keeping all 4 tires on the rocks???
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keeping all 4 tires on the rocks???
can anyone help i was wanting to now how to keep my 1/8 scale crawler up i tryed to climb my couch which is prtty tall and it rolls back when i get to the top how can i keep it going on up onto the couch????? easy q? lol i am new to the crawlers got it yesterday but i see everyone on youtube climbing these big rocks lol.. thanks
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RE: keeping all 4 tires on the rocks???
You need a ESC that has a drag brake (basically keeps the truck in one spot even if it is trying to roll backwards) it does this by applying a very small amount of throttle to prevent it from free rolling.
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RE: keeping all 4 tires on the rocks???
it has one on it all ready not sure on how to work it lol i just bought it two days ago lol i have seen some that looks like they are weighing them down????
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RE: keeping all 4 tires on the rocks???
yea it falls back on it top lol i now its long enought to do it but for the life of me cant get it to do it lol
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RE: keeping all 4 tires on the rocks???
You should be able to add some weigh to your wheels. I know that some guys use bb's, but I would check in the crawler forum for a better idea of what to do.
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RE: keeping all 4 tires on the rocks???
Remove the front tires and add some weight to the rim. You can also relocate the battery to the front axle. You'll also want to add some weight to the back to balance things out when you are heading downhill.