Hackin' the Vac - Hudy Air Vac Vacuum R/C Shock & Diff Pump 

One would think if your buying Hudy gear you would more likely than not own your own power supply. Why Jack the price up more and include something most of us wouldn't need?

Speak for yourself. Track conditions change so do the outside air temps. With that being said you never know what shock weight you need until a few tests runs. You must have never competed at a higher level where the money pot is worth every edge you can get. Considering it's something you can keep in your toolbox forever it's rather inexpensive

I was going to say it but then I thought one of you guys would say it! Haha

And at least have a power supply for it as well.

& more space @ the top for big hands & fingers, so the whole thing doesn't topple so easy.

Swing and a miss... twice.

HA! The price is expensive; there is no hiding that. -Brett

Haha just want to see it’s 2 or 3 digits..going old school is still ok..just smoke one ciggy and that’s it..all bubbles gone..😁

exactly - who is pumping diffs??? there's air in it anyway, hehehehe

Yeah, but this one's sexy

No, I think those would be too big. If you made a new post and plate you could probably make them work. -Brett

No, the X-Maxx shocks would be too long to fit. -Brett

It's $154. USD

Yeah, what's up? -Brett

AMain Hobbies can I put a spectrum battery and esc so I can use the smart battery on a traxxas slash remeber the 130 mph one and plus what is the best off road ties and how do I drift the thing and how do I turn off TSM and plus I mostly buy my things FROM AMAIN

@@r3versekyvak608 A smart ESC should work fine in your Slash, there shouldn't be any compatibility issues other than the battery connector's matching. For your TSM, if it's programmed to your multi-function knob on the transmitter, you can just turn that down. You can also go into transmitter programming (TQi only) and turn TSM off completely that way. For off-road tires, there isn't a "best" tire per se, because the tires are designed to match certain terrain types; which of course varies depending on where you drive and the type of dirt you have available. Here is a list with pictures of tires, let me know if any stand out to you. Also, what type of off-road terrain will you be driving in? -Brett

AMain Hobbies I am using 17 mm proline blockades I use them for speed runs so I might get the pro line 17mm pre mounted monster slash wheels and @AMain Hobbies I love your vids how do I make a vid like you

AMain Hobbies how do I program it to TSM

What does that have to do with this video?

Sounds pretty awesome man but don't hit yourself going that fast! -Brett

Absolutely. That's what the pros do. A silver Sharpie pen is a great way to mark the diff case, to indicate the fluid weight... in case you forget later. -Brett

@@AMain_Hobbies yeah, ain't nobody got time to wait for bubbles to come out when you need to swap doff out in 15mins before next race XD

You're officially the hat man now. Here, join me: www.amainhobbies.com/protek-rc-trucker-hat-black-ptk-1007/p394344?v=233070 -Brett

It might be "overpriced", but Hudy products tend to not only be 'high quality', but 'very high quality'. On top of that, using their set-up kits as a perfect example, they are far, far more accurate. The markings on "cheaper" set-up kits were inaccurate, whereas the Hudy kits were spot-on. Finally, while this is far from a "necessity" where shocks are concerned, in regards to diffs, this could prove (not that I own one...yet) to be an outstanding, and functional, 'accessory'.

@@robbryan3044 it's good brand name but it's just how practical to each. Me yeah it's nice but I don't see myself using it but a few time so compared to the price its not that useful in that manner.

@@luisw3406 True, true. I'm 99% certain that they're not targeting this to the "everyday" RC person. You won't find anyone whose vehicle is purely for bashing purchasing this. You'll probably find very few (except for those who just like spending, to show "they own one") whose vehicles spend less that 50% racing & practicing for racing. This is aimed at those whose vehicles spend at least 75% of their time on the track (practicing & racing). Right now, my vehicles don't meet that 'purpose level', which is exactly why I haven't purchased one of these...and, until such time as at least half my vehicles meet said 'purpose level', I'll hold off purchasing one. Those who know this is intended for them (and, again, those who don't mind spending excessively, to "show off", they'll see the advantage, and get one (or all three)...while the rest of us will just enjoy watching the video, and say, "Maybe one day. Maybe. And, then again, maybe not."

@@robbryan3044 true I spend about the same amount of time on track too. But yeah if your spending 75%or more on track it would be very practical it saves time 👍. But me I still would rather spend that amount of $ on tires or other upgrades personally but to each there own taste.