Click to Subscribe! ► - Parenting. I can't think of too much more that is important to me in life, other then treating my entire family with respect. Being a Father has been a great experience for me. For the last two years, I have had the pleasure of watching my Son Maurice grow. He has been surrounded with the radio control hobby since the day he was born, and has been showing a strong interest in mechanics, and the way my rigs work. Well, today I wanted to do an extra long video, so I could look back on these special times to remember what an awesome young boy he is becoming. I am a proud father, and I love my son very much!
In this video I show how to change the shocks on your scale trail truck, I demonstrate what oil I am using in the shocks, and have some fun with my boy. Parenting 101 PS - His Birthday is October 26th :)
The truck I am using in this video in the G-Made Komodo 4x4.
Many people ask me questions about the rigs I use, so I have provided public info on the manufacturers website below.
"The new GMade Komodo Scale RC Crawler! Based on the GS01 chassis, which was first used on the Sawback, the new GMade Komodo comes equipped with an overload of high performance scale crawling parts. Features include a steel c-channel frame with built in scale plate, a 4 link suspension system with internal spring oil shocks, one piece graphite solid axle housings with metal diff covers, a single speed transmission with metal motor mount, a set of MT1903 1.9″ rock crawling tires on NR02 bead lock wheels, and a low COG adjustable battery plate. While that’s all great, what really makes the GMade Komodo stand out from the crowd is that amazing pickup truck body. It is made of clear polycarbonate with multiple plastic accessories including a front grill, front and rear light buckets, door handles and much more.
Specs
Width: 236mm
Height: 247mm
Length: 506mm
Wheelbase: 287mm
Weight: 1.9kg
The shocks I am using are "KiNG" shocks a scale replica of their full sized brothers. These shocks are distributed by "RC4WD".
Here is a link to these specific shocks, if you want to find out more:
We hope you enjoy this video, and it inspires you to have fun with RC!
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