Well look at you! You have a Capra! Lol! Ok, I'm kidding, if a Capra works for you that's great, and is kinda my point. There really is no perfect crawler, just one that works best for you. West Desert Wheeler actually does some great comparison videos between the two🙂

Just seemed like the "sweet spot" for the pinion I was running (15t) sometimes I find it can be a little tricky to clock some motors into position. Pretty minimal trim actually. Or I might be going blind, one of those two 😁

Likely it is, driveshaft fell out previously, didn't sync it up, thx 🙂

Yup, handles just fine. It's not enough where it constantly bottoms out, your basically just restricting bottom travel. I also put a heavier shock fluid in there just to slow the shock down just a bit. Not really jumping ravines with this thing.🙂

Been driving mine quite a lot this spring, great for lakeside hikes with a lot of sand, and perfect for snow runs! It comes with me to every group run, even with my 10th scale stuff

Usually the old reliable trick, put a small piece of paper between the pinion & spur, tighten down the motor, then remove the paper. After a while, you can just eyeball it...

The body on this truck is attached with 4 screws, not the most fun to deal with, especially on the trail.. but I think this truck has a better drivetrain than the FMS, depending on how you intend to drive (long trail runs, etc)

@@brokennibrc1045 ah the screws on the side. That oké. I got a Rc4wd tf2 wich has the same mounting. However i changed the screws for long set screws. So you dont have to unscrew them.

@@DutchRCPlayground I have to warn you, the screws on this is 2.5 mm, not the 3mm on the TF2. I need to drill and tap this for 3mm, which is a lot easier to deal with🙂

Thanks... Honestly I don't believe that I myself have a "lousy Opinion" I just want to relate my own experience with the product, and let people make up they're own mind, for what works for them. (and not take it to seriously)

That's not cool... you sure it wasn't a LiFe battery? Those top out at 6.6 volts

@@brokennibrc1045 It is Spektrum Transmitter batter made specifically for this and is Li-Ion 7.4v. Used many times without issue.

@@stevengeorge4393 wow... not good. I put LiFe's in mine, and never had an issue. If it's a Spektum product, that is no bueno

Well normally I stay away the mud, but this time I couldn't help myself. It's mostly "brown water" lol

Compared to the previous version? Yes. Is it worth over 200 bucks? That's up for debate.

Wow, I'll look this up, but are those surface receivers? And I think your right, the Marketing on these radios are ridiculous. Especially after HH swallowed them up (Along with Axial and everybody else) Whoops, just checked it out, they are surface, at least the SR6110AT, for 100 bucks... sheesh

​@@brokennibrc1045 The SR part of the model designation, literally, means Surface Receiver, if that helps. The AR units are all Air Receivers.

Very likely we might see a new DX6 Pro radio in a month or so, or possibly a DX6c, which could be a cheaper alternative. Although I haven't seen any 6 channel receivers yet, so I wouldn't hold my breath

@@brokennibrc1045 hoping for a new pro, I'm scared to buy the 5 pro and soon after the 6 will come out 😂. I maxed out at 20 models on the rugged that's why I bought the new one , really wish they could have added more than 20 on the 6 rugged

Dx6c came out before this did they put a removable battery tray so you can use a rechargeable battery in it

I cant argue with that at all, FlySky has gotten to the point where the availability can be hit or miss, and for me I'd have to replace more than a few receivers. But I definitely want to try them out, when my wallet will allow it

@brokennibrc1045 the gt3c is under 50 bucks. Great transmitter. If you want a step up the gt5 is second to none dollar for dollar. They can be had for under 70 bucks too! Even the new 7 channel flysky is cheap! Now the noble is expensive but well worth it imo

Yeah, I definitely want a Noble in the future@@rc-daily

*sad trombone* 🙂

Hello Robert - I thought I'd mention that there's a parallel world to one-tenth scale - 1:12. In that world there are two main players when it comes to hard-bodied FJ40s and 45s. These are WPL and MN Models. Their RTR models are awful, with terrible gearing and motor choices, but it's easy and fun to upgrade the MN Models version, and the WPL also comes as a kit so you can select your own motor and gearbox. Why am I telling you this? Not to try and convert you to 1:12, simply to give you access to more KZfaq videos showing beautifully weathered Toyotas : ) I'd suggest searching "WPL C34" (the station wagon) and "WPL C44" (the flatbed truck). The station wagon is sometimes modelled without the roof and doors, which makes it look very sexy and Jeep-like.

@@Del350K4 Thank you my friend, I am constantly looking for any videos Land Cruiser related, big and small.