Muddy Day Maintenance With ASI Setup! - Short

Hey everyone. Today's video is a short one. Just showing some maintenance practices we do before and after muddy rides. Enjoy!

Links to the parts we run and our gear:

[Bigolg]

We use dielectric grease on the mating surfaces and the contact pins on our underwater ROVs, and they are multimillion dollar vehicles.

[nickeeeast]

There’s this stuff called Plasti Dip that you can get at hardware stores that’s general use purpose is dipping tool handles to create a grip (grip for hammers, wrenches, etc…). It’s essentially a liquid rubber that dries in a pliable manner. It can also be used as insulator for bare wires/cables, so it’s safe on electronics. I think carefully painting that stuff on would be much more effective at sealing up, and waterproofing your controller/motor connections. I haven’t done this to my Surron yet, but intend to.

[electricexploring]

I used to use that stuff but it is messy and dust and dirt stick to it what I found to be far better is silicone spray lube it protects electronics, plastic and metal and repels water I spray it everywhere on my bike except the grips, seat and brakes it keeps the bike looking brand new and is better(imo) and cheaper than maxima sc1

[tmonster]

Me and my son are getting a X160 and X soon
We will use y’all for tuning …We currently ride ATV’s and want to hit the local mountain bike trails!!

[jesterfield]

There is a perfect that’s what she said in this vid!