to R.P.M A Arms, front and rear bumpers, Spindle's etc.. never ever go with anything that any company makes or has made out of Aluminum!! Unless you are into looking pretty while you break parts.

I agree completely. I don't have any RPM parts tho, as I don't break stuff to often. There has been some talk at the local track about having a stock class for the new Traxxas 4X4. That would be a fun class as the playing field would be very even.

That was actually my 2nd Traxxas transmission. The 1st was a real mess when I opened it up. The local hobby shop had no clue of what could have caused that kind of damage. When I 1st got the truck it I was running 3s and was constantly rebuilding the motor. The 2nd Traxxas tranny I got tired of changing out the slipper due to broken pads so I was trying out a Hot Racing slipper.

Thank you, good luck at the track!!

Thanks for the tip 👍

Sorry for the late reply. I usually buy pre-mounts for the Slash due to the strange Traxxas wheel off-sets. I really don't have a lot of tires for my 2wd. Jconcepts choppers and subcultures are what I have. My other trucks that I drive more often have a larger selection of tires. The best way to get the right tires is to ask guys at your local track what they run. Every track is different. As far as the shocks I like the Proline Pro-Specs but Proline stopped making them. The PowerStrock is another good shock from Proline. It has been around longer and people seem to like them. I hope this helps

It came with the brushless motor as well. I broke to much stuff running 3s. Thanks for watching!!

Thays awesome man congrats!!!

I have been racing since COVID and all the bad weather we have been having here. After I got in to 4x4 and buggies I only raced the 2wh at a few different tracks. For me the 4x4's are easier and faster to drive.

@@ScottzillaRC thanks I think i'll stick with what I have then.

The 2wd takes a lot of patience. Kind of like watching paint dry lol

@@ScottzillaRC Lol thanks for the advice

Quicker and more durable. I was taking the truck to a very rough 1/8th scale track and break the servo every time I went there. I think I bought all the replacement gears in my local area, so I just decided to upgrade the servo lol

Hopefully I will have better luck with the proline tranny. Since they stopped making the tranny I stocked up on spurs

@@ScottzillaRC What motor and esc and how tight are you running the slipper clutch?

I'm running stock electronics. As far as the slipper it's a bit tighter than the stock setup.

@@ScottzillaRC I was talking to my son today and he reminded me of what happened to the Pro - Line Tranny.. lol We upgraded the motor to a Castle Sidewinder 3. Witch ran amazingly well on the track. but we threw on a set of Pro - Line "Sling shot's" and we're beating the Piss out of it on a Washed sand beach.. I'M pretty sure It just might have had just a little something to do with all of the torque.. lol though that rooster tail was pretty awesome!!

Good shocks are a must have 👍

I have the Tekin 4000kv but the more popular motor is the 4300

I don't think Proline makes the transmission any more here is a link to the shocks www.prolineracing.com/pro-spec-sc/

I usually run Jconcepts Choppers on my Slash. Not a popular tire but they work for me. Some times I run Proline Subcultures in the front. Thanks for watching 👍

It all depends on the track composition, humidity, blah blah blah.. driving style, etc. It's pretty much something that you will learn in time. Watch pro's.. get tip's... There is no single magical formula.