Losi Mini Rock Crawler 1.9 At Sheldons Hobbies

Crawling at Sheldon Hobbies in Milpitas California!

got 1hour of footage, but compiled it into a short video

This is a Stock MRC, with the exception of a few Parts.. Crawling here was insanely amazing 1. Very nice store owner 2. Crawl course is very difficult, and meant for a full 2.2 comp 3. Course is close to where i live :)

i can say that the MRC suprised me alot with the Hot Bodies Rovers Red Dot Formula and the Pro-line Titus Beadlock 1.9 Rims with 4oz allowed me to manuver the obstacles Sheldons Hobbies Course Had to offer. :)

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• Sheldon
• Hobbies
• 1.9
• Crawl
• Crawling
• Crawler
• milpitas
• Ca
• California
• Losi
• Mini
• Rock

[KawasakiDude101]

@traxxasslash26 thanks for your help :D so getting one

[traxxasslash26]

@KawasakiDude101 oh no. sorry. The ones in THIS video are roughly $25 usd. However, if you have the money, and want Aluminum wheels, they can be had for roughly $70 usd.

-cheers

[KawasakiDude101]

@traxxasslash26 wait so those exact ones are $70 i thought the $25 was for wheels and tires

[traxxasslash26]

@KawasakiDude101 well, if you want to buy aluminum wheels, they can be had for about $70 ;)

[KawasakiDude101]

@traxxasslash26 ehh $25 isnt bad i could prolly do that

[traxxasslash26]

@KawasakiDude101 yes, they are inside the tires. a set of proline titus can be had for roughly $25. depends where you are located. If you want to save money, you could get real car weights, and use double side tape around the rim of the wheel. that could be had for about $5. Yes, weights do help a lot when crawling.

[KawasakiDude101]

@traxxasslash26 they are in the tires then? and how much are they im going to pick one of those up soon instead of mw3 but weights help alot it looks like

[traxxasslash26]

@KawasakiDude101 Nope, i have weights that came with the proline titus beadlocks.

[KawasakiDude101]

@traxxasslash26 do you have lead in your tires?? like buckshot from a shotgun shell or something?

[traxxasslash26]

@KawasakiDude101 I would reccomend in order: ESC, Tires, Wheels, then chassis. As for setups, nothing much you can do with the stocker, other than weighting the front alot.