Axial SCX6 Honcho 1/6 monster rc crawler test run - can it do hard 1/10 lines?

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should run it on 4s, been running my jeep6 since they came out on 4s 8600mah 120c batteries, almost 2 hours of runtime on a single battery even with a direct power servo

VS

I cut every other knobby on the tire off with lexan scissors and put proline dual stage 2.9 foam inserts. OMG, what a difference. The side-hilling is so much better with the stiffer sidewalls and the grip is insane when you remove every other knob on the falcon peak tires. They will pull you over anything once modified.

FarmerFpv

I'm in the Peninsula Bay Area. I'm looking for a place to run my rock crawlers. Any suggestions?

haroldsbeaver

Ahhhh dubstep. I would much rather listen to a whiny servo

DoubleADay

Good lord I want one.. but the Scx6 jlu might be what I save up for... keep up the good work and keep putting out the content YOU like, as a fan of the channel and RC, it's much appreciated.

codyklaas

I posted on your other video but never got an answer, can you please confirm length?
I was told 770mm from my LHS but Axial states 852mm which is deceiving.

dankeplace

These are really top heavy. Put metal axles and wheels on mine and it’s helped a ton. Also, removed the steel links and added aluminum. Cuts a bunch of weight off those links are super heavy . And you have to get different foams. 3BRC Anti foams are the only way to go

boosieboo

I have the stock electronics with the addition of a slightly better steering servo and 10Amp BEC. The greatest help for me was aftermarket wheels as you need a lot of weight down as low as you can get it. Not perfect being rotating weight...but much better than stock wheels. I have the Falken tires, Hyrax and Superswampers. The Falken and Superswampers have Steady foams, the Hyrax has 3BRC anti-foams. All three tires perform equally on my carpeted incline table. That said, the Superswampers outclimbed both other tires on the granite and quartz in my area. I love this truck and would also recommend aluminum c-hubs and bearing carriers up front as well as aluminum shock towers. This will remove all steering flex. I also have the Vitavon overdrive in the front diff and that has really helped as well. Thanks for the great content....I learn something new in every video. Before I forget, neither the stock foams nor the proline foams included with the Hyrax and SuperSwampers are adequate for climbing. Steady Foams or 3BRC are excellent choices.

davidconaway

The hobbywing axe r2 3300kv system is no joke. I love mine

DoubleADay

The real question is can the SCX24 take a 1/10 scale course.

tomlucasrccrawlers

I wonder if putting a scx24 on this rig would count as scale points? 🤔

jonlaird

Great video man appreciate it. I have a question. What are the drag brake sittings your using?

broken

New hobby to me.. my very first every RC is the SCX6 Jeep. Here's what I learned... people have preferred taste and trails.. yet everyone seems to have the original copy of the bible.. many if not all, are focused on upgrading things that really don't.. and really shouldn't matter. People will tell you to upgrade this and that so they can benefit from YOUR results (in case you fry you rig). I was really hoping to find some happy people in this hobby... but really, it's a bunch of unsatisfied wits.. My bottom line is this, I have the SCX6 Jeep.. and I'll run any "line", or "sidewall", or whatever namegremlin crap you have; thing is, YOU won't give me credit cause I'm running "stock". The stock servo is rated at 50Kg.. it's more than enough to do what you want it to do. BUT.. oh many unhappy people will tell you to upgrade your stock steering servo... to WHAT??? WHY??? What in the hell are you trying to get me to do.. I'm just turning some 7 inch wheels BRUH!! and I can kick your butt on technical rock climbing!! I know how to use the rig.. and I'd never allow a rock to use me!!

KajunSpice

I really like the Axial 6! Can’t wait for the forest run!

markhinkle

Thing about these beasts is they go over stuff easily with weight and quality of motor!
But for like the straight up steeps not as good.
The 2 speed is nice. It is so different than 1/10
Gspeeed has a chassis for it. But hiking is def it’s sweet spot stock!! The weight makes it very predictable!

rcarty