
JConcepts JCI Creep 12.3" Rock Crawler Body (Clear)
About this part
- The JCI Creep photo truck is an Element RC Enduro with removed floorboards. The JConcepts team added another battery tray (ASC42003) to the rear to mount electrical and the receiver box. It’s important that the Creep body is either mounted high enough to clear side-guards or floorboards, or its necessary to remove them all together to meet the narrow width of the shell. The truck is fitted with JConcepts JCO3156-02 Landmines tires in green compound and mounted on JCO3389B Colt bead-lock wheels. The front bumper used is the Axial (AXI80125) with RC4wd front winch.
- To fit this body on a TRX-4 Sport or Enduro, you will need to remove the side pods and relocate all electronics to the center of the chassis. This body fits crawlers with a width of approximately 5" or less.
- Painted body shown in photos is for illustrative purposes only and is not included. The body you will receive is clear and unpainted.
- Crisp front-end, skeleton like grille
- Angular, V-shaped structure
- Vintage, large single cab construction
- Flange style fenders, Military fit and finish
- 1:1 headlight and grille treatment
- Clear heavy-duty polycarbonate with protective film
- Window masks and detailed JCI / Creep sheet included
Reviews4.3 · 4 reviews
This body is really nice. How ever it is thin and has split in several spots around the fenders. I think if it was a little thicker it would be better.
excelente body, de maravilla en mi crawler recomendado 100%
I just mounted this body on a SCX10II with a VS4-10 Chassis conversion. looks great!! Love the low profile no weight setup!
The Creep is an excellent crawler body....it’s lightweight, narrow, and tires are fully exposed for perfect approach angles. I’m currently running one on an SCX10 II, and I’m planning to get another one for a leafer rig!
Reviewers generally describe the clear JConcepts Creep 12.3" rock crawler body as attractive and well suited to crawler builds, with praise for its lightweight, narrow profile and exposed tires that aid approach angles. One reviewer reports it mounted well on an SCX10 II with a VS4-10 conversion. The main recurring problem is durability: one reviewer found the body thin and reported splits around the fenders, suggesting more thickness would help. One Spanish-language review offers brief unqualified praise. Overall the sample is small, with four reviews across mixed ratings of 3 to 5.
- + Lightweight
- + Narrow profile
- + Exposed tires for approach angles
- + Looks good on crawlers
- − Thin material
- − Splits around fenders