u/Bumping_Tacos

I've had some stress and mental health issues lately, so I've been trying to get my feelings out on paper in a safe way.

I designed and printed my own 6 spoke rims with a large negative offset to help widen out the stance for stability. The stock width is about 2.8" and now she sits at about 3.625".

Almost a full inch of width added on the stock tires.

Edited to add: didn't realize so many jerks with rude opinions posted on this subreddit. Shouldn't need to add it but if you don't like it then just move the hell on. No need to add your 2 cents.

Still creating some fun obstacles to climb over. I'm having as much fun 3d printing obstacles as I am driving lol

I bought my first crawler a few days ago (SCX30 Bronco) and have been toying around with my 3D printer to make a few obstacles that are adjustable so I can create unlimited lines.

I only know how to use SketchUp, so my designs are limited but I'm ok with that! These have been an absolute blast to mess around with in my studio apartment.

What are your favorite obstacles to crawl over? Anything I should really add to my growing park?

I bought my first crawler to crawl around my apartment and I'm so much in love with this little car! I did buy a few upgrades that the store had in stock, so most of the common stuff is already done.

Are there any less common upgrades that could improve this even more?

Are there kits to put wider axles from a 24 scale crawler?

Any suggestions around Seattle to crawl at?