INJORA 1.0 rock terrains in their S2 compound  

I agree, thanks for watching

Thanks!!

Thanks for watching and the nice comments I appreciate it 🙏

Awesome to know they get better, thanks

How do you compare them to the hyrax ?

@@ajustice2010 hyrax are better hands down, injora has made great strides in their tire compounds though, anything an s3 or s4 would be your best bet as far as softness but tread wise hyrax is very good in my book still

@@ajustice2010 The Hyrax are awesome, but they are not that big. The rock terrains look good and are a good size.

Awesome to hear, thanks for watching

They grip really good I was surprised at how well they did for being an S2 compound, thanks for watching

@@missourircadventures1730 i couldn't tell if your shocks were stock or not

@@caseys_cozy_garage they are aluminum housing but stock length and spring rate

You know what I think you are correct they are not S2 compound, thanks for catching that

@@missourircadventures1730 not a problem, I only caught it because I'm fixing to order some wheels and tires

@@klutch4878 have you checked out their latest tires?, they are S5 compound and I love them www.injora.com/products/injora-4pcs-1-0-62-22mm-super-soft-sticky-all-terrain-tires-for-1-18-1-24-rc-crawlers-t1014?_pos=3&_sid=ee469a2bf&_ss=r

@@missourircadventures1730 I've seen them but this is my first RC and I just feel like the big 60+ tires are to much for me atleast at the moment. I wanna keep my build pretty scale looking and the 60+ mm tires look to big from pictures and videos since I don't have any actual places near me to look at parts in person. I may eventually go to a big tire but I went ahead and ordered the 56mm rock terrains since they're slightly taller and wider than the stock jlu tires.

@@klutch4878 totally understand good luck with your build 👍

Hey thanks alot man I appreciate it

Yes unfortunately

In all my test videos I run the foams that came with them, now my red buggy is running a smaller foam from a different tire, it gives it that little squish at rest and then it is vented to help conform on the rocks