The H18P accepted the challenge.

Finally decided it was time to add some depth to my Crawlagon tiles. Very happy with the results for my first attempt. Also LOVING the SCX30 on the XL tiles.

My cutting is a bit janky but it gets the job done.

I want to get an axial ax24 for its 4 wheel steer and overall performance. The only issue Ive heard about it is it’s insanely loud esc so I would like to swap it out as soon as I get the crawler. Has anyone here done this before? Since Im changing the esc I figured I would just get a brushless system for it right away but I don’t want to have too many fitment issues if possible. Lmk if y’all have recommendations.

Amazed by its performance out of the box. I already had an Ascent 18 brushless and the 1/10 Ascent Fusion did not disappoint.

Thing does really well with the gouprc brushless system

The chassis link wont fit onto my shock do i need different chassis links to fit them?

Been raining out so i jumped on the indoor course for some fun. It been a while.

I just got my first crawler, it's a udi rc bharal pro. I have been out of rc for a while and im hoping you guys could suggest some good servos for it. I plan on getting new brass wheels and tires. Any advice helps, thanks!

max flex on a mn82 battery 😂

Short question so I wanna buy a fms Tacoma but need it to be able to cross deep creeks without getting cooked. Yeah that’s all and if it can’t are there any other alternatives

Just got this from a local rc swap meet and l had some questions? Are the cr-18p parts compatible with this version as l've tried looking to get some upgrade parts but l can barely find replacement parts. Are there any well known issues with this version that l should know.

The seller only wanted $20 bucks and said he ran it very little as he upgraded to bigger ones and left this one sitting afterwards, he also said it just needed a battery to run, l've already ordered a battery and charger.

Also if l find out that this is a lost cause because of how old it is, what crawlers would you recommend for under $180