Dirt, rocks, & Trucks...

[Rivas Concepts]

I know my videos are long and I try to shorten them but I get so much good footage (I think its good anyway) I try to pick the best stuff. Love wheel travel, tires folding over rocks like they are aired down, loose terrain and anything you would see doin 1:1. If you like any of this stuff check it out. Ill work on a 5 minute vid and see how it goes.

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[CAPTAIN INSANE-O]

loved the video, i fell out of the hobby for about half a year until last night when i starting picking back up, videos like this are great inspiration for me to build the rig i never finished, thanx for the video

[sweli]

wholly jeep roosters 7min in! LOL!
Was that the Geico spokesman at 8min in?!?



Great video! Like all the different terrain and with so many rigs you get to see some different tires and setups across it!

[Rivas Concepts]

Originally Posted by CAPTAIN INSANE-O

loved the video, i fell out of the hobby for about half a year until last night when i starting picking back up, videos like this are great inspiration for me to build the rig i never finished, thanx for the video

Thanks, yea scale to me is such a great addiction, I mean hobby. Just seeing the trucks do different things and always amazed every outing. Glad to hear it inspired someone. I have more videos on my channel.

Originally Posted by sweli

wholly jeep roosters 7min in! LOL!
Was that the Geico spokesman at 8min in?!?



Great video! Like all the different terrain and with so many rigs you get to see some different tires and setups across it!

Yea that red rubicon was a stock honcho, now its a jeep body with boggers and gmade shocks. Stock 27t and electronics, jesse the owner will open it up when ever he can. One thing I notice is a climb like that slick rock really shows the difference in set ups. Even the pitbulls (that are soft and amazing on our tacky sticky rock) slipped on this rock, short and long wheel base. Hummer has lots of weight and Iroks and slipped as well. My ford tends to hop, boggers are not great on smooth rock and leaf springs dont help. But its scale.!