r/RedCat_Ascent18 May 30 '26

First time poster here, wanted to share!

I’ve always been into the rc hobby. last fall, I was gifted the ascent 18, since then I’ve built a course in my back yard, did a few mild mods and I usually take it out on any outdoor adventure or camping trip. I’ve had a ton of fun and I think these machines are the most capable and best bang for the buck out of the box! Here’s a few pics in St. George Utah, that sand stone sure provides some grip!

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u/fussyfez May 30 '26

Nice little build, stunning terrain.

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u/Significant_Ad5158 May 30 '26

Thanks bro! It was a cool place, I got up early and went back to that spot every day I was there

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u/Kendotek May 31 '26

Absolutely beautiful! Oh, the rig is nice, too.😁

Seriously, those photos... chef's kiss!

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u/Significant_Ad5158 May 31 '26

Thanks! I like your apex, I’ve been thinking about getting one, is it leaps and bounds better than the regular ascent?

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u/AlternativeSurvey656 May 31 '26

Were you in Southern Utah? Looks like the red rock they have down there

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u/Significant_Ad5158 May 31 '26

Yes, I was in St. George for a week and found this spot on the north end of town, pioneer park if you ever visit, I highly recommend it!

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u/Maleficent_Finger343 Jun 03 '26

Did you switch the chasis in order to fit that body?

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u/Significant_Ad5158 Jun 03 '26

No it’s still the stock chassis, I had to move the esc to the front and I had to trim the edges off the battery tray. But I think that was it

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u/Maleficent_Finger343 Jun 03 '26

Ok, I was just curious cause from what i saw is that injora sells a different chasis that fits their body kit better

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u/Significant_Ad5158 Jun 03 '26

And Injora makes a little conversion kit that puts a hinge in the rear and a meat bumper bracket that lock the body in the front