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Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 20 Attaching the Dampers

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Hi RC Enthusiasts
Welcome to my channel and thank you for taking the time to view this video.
This is the Tamiya Rock Socker on Tamiya's answer to a crawler chassis. This awesome model comes as standard with a 540 size motor, a single speed centre gearbox, the ability to choose to have locked / unlocked front & rear axle differentials, front & rear barrel spring, with separate oil shock absorbers, metal chassis rails, four link front and rear chassis links, soft tires and detailed plastic bead lock wheels, the ability to choose to have the optional four wheel steering option, part ball bearing and part metal bearings and a highly detailed polycarbonate body.
If you would like to see the previous steps of the build, please visit:
1. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Chassis Unboxing
2. • Video - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Chassis Introduction
3. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Link Mounts
4. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 2 Attaching the Link Mounts
5. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 3 Mechanism Deck
6. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 4 Ladder Frame
7. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 5 Differential Gear
8. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 6 Drive Shaft
9. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 7 Axle Housing
10. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 8 Attaching Suspension Mount
11. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 9 Coil Spring Mount
12. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Steps 10 and 11 Attaching Front and Rear Uprights
13. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 12 Checking the RC Equipment
14. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 13 Steering Servo
15. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 14 Attaching the Steering Servo
16. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 15 Attaching Rear Steering Rear Tie Rods
17. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 16 Attaching the axle housings
18. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 17 Dampers
19. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 18 Filling the Dampers with Oil
20. • Tamiya Rock Socker CR-... - Tamiya Rock Socker CR-01 Step 19 Attaching the Coil Springs
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26 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 31

@FastFreddyRC 4 месяца назад

That really is quite the design! So many moving parts but I’d say this would be an incredibly fun build as it is so different. Love it! Can’t wait to see it run.

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi Freddy, thank you my friend for stopping by, these dampers are really very smooth indeed, I hope you like my colour choice 😎😉😎best wishes to you and the family 😉😎😉

@HaydadRC 4 месяца назад

Excellent work John; nice job giving us a good birds eye view!👍😊

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi Jeremy, thank you for popping by and watching. I use my phone on a tripod and holder, then spin the view around, seems to work just great. 😎😉Best wishes to you and the family 😉😎😉

@RCBirds 4 месяца назад

Great looking chasis and a awesome build. Thanks for explainung the step.

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi Dirk, thank you for popping by, really appreciate it my friend. Best wishes to you and the family 😉😎😉

@RCBirds 4 месяца назад

@@JF-RC thanks and same to you my friend

@sparetimerc 4 месяца назад

Hi John, that is a serious suspension set up on the Rock Socker, should be a smooth ride. Getting closer to finishing the build, awesome job great video.

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi Al, thank you my friend for stopping by, these dampers are really very smooth indeed, I hope you like my colour choice 😎😉😎best wishes to you and the family 😉😎😉

@theoagrc 4 месяца назад

Interesting suspension set up on that John

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi Craig, thank you for popping by and watching. Best wishes to you and the family 😉😎😉

@theoagrc 4 месяца назад

@@JF-RC can’t wait to see this one driving about 👍🏻

@tiborvon 4 месяца назад

This is awesome dude, I don’t think i ever seen anything like this before

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi Tibster, thank you for popping by and watching. Oh yes, this is a different Tamiya chassis line up for sure. I don’t think I’ve seen this style of setup on any other RC, i wanted to be different 😉😎😉Best wishes to you and the family 😉😎😉

@mikesrcgarage 4 месяца назад

Moving along nicely and as always I can not wait to see it 😊 have a very blessed day buddy! Looking good John ✌🏼😎👍🏼

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hey Mike,thank you for popping by, really appreciate it. It’s certainly going to be a head turner 👍😎👍best wishes to you and the family 🖐️😉🖐️

@SevenWelt 4 месяца назад

Hello, I really liked your video again!👍 Greetings Seven🖖

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi Seven, thank you for popping by, really appreciate it my friend. Best wishes to you and the family 😉😎😉

@SevenWelt 4 месяца назад

@@JF-RC Thank you likewise!🍀 Greetings Seven🖖

@BangForYourBuckRc 4 месяца назад

I must say John, that is a very unique and interesting cantilever suspension set up. I love it though! I like how much of this model utilizes nuts to capture the screws. I don’t see that too often in the “budget ready to run” world. 😎 This one is definitely going to be on my “Tamiya’s to get “ wish list! I think it’s so cool! Keep up the great work my friend! Kind regards to you and your family my friend! 👋🏻😎👊🏼

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi Robby, thank you for watching, I always love to read your responses. Oh yes,this Tamiya is different for sure from the rest of the Tamiya chassis line up and I am confident that you would love the build experience, if you’re up for a Tamiya, I would recommend it. The RockSocker body is really nice too, I’ve managed to mask and paint the roll bars and rear deck, as opposed to using the decals, just wasn’t confident in the roll bars being in the stickers and stay on, used all other decals though, the truck looks mean! Gone with a slightly louder colour to enhance that ‘I’m a monster truck’ get out of my way ! Thingy 😂🤣😂 anyway, hope you like it. Best wishes to you and the family, keep well. 😎😉😎

@rcplaytime 4 месяца назад

looking good 😀👍👍👍

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi, thank you for popping by and watching. Best wishes 😉😎😉

@CarolusRex1346 4 месяца назад

Looking really good Jonh,that is a beautiful looking chassie 🙂👍have a great evening!

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi, thank you for popping by and watching. Best wishes 😉😎😉

@madmustangrc214 4 месяца назад

Great video John. It's really starting to come along. Hope you and the family are keeping well.

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hey there Kev, thank you for watching, I really appreciate you popping by. This is starting to look like a real mean machine now, I’ll try and get a picture of the finished truck and send it to you, really love the mean look of this one, fascinating truck. I hope that you are all keeping well, best wishes to you and the family 😎😉😎

@Fortes_RC_Adv 4 месяца назад

Nice tutorial 👌

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hi, thank you for popping by and watching. Best wishes 😉😎😉

@UncleBobsRC 4 месяца назад

Hi John... Great tip with the 4-way wrench (spanner).. I have a few that pass through, and your right, it really does help with those longer bits... I knocked a few pass through openings after seeing my old HPI (2001) wrench was open... Chassis is looking great, I see the rocker system more pulls on the shock shaft rather than push it in... How much travel does that give you??

@JF-RC 4 месяца назад

Hey Bob, thank you for watching and leaving me a great question. I had to measure it again, because I forgotten 🤦🏻‍♂️🤣🤦🏻‍♂️the damper travels approximately 20mm, I have approximately 5-10mm droop, the cantilever system helps the overall wheel lift to between 80 - 100mm, without the other wheels lifting. I probably won’t use that type of travel too much, as I really bought it because as a truck, it just looks so so mean! And that 4WS system, just fascinating to watch it working. The wrench idea, it just came to me, I don’t have any that pass all the way through, so I decided that with all the wrench that I’ve collected, I’ll have a go at popping it through, and it worked a treat 👍😉👍best wishes to you and the family, hope you’re all keeping well 😉😎😉