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I'd be all over it, but not as a primary rig. I think many of these folks aren't seeing where 1:18 scale fits into the bigger picture. I likely will get one after some time... :cool:

Yeah but he mentioned the ARTR. :D The Axial RTR seems just Ok to me. You'll either be completely satisfied and having fun, or kicking yourself for not just ponying up for the comp class rig. Seems like there's a lot of plastic vs. the comp. Check out the Losi specs and you'll see what...

The Losi comes ready to drive, the Axial needs quite a few parts yet to drive. All said and done the Axial is probably twice the cost. Either way, it's not meant to replace the comp rigs - its more of a fun one. I been doing a bit of research on this (just bought a CR-01 today). :redneck:

Any idea what time they're showing up? I'm trying to decide if I can skip making coffee at home or not. I don't have any cupholders! :redneck:

I heard about that Unimog in the video. Needless to say the owner got off at the next exit so he could tie it down better and change his pants. :redneck:

Silly Jeep owners and safety... :rolleyes: :haha:

How do you figure that? Proper use of the frame/bumper method consists of ratcheting it down to the bump stops, meaning no "snap and slack". :awesomework: Furthermore you lose any "snap and slack" of the suspended weight bouncing around up top. :corn:

The correct speeeeeeling is "axles". :haha: :fawkdancesmiley: At this rate, probably not. I'm moving to a temporary house for a couple years and don't have room for the Mog there. I'll likely be having it hauled over to my parents place in the Tri-Cities for storage if no one buys it. I think...

When I finally have a tow rig and trailer for the Mog I'll be strapping it down at the bumpers / frame. :fawkdancesmiley:

I truly would be right there with ya, except Toyota will likely make it slushbox only. :mad: I still can't bring myself to get one. :puke: Everything else has me stoked. :awesomework:

I've seen the "Optima bashing" threads many times. The trouble is that most folks don't specify which color they're running. Typically the issues are with the reds. They can't sit un-used for very long, and they can't take a full discharge...at all. Get yourself a yellow or blue and you'll...

I'd like to help out with the Izzy repair if I can. That's still probably the most fun trail I've been on in my (mildy modded) Tacoma. I'd hate to see something like this contribute to the demise of Reiter. With the holidays here I don't have much free time, but I do have the entire week of...

I was out on Tinkham last Wednesday - getting the tree with the family. There was really no snow to talk of. :booo: There might be more now, but doubt there is a whole lot. Darn warm weather and rain hit the pass too. :mad:

Well, it turned out to be an exhaust leak - go figure. I had purchased a new cat-back a month ago, finally had a chance to install it yesterday. No more sound. :D The old exhaust was looking pretty sad, and there was a crack in the muffler itself. That was probably the culprit...and it...

Would there be any other signs? The engine runs fine during all this, doesn't appear to lose power when the sound is happening.

We're getting ready to sell our '94 4Runner, with 210,000 on the ticker. It has been, and continues to be a strong runner but a new sound has cropped up recently. At highway speed when cruising along (no acceleration) everything sounds just fine. When you get on the gas a bit so the torque...

I'd definitely make reservations, especially considering the 5+ mile hike to the cabin at the springs (with the new gate). That's a bit of a long walk for an uncertain outcome. :awesomework:

It'll do just fine. Beyond the gated spot it would get a little worse, but still not too bad. Just avoid going when there have been many consecutive days of rain. :awesomework:

It's a nice small place, they limit the number of people out there at any given time to keep it that way. My wife and I went out on a cool / overcast day and had a great relaxing time in the springs. Very unfortunate that they put the gate in, and they're even required a trailhead pass for...

Weird, well I guess I'll have to take another look... :scratchhead: