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"Inspect predictably, replace parts on condition and never run to failure."

This free Post Run Protocol is the first part of a system that will be featured in my book about the UDR.
Use it to help you spot failures early and stay ahead of running costs.My book about the Traxxas UDR is not being written for people who want to bolt shiny parts onto a truck and call it “built.”It is being written for owners who want to understand the machine, spend money intelligently, reduce avoidable failures, and get more useful runtime from a very capable platform.It will cover everything from buying new or used, all the way down to setting up your chassis efficiently, inspired by decades of experience gained in the high-end automotive world. While you wait, I have put together this FREE Post-Run Protocol which helps Traxxas UDR owners stay ahead of running costs.

This free protocol is built to help UDR owners catch developing issues before they get expensive and reduce guesswork between sessions. It is the bench-ready version of the inspection logic shown on the RC Workbench channel.By applying my methods, you will never run your UDR to failure again.

Want to see the R&D side?

Patreon is the R&D bay for the upcoming book: the mechanical thinking, bench notes, and development work behind the finished system.That is where I share test iterations, in-progress observations, and the reasoning that does not always fit inside a YouTube video.This button will take you there.

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Get the absolute most out of your UDR by removing guesswork, avoiding expensive mistakes and gaining highly valuable tuning insight for your Traxxas UDR.The book will cover:

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Buying a used UDR instead?

I also put together a free Pre-Purchase Inspection Checklist for anyone evaluating a truck before buying.
This path also gives you the free Post-Run Protocol and informs about the upcoming book release.

Use it to spot red flags, assess condition more objectively, and avoid paying for hidden problems.Before any service or upgrade work makes sense, the condition of the vehicle needs to be assessed properly.This free checklist documents the inspection process used to evaluate used RC cars before purchase, adapted from protocols used in high-end automotive applications.

• Already own a UDR? Go back to the Post-Run Protocol

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UDR Book Updates

You are now on the UDR Book interest list.This means I’ll keep you updated as the book develops, without flooding the main RC Workbench list every time I make progress on it.What this book is being built to solve:The Traxxas UDR is not a cheap truck to run badly.Most owners do not lose money because one part fails. They lose money because they have no baseline, no inspection routine, no clear wear limits, and no way to decide whether a part should be cleaned, adjusted, rebuilt, replaced or upgraded. They just throw parts at their UDR based on Forum folklore and hope for the best.That is the gap this book is designed to fill.It will provide the reader with precious insight about how to inspect their UDR predictably, replace parts based on their condition, setup their chassis based on their own specific weight distribution and never run their truck to failure.One important point:This book is not being written for people who want to bolt shiny parts onto a truck and call it “built.”It is being written for owners who want to understand the machine, spend money intelligently, reduce avoidable failures, and get more useful runtime from a very capable platform.If that sounds like you, you are in the right place.When the book is closer to release, I’ll send the next update by email.In the meantime, if there is one UDR problem you absolutely want the book to address, reply to the email that brought you here and tell me.That feedback may directly shape what makes it into the final version.

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RC Workbench was created in 2023, born after decades of experience gained in the high-end automotive field. My unique approach downsizes systems applied in GT3 race workshops, helping owners of mechanically intricate RC cars stay ahead of maintenance costs and never run them to failure.

The RCWB brand is young but built with intent, busy planting a flag in uncharted territory within the high end of the RC car niche. Discovery is slow but engagement is strong. We deliver quality, peace of mind and exclusivity by inspecting RC cars predictably, replacing parts on condition and using high-quality workshop-grade tools, so that our RC cars never run to failure.
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Meet Jonas
AGE: 39
OCCUPATION
Hauptmann in the German Army
ANNUAL INCOME
€80,000
INTERESTS
RC Cars, Motorbikes, DIY
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Perfectionist, likes things done once, and properly. Enjoys tinkering on mechanical assemblies in and around the house.

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Formula 1, Senior Aerodynamics Engineer
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